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POLICE INSURANCE.
A Discharged officer Is Held Not
to Be Entitled TO Drawback.

Several months ago Alfred Clark. the as.
signee of discharged police officer named
Pugh, brought suit against City and County
Treasurer Refs TO enforce him, by writ of
mandate to pay him $3.50, being the amount
that his assignor had paid into the Life and
Health Insurance Fund.-
The statute providing for this fund au-
thorizes the board having its management
to repay to any officer discharged for other
cause than malfeasance in Office such an
amount as a drawback as it NAV decide
upon. not exceeding half of that contributed
by the officer.
The petitioner in this case asserted that
the 81 per month paid into the fund is money
In which his assgnOr has a vested right. and
that on his discharge he is entitled to lis re-
turn. The defendant iuterposed demurrer
on the ground of the insufficiency OF the
facts to constitute cause Of action, which
the court sustained.
The case was appealed to the Supreme
Court, and yesterday an opinion was handed
down, affirming the judgment of the lower
court.
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APPLES CAME MIGHTY HIGH.

DIR. j. r.. CardweIPs Address Contains
Some Very Interesting Matters.
Some very interesting information con-
cerning the early history of fruit culture in
Oregon, and tue fabulous prices obtained
for the product of the first orchards, is con-
tanned in the address Of DR.. ]. II. Cardwell,
President of the Oregon State Horticultural
Society, which he delivered at recent
meeting OF that body.
He recltes that it was in the summer of
1917 that Henderson Lewelling Of Iowa
brought across the plains several hundred
yearling grated trees-apple, pear, cherry,
plum, prune and peach, and several varie-
ties OF grapes and berries. 10 successfully
transport them they were placed in soil in
two large boxes made to fit wagon-bed.
They were carefully attended to and watered
until they were safely planted on the bank
of the Willamette, near the present village
of Milwaukee, Ciackamas County. This
was the first Oregon fruit orchard, and
really the nucleus of the great fruit interests
which are now such source Of profit to the
hortleultursts of the State. A William
Meek, who brought sack Of apple seeds
from the East. formed a partnership with
Mr.. Lewelling, and together they started
nursery in lS4S The next season yearling
trees sold at from 80 cents TO 81 each, anu
the nurserymrn had more customers than
they could supply.
gan to bear fruit, which, DIR. Cardwell says,
was delicious and brought exceedingly high
prices, 81 per pound being paid for the first
apples sold. The first box Of apples brought
TO Portland sold for S75--or 81 per apple Tor
the lot.
Californians, fruit-hungry ami with pleth-
oric purses, bid high Tor Oregon surplus
fruit, and in 1858 a lew boxes of apples, Sc
curely bound with strap-ir0n las was the
custom in those days to protect the fruit
from thieves. were shipped to San Francisco
and sold at 81 per pound. In 1854, 800 BUSH
els of apples were shipped to the Golden
Gate, the sale of which netled the shippers
from 81 80 TO 50 per pound. In 1855, COCO
bushels were sold in the same market Mt
from $50 to $50 per bushel. Young trees
were now bearing handsomely, and the ex-
port of apples in 1856 was 90 600 boxes. This
year one box of Esopus Spilzenberg paid
the shipper net profit of $50, and three
boxes of Winesaps were sold in Portland for
S102 From this time on TO 1869 the fail and
winter shipments bi-monthly to San Fran
cisco per steamer were from 1900 to 5000
boxes. This season began the end of high
prices, the drop being constant, with but oc-
casional variations until the present time
Portland Oregonian, Jan. 9th.
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snIPPING lNTELLIGENCE.


For Ldte St'DpGtT InteGi1eHcs Eighth I'rge
o~7-------~-.7-J-~0-0--00O
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quiet but weak at Insignificant changes for most
stocks. Governments steady Petroleum-Febru-
airy united closed at757s.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-United States Bonds, As
1191a; do. 41a's, 10S; Northern Pacific. 2s7s
Canadian Pacific, 1874; Central Pacific, 81; Union
Pacific, 44s4; Atchison, 291s; Wells-Fargo, 140;
Western Union, 1919; Silver, TO- Sterling 81 51a@
A 81
NEW YORK, jan 3O.-wheat, cash, =; March,
81 09ss.
Flour-Firm
Coffee-Sl6 10.
Sugar-47s@51ac
Hops-Pacifc Coast, 2s935c.
Hides-13c
Copper-Lake, Sl4 40
Tin-Spot $50 O5
Lead-Domestic, 81 471A.
Iron-$14.
Petroeum-February, 1880.
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/ L Seaman, Durham
Mrs DUNCAN. n Dakota
L St Clair, North Dakota
e 4 Collins. San L Obispo
L 2 jackson, Sn l. ObispO
j b Murphy, MERGED
y + Franklin. Ohio
j A Harris ~ W, San Jose
j + Douglas. Los Angeles
~ II Fowler q W, Texas
w O'Brien, Watsonville
G Flack, HOLSTER
A Tiiden, W q C, Missouri
J I Day & W, Modesto
IL 2 Osborn, Fresno
J II Williams, Sac
C Gould, Nevada
j Martin, Reno
w i Hill, Petaluma
lC z Kelly. Sac
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German Bcncvolence.

AT the annual meeting of the German
Benevolent Society reports were received
indicating decrease in membership from
3443 to 1906. The German Hospital has a
balance on hand of S57 56, with receipts for
the year Of S6O,256 o5. Apart from the
Hospital Fund, the total receipts of the
society were S41, 099 II. Work was provided
LOT Guy men ana 2I7 women. and S12,546 so
expended for benevolent purposes, The So
ciety's real estate is worth STA. S27 AZ: pcr
sonal property is valued at S47, 22S 40, with
total liabilities amounting to S1l, 594 o.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Isaac Hecht; First Vice President. F.
ID. Stadtmuller; Second Vice-President.
Emil Rohte; Recording Secretary. Walter
II: Cramer; Financial Secretary. E. Fl.
Michels; Treasurer, Fred G. Siebe; Directors
Koebg and Carl Uhlig: to fill the uneSnired
term Of +. ID. Stadtmuller, elected First
Vice President. w. G. Hilderbrandt
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kinds show further decline. Chinese mixed, 81 10
Ga 20; No. 1 Chinese, So 1906 20 y two MATS as
extra No. /, IS 40@j 80; Hawaiian, 80 l212go 20
Japanese. So p ctl.
TIN PLATE-Recent receipts OF Il .4S1 boxes eI-
Elginshire sold prior to arrival. Sales are re-
ported of 1900 boxes at So 371s. The market is
quoted at So 371a96 so q box. these being lower
quotations than those recently ruling.
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes. terms net
cash. Cube Crushed, Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed. all 61zc: Dry Granuated. &C; Confec-
tioners' A. 57sc; Extra 9, SC; Golden c. 43zc . 10:
Bags, lac more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as follows,
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube. Crushed. Fine
Crushed and Powdered, &c q 10; Extra Fine Pow
dered, 614e: Dry Granulated sac: Xxx do, 634c;
Confectioners' A. $3.50; White Extra Z. 1sc; Extra
G, 4Ac. Golden c. 41sc 9fD.
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Steamers TO sail to-day are the State of California
for Portland the Corona for San Diego, the Hum
boldt for Humboldt Bay, the Noyo for Puget Sound,
the Point Iona for Grays Harbor aud the Truckee
for Tillamook Bay. The Oregon falls due from
Portland, the Santa Cruz from San Pedro and the
Santa Maria from southern ports.
The ship Louis Walsh, 1897 tons, and bark Ore
gon 1864 tons load coal at Nanaimo for this port
San Pedro. British ship L eyland Bros, 223s TONS
and British iron ship Pythomene, 1896 tons, wheat
at Tacoma for L. X, Hayre or Antwerp.
The Bowdon takes for Havre So 446 ctls wheat.
valued at $4,000: |. F. Chapman Tor Liverpool
IS, 639 cts at S96 900.
1t was reported yesterday that the British iron
ship otheo, l45O tons, was chartered for wheat to
u X, Hayre or Antwerp, 4Os.
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

II our old friend Constant Reader"
Who so often bobs in sight,
Should live up To his nom de plume, he'd have no
time to write.-lndlauspolis Journal.
why do they call them fountain pens? p 4"
"0h. l suppose because they are forever
overlooking. Puck.
"The calendar is getting mixed Is not
winter the time for skatng?" Eyes" "And
yet 1t is the TALL season, too. Philadelphia
Times.
Teacher-Johnny Cresus, how is it you
never have your grammar lesson? Johnny
l expect to so into society when l grow up.
Judge.
Eenie, vicente. wynie. wuni
How'll you have your microbes done?
Fish for em first and when they're hooked,
The latest way is to serve lem KOched
Buffalo Express.
'We call the new boy who is distributing
type Circumstances said the compOsitor.
"Why is that?" because he alters cases"
Washington Press.
Tommy-Does your ma ever 60 through
your pockets lookln' for cigarettes
Jimmy-Naw. She don't smoke the same
kind as me- indianapolis Journal.
Tommy-Did you 90 much fighting dur
ing the war, pa? Pal did my share of it,
Tommy. Tommy-Did you make the
enemy run. Pa-You're right. did, Tom
my. Tomtny-Did they ketch you, pap
Boston COURIER
81 wonder why blind snake was selected
to bite Sarah Bernhard when she plays
Cleopatra" remarked Mrs. Ransom. BE
cause no one would expect snake with
eyesight to bite BONE" replied Ransom
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Death Claims us Victim.

c. II. Allen, the young man who shot HIM
self on the beach, near the Cliff House, on
Saturday night, died at the City ana County
Hospital yesterday morning. 1t will be re-
membered that after he was taken to the
Receiving Hospital he claimed to have been
shot by one "Snithey." who, as he claimed,
had tried to rob him of his watch. 1t was
proved, however, that Allen shot himself
while in frenzy, as he was on the verge of
delirium tremens. The remains have been
removed to the Morgue. The deceased was
a native Of Pennsylvania, aged u years,
and 4 clerk by occupatinn.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are follows: Family
extras 81 1904 25 BAKERS extras 81 05@4 10; city
superine, s53 %; interior brands, s49i 20 for
tras and s3(g3 rs {. b5l for superfne.
WHEAT-BOth shippers and millers are paying
higher prices aud a very fair demand is reported
No. /, 81 3712@l 1884 2 ctl; Nc 2, 81 3212@SI 50;
choice, 81 40; extra cnolce for milling 81 4I14@9
l 49,: Sonora 81 35Gl 3614 = ctl,
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were uninteresting yesterday and
Quotations showed no marked change In either of
the regular sessions from Thursdays prices CLOSING
quotations below. The San Francisco Board viii
not be in session to-day
Local securities dun, with decline I'm Flee
trio Light to SIG 1919 and in Spring Valley to se2
The True Consolidated and Adelaide Copper as
sessments fall delinquent in Office to-day.
Mt. Diaolo has received shipment of $685.
Sun Insurance has declared quarterly dividend
of 2 ~ per cent.
overman miIled last week $40 tons ore assaying
Sl4 IT.
California Adamant wall-pas.er COMPANY has
levied an assessment OF 81, delinquent March I'd
Pacific Coast Borax Company has declared dtyi-
dend of 81, payable February 10th. Pacific Light
Ing Company one OF soc, February 5th
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nephews and nieces. Henry and Bertha
Malafosse, Louis, Noemi, Fortunee, Marie.
Elisa and Edward Gely, Bertha, Ceiestine
and Evareste sBernos and Charles and
property, share and share alike, to be en-
ioyed after the death of her hus band. to
whom the same is devised for life. The
executor, after paying all just demands upun
the estate, is directed to pay to the husband
all the rents, issues and profits thereof as
stated
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community property accumulated by their
joint efforts amounts to Sl50O in the savings
bank, besides five lots near San Diego worth
about $1,000 The defendant, it is averred,
threatens to sell the latter and appropriate
the proceeds, and Judgment is therefore
prayed. giving her S25 per month permanent
alimony and restraining the defendant from
selling the lots. Judge Finn issued the re-
straining ORDER
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of trouble in court, besides other annoy
ances, and had to be punished besides. Yes
terday morning the threr-vear-od child OF
Alfred MeAllister at 1919 Pacific street died
with the same disease, and by 2 o'clock in
the afternoon the remains had been buried.
1t was great trial 10 the parents to have TO
hurry their little one away SO, but they saw
the wisdom of the law and determined to
Dbey il
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'hAFA1N III 2 HIId
AMERICAN

Il II LuClCu. bOo odbOS
J . Earl. Lyons
A B Butter, Tuiare
Mrs Staples, Fremont
Z K Shurek. Sacramento
Mrs l. Kaeding. SantaBaI
G L Smell, Tacoma
L Stewart a. W. Portland
j Nj Downer, Stockton
n 4 Neary, Tacoma
l. Cousea x W, Eureka
: j Wethersld, st Paul
NJ G Swain. Marysville
j q Wickersham, Petalum
J L White d W, Wis
Mrs J q stephens, Tomato
J Z Eubanks, Tomales
L Z Macartney,S Santa Cru
t II Sped dy& w,Portland
I Booth. Danville
W II Doyle, Boston
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef is in good supply Mutton is firm and choice
is scarce. The quotation for Lamb nominal.
there are practically here and few yearlings
are being oirered in their stead Hogs are firm and
dairy Hogs are very Wholesale rates from
slaughtererS to dealers as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@6Iac; second quality, SO
6JSc: third do, 3I20412c.
VEAL-Large. 5@6c: small Calves, SOC:
MUTTON-W ethers S15@D9c: Ewes, S9S1.c.
SPRING LAMB-Nomina AZ l5c p 10.
PoRH-Live Hogs. 41a@45sc q 10 for heavy hard
granted and s5s69t7sc for light average dos stock
Hogs 4(941se Is 10; dressed do, 7GSc q u.
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FOR Las shWpa., Intsli2enes Etsata Pase
->o-r---7-o~--N0~>000~~0--
FRIDAY. Jan 80.
Stmr Whitesboro, Gunderson. Is hours from
Whitesboro POS NJ ft lumber, to L White.
Bark Germania, Lane, days from Seattle; l4O0
tons coal, TO Black Diamond Coal Co.
Bay. via Royal Roads ~ days; 1850 tons coal, to
Bark sycamore, Pressey. 9 days from Port Lud-
=, sehr Henry Dennis, Miner days from Port
Schr Helen Kimball. Jensen, Az DAYS from
Grays Harbor; 245 NJ IT lumber, to Chas Nelson.
Schr James Townsend, Wilson, "a hours from
Fort Bragg; 220 NJ It lumber. to Fort Bragg Red
wood Co.
stmr Corona, Alexander, San Diego; GoodaT, Per
stmr Humboldt. lessen. Eureka: searies & Stone
stnr State Of California, Ackley. Portland; Good
Stmr Bertha, Anderson, Port Angeles; KariuS
WI BARK Northern Light, Simpson, whaling; Jas
McKenna
FRIDAY, Jan 80.
Stmr Alcazar. Hansen.
stmr Point Arena, Alien, Crescent City.
Stmr Protection, Levlson. Fort Bragg
Stmr Gypsy. Plummer, Santa Cruz ETC.
Stmr Record, Jensen.
Stmr City of Pueba, Debney Victoria
stinr Alhatrcss, Tanner. cruise.
Ship | L Chapman, THOMPSON Liverpool,
Bark Gen Fairehild Mack!e. Port Angeles
Bark Mary Glover, Isgkeit, Port Discovery.
Schr Rio Rey, IsgSeit. Bowens Landing.
SClr Amethyst, Olsen, humboldt.
Schr Oscar and Hattie, CAN'T, Victoria.
Schr Lily Noyes, Humboldt
Schr Parkersburg, Hansen Coquiiie River.
Scar Eliza Miller, Christensen, Coos Bay.
TeIe-ranhic.
POINT LoBos = Jan 80 10 P. M-welthsr
hazy; wind northwest velocity miles.
Notice.
The sailing of the stmr city of Rio de Janelro has
been postponed until Feb ..
Spoken.
Dec g. lat s. long % W ship VIM G Davis. from
Baltimore for San francisco.
Dec IT, lat S, long 81 W, Br ship Lueipara from
Dee 20, lat % S, long as w ship Rice from
Baltimore for san Francisco.
Dolanssir Ports
ASTORIA-Sailed Jan 30-Stmr Oregon for San
san DiEao-Arriycd Jan Sa-sehrs Mabel Gray
EUKEKAasailed Jan so-schr Chas FAX.
SAN PEDR0-Arriyed Jan 3O-Ship Ericsson I'm,
Nanaimo, and sehr Lucy from Eureka
rACoMA-Saiied Jan 3o-ship Alaska. for San
POINT ARENA-ArrIved Jan so-schr Bender
NENT9RA-,saiied Jan So-stmr Silver Spring,
MENDooINo-Arrived Jan 2s-stmr Novarro.
PORT aAMBLE-saued Jan so-schr Spokane,
for Sau Francisco.
Eastern Ports,
NEW YoRK-Arrived Jan 29-Ship Joseph
Thomas, hence Oct l.
Foreign Ports.
VICToRIA-Passed Jan 2S-Haw stmr San Ma
teo, hence Jan - for Nauaimo.
Observation-Disclosures Jan 29-Br stmr Batavia,
from Vancouver.
Sailed Jan 26-Schr Chas G Wilson. for Jainit.
HULL-Sailed Jan 29-Br ship Bidston Hill, for
San Francisco via London.
QuEENSr0WN-PaSsed Jan 2S-Bark ANNA
johnson, hence Oct 2 for Liverpool
Observation-Disclosures Jan l-Bktn Quickstep I'm
Gig Harbor.
NANAIMo-sailed Jan so-Bark wilma, for San
Diego.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arriyed Jan 30-Stmr EthiopIa I'm,
Glasgow; stmr Vera, from Bremen.
QUEEN Jan 3u-Stmr Celtic I'm,
New York.
.LoNDoN-sightedJ Jan 2s-stmr Amsterdam, I'm
New York.
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Napthalv Ia Ills Nemesis

The charge OF vagrancy against Richard
Croker, better known as Thrifty Dick"
was dismissed by Judge Rix yesterday be-
cause he proved that lie has made a living
Tor years by acting as messenger about
the City Prison. Attorney b. f. Napthaly
intimated that he intended to prosecute
young Croker on a moro serious charge.
''case-fxing" being limited at.
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A Nominal Fine Imposed,

James Deeley of 3lO0 California street,
convicted of violating health ordinance by
holding public funeral of his child who had
died from diphtheria and also permitting
the casket TO remain open, was fined SO by
Judge Xix yesterday. The Court intimated
that he would impose more severe fine on
him who might hereafter be convicted of the
same OtIenSe.
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The number of white persons in the Indian
Territory is not included in this table, eX-
cept 1888 persons in Greer County, Okla
homa. claimed by Texas. The census OF
Indians and other persons on Indian reser-
vatiOns has been made subject of special
investigation, and las not been completed
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A shinsmith Ininrea

John Haley, a shipsmlth, employed in re-
pairing the revenue cutter Bear, fell from q
scaffolding at the Union Iron Works yester-
day morning and was very badly injured.
He was conveyed to the Receiving Hospital,
where it was found that he had sustained
fractures Of the right ulna and radius, be-
sides serious internal injuries,
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A New Trial Grantad-

Judge Hunt granted yesterday the motion
ior new trial in the case OF Daniel Nc
shane versus Goldberg, Bowen & Co. on the
ground that the evidence did not justify the
verdict; The plaintiff was formerly en-
ployed by the defendants. who CHARGED him
with embezzlement, but did not cause his
arrest, because he transferred certain stock
to them by way Of compromise. His wife
sued to set aside the transfer on the ground
tlfat her nus band was incompetent when he
made it. and the jury found for her.
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SECURITIES.


NEW YORK, Jan. 30-In the stock market to-day
the demand of the morning was soon satisfied and
dizziness became the leading feature 1t was late in
the day on the selling of Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific and the buying OF the new sugar
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Drixen out of Her Hnme.

Elizabeth Tintrop has fled complaint
against her husband, Henry Tlntrop. alleg-
ing that on the 23d Of January, 1890. he
drove her from their residence AMI has
since refused to allow her to return. The
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THE CENSUS.
Showing the Increase or Decrease
i'm the Last Decade.

The following is the official return OF the
census of the United States in 1890 as COM
pared with 1880, as showing the increase or
decrease of each State or Territory during
the decade. ard also the totals of each of the
five grand divisions during the same time:
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Theirs Was a Failure.

Mary Alice Mitchell (nee OVENS, has be-
gun suit for the annullment of her marriage
with James N. Mitchell, alleging that when
united she was under the age of consent
and had not obtained permission from her
parents, and, moreover, that the defendant
has failed to provide for and has willfully
deserted her.
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Huex,s sureties sued.

The People by the Board of State Harbor
Commissioners has sued Sidney l.. Loop,
James Gilleran. j. II. Hegler. T. Fl. Minor
and Maurice Schmidt sureties on tho bond
of w. C. Huey, to recover S27S6 o5 alleged
to have been collected by him as dockage,
wharfage and tolls. but never accounted for,
the principal being fugitive defauter.
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The Weeks Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 10
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. as compared with l6
for the previous week and Is for the corresponding
week of 1890.
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades as follows: Six general stores, grocers,
harness, boots and shoes. gentlemen's furnish
ing goods, dry goods and builder.
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inspector Burns of the Health Office calls
Attention to the difference in spirit Of eiti-
zens by relating his experience with diph-
liberia during the last day or two. The man
Deeley has caused the city about three days
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WINTER LOVE SONG.

Though black and wlutry are the skies,
When l looE into your eyes
saw "SDrinz has come,
see blue SKIES, beIovedr'
Though cold winds shrek and howl hear,
When your voice dOJh greet my ear,
! say Spring has come.
The birds hear, be!ovedr'
Though iee-bndS hang in place o. tn rose,
Pink, SO pink your fair cheek CLOVIS,
/ say, "SprinE has come,
/ see the rose, beloyedm
Bird song and roses bloom 1 love,
And when those blue skies arr above,
say, Spring has come,
SpringtiIne Of love, beloved"
RosAIIE CHILDs i'll Travellers Record.
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English Wheat Nrnrket.


LIVERPOOL, Jan. s0.-The spot market is firm at
rs 6d@7s ll1ad. Cargoes are quiet at 39s for
of coast 3Ss Sd for Just shipped and 3ss Cd for
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives tho following
Liverpool quotations: February. rs l0S4d: March,
rs 10Ad; April, rs 914d; May. as S34d; june rs
71ad; July, rs I'd.
LONDON, Jan. So = Consols, s7M United
States Bonds-l's, 1921. do. 4i2's los IA; Silver,
467sd; Rentes, 95f 55c: Bullion Into Bank of
England, 5000.
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To Her Husband for Life.

The will Of Eugene Pavie has been filed
by Antoine Borel, the executor named. de-
vising her $4,000 estate as follows: To her
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A Difference In PeopIe.

A mad infatuatiOn for a marble woman
is described by Jeanne-Thilda i'm a sketch
to appear in The Call to- morrow.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-31

The Supervisors of San Diego County
have instructed their representatives at
Sacramento to oppose any measure tending
toward county division
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-wheat was fairly active and
unsettled. The opening from 1sc TO "A lower
but quickly advanced 3sc huctuated and closed
about ~ lower than yesterday. Receipts. 239,00o
bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels Rye steady
at lie. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. Jan So.-wheat, cash, $3.50
Corn-I99sc.
Pork-S9 rs.
Lard-$5 72Hs.
Ribs-$4 65
Whisky-Sl IA.