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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

When 1 began using Ely's Cream Balm my
catarrh was so bad had headache the whole
time and discharged large amount of filthy
matter. That has almost entirely disappeared
and 1 have not had headache since-J. H..
Sommers, Stephney, Conn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10


Kansas, it is stated on what is claim
ed to be good authority, will this year
realize not less than 500, 900, 900 from
the products of her farms. For the
sake of that bleeding and thoroughly
bled state, it is much to be hoped that
these big figures will be realized. No
state of the Union is more directly in
need of such substantial aid and COM
fort. 1t has been a long time suffer-
ing from various causes - failure of
the crops, an overburthen of mort
cages, droppings out of the bottom of
real estate speculations, and number
of other depressing and damaging
causes. An hundred millions realized
from the years products will largely
serve to put her on her feet at once,
and make the hearts of her despond-
ent farmers rejoice
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10
ALLEN LAMBERT.

Is a bay colt Of very superior conformation
and is richly bred I'm the popular Morgan and
Hambletonian strains, being sired by Harry
Allen and out of Albany Girl, bY Iron Duke
by Rysdyk's Hambletouian. Among the get
Of Iron Duke is Silver Duke, 2i2s and Monroe
2:l7ls. Duke 2;26is kelsiC, 2t23Ia Friend
ship, 2;2s; Coriander, 2.29st; Little Mott 2s2s i
and others Terms, siO by the season, or el5
70 insure.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

Secretary E. L. DAILY, of Lynn, of
the Lasters' Protective Union of
America, has received notice from the
White Labor League of San Francisco,
Cal, that Lewis MUIR of that city has
closed his shoe factory and moved his
business to Burlington, VT. The cause
assigned is the labor organizations on
the Pacific slope. Mr.. Murr's plant,
according to the San Francisco Call,
is valued at $50, 900. and his transfer
means the throwing out of employment
of $50 persons and a loss in wages of
$4,000 a month
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

Secretary Foster deserves credit for
having refused to allow the sons of
two prominent treasury department.
officials to be appointed private secre-
taries to their fathers. The practice
among officials of placing members of
their immediate families upon the
government pay rolls is at best bad
one, and should be entirely abolished
as far as republicans are concerned.
1t has been the cause of more than one
scandal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10
Orleans Liberal Institute.
LOVER, VT
Enll term of 1881 hlrIuH Monday. Hu.. Ed
.o continue 40 wcota, uudpr thr lITUUIIUu sI
W. it. Aldrlch. PRINCIPAL.
ana Miss Kate owen. Assistant
W. It. Aldrlct
TULTOM

Primary, f2UOi Common IuFIIHh .IHU. IIHH
cr English, $500 lurIatulHIa. Ia.. IHU.U.#..
and Music ekirh.
Tuition payable Coo Hut Ira. IUaH UHfI. I..U
and at thC middle ul ihp term.
"a iH Che purpose Ol thr present IH..HI...
Board to restore thD HehU0IIu II fuIm.I H|.|
standing nH IS school IuT advanced HIuU...
M. Aidrich was educated at Dobufu IuHHII..
TO- WutcrNlliri Me-. Hud Ht COLBY IuI..H.|I..
ana also brings to thr work Wfuu FHHU. .|
experience ha "a successful teacher
Miss owen fhCrlH Doe Dor department. .....
ciallY in applying tht most dEHu.lU H..IH#.I.
% primary Instructions.
Board and rooms Reasonable. IUI "H....
particulars inquire Of
A. n. BEAN.
CHApfh LEONARD.
E. a COOK. I''''H.''.
or 81 the Principal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10
Estate Of Garvin Anderson.
Commissioners Notice

Tho undersigned. having bpru appointed ..
Che Honorable Probate Count IUF INU N|.H#...
Of Orleans Commissioner. fH receive. ..#I..
iucf and adjust Hlt rIH.u# Iuu IgWHHH# uI ...
persons against ibf estate NHHNIu Anderson.
lnto of Glover boo #HIu District. HH..#....
and nlt claims exhibited Iu .U..I HH......
hereby give notice lhHi Wu u|II mU.I I.. I..
purpose Aforesaid HI fH. IHI. .|H#H.. ..
Darwin Anderson FOB Glover. uu IH. I"I. #..
of sept. ana nt Core residence UI t.I. LN.HH ".
htriuuf on ihf Hih dIN Nf IHHN. IIUH IH ......| .
until O'Clock %. W. EIlN 0I HaIN IH... .U.
That HlN months from ihU IHIh IuH UI HW... ~.
D. 1891 iH Che tIWU limited HF "I# .....
for said creditors l1 present IH.H ....U.
90 ua Tor thHWIuHtIuH HH0 HIIuHHH...
Dated ht Glover lH.H lih dHE UI AU.... ..
1891.
"a. u. HtAh.
a.. M. COON.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

l am protectiOnist because l am
an American. We should have free
trade among ourselves because we
honor one flag and are citizens of
common country. But the man who
builds no houses here, who pays no
taxes here, who does nothing to con-
tribute to our growth and to our pros
perity; but who lives abroad beyond
the oceans, whence he desires to bring
his products, either farm or manufac-
tured, into this great American mar
ket in competition with ours
he should pay for the privilege; and
when he has paid for the privilege we
will cover the money into the treasury
of the United States, and with it we
will cancel our obligations and carry
on the concerns of government. And
l would do this in the name of patri-
otism and my country because believe
it right.-Er Congressman Perkins of
Kansas IN american Economist.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

Dissolution Of Partnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm name of Webster A. Iwlss, ln
this day dissolved by mutual consent All &C.
counts and bills Of said firm 90 be settled by
&. A. Webster.
q. A. WEBSTER,
d. =. TWTSR,
Albany, Vt. July 30th, 1891. a-m
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$500 Reward

win nav the above amount for the safe
return OF my pet maltese cat. she straYcd from
ID. A. Winslow's, Westheld, about July am.
Had white feet, breast and stripe ia face. Had
also a black spot shaped like beau on thc
end OF her nose. She is a great pet and answers
to the name of "Puss." Please notify me nv
mail. address. - -. ...... -.
~ school ST., RONbury, Mass.
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REX

BY Colt sired by RcNton, by Rex patchcnt
dam sired by Champion MorriU. Terms R5.
TERMS:-Bills by the season must be- paid
at time Of first service by cash or note. An
mares disposed OF before the usual time of
foaling VIII be considered with fonl. and nll
mares at their owners risk. Mares bred bY
the season not proving in foal may De return
ed i'm 1892 or "a substitute, should the mare
prove barren, and kept by owner breeding her
in 1891, providing the horse be living, in hlt
cases Of insurance, Section 4, ?, 3 and of No.
1Of, laws of Vermont of lSss, viii be taken nd-
vantage Of. Mares boarded at reasonable rates,
For more extended Pedigree, address,
DIR. q. W. WARD.
No. 6 STATES street. II. .IohuahurV.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

September in continuous work on
great dam and foundations or the
building In few weeks they Will be
shipping from eight to ten tons per
week. Before congress meets the
output will have reached hundreds of
tons weekly. Orders have already
come in, and those doubling Thomas
es who claimed that America would
never produce a pound of tin will
have to acknowledge their mistake"
Arnica & Oil Liniment is very healing and
soothing. and does wonders when applied to
sores
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

lot Print Wrappers just n Bargains White Skirts Night
Vaey 80 Muslin Corset Covers 25cs and
upwards, Jersey Corset Covers 5Octs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10
SIIRPRISE-

Black Colt sired by Kentucky, by Muuuys
Brandywine, dam sired by Ira Allcut Ernndnm
by the Harvey Horse. Among the get of
Forrest 2:2s Ira Allen was the sire of hopiu
Brandywincs is Careless Boy, 2.2s, and Ned
Boy, 2:25. This colt h. out Of one ot the great
est roadsters of her day and bis sire ls very
speedy, PAGER. This colt viii pc allowed TO-
serve mares az $40 TO insure foal, or ~ hY
the season.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

The consumption of raw cotton in
the United States has increased more
than 200 per cent since 1865, while that
of Great Britain has increased only SO
per cent. Our use of cotton goods has
not increased in any such ratio; we are
simply doing more of our own manu-
featuring. Free trades hold upon the
markets of the world is about like that
of a sailor upon an electric eel.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

New Workers are again discussing
ways and means of raising money to
build the Grant monument. Did it
ever occur to those gentlemen, many
of whom are wealthy, that the quickest
way to raise the money would be to
contribute it themselves?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GEO. H. BLAKE,
8 TON, VT.

TERNS-WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
$50 a YEAR. If not paid in advance = 90 a
year. Subscribers living outside of Orleans
or Caledonia Counties, S1.75 per yerr.
Keep subscriptions in advance. Remit by
Post Office Order, Registered Letter, or Draft.
Watch the label on your paper, and see that
your credit is right. If not correct send the
money 60 make it so. notify US of error by
postal card
Rates Of Advertising made known on ap-
pIication. All cuts must have metal body.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

Ladies Chevio Shirt eac-Hathawoy
make and very nice.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ARTON NATIONAL BANK. BUSINESS
ID Hours from a. m, to,12, m. From 2 to
4, p: m Amory Dawson, Prest; III. X. Dewey,
(faShier.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10

Best and Finish TapeFastened Buttons
Cord Edge Butte Holes. will wash without injury.
The morning call., 1891-06-17
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Are lower, owing to increased lmporta-
tions Demand good Calcutta June and July, 7c:
BARB WIRE-Lower at 81 871a 2 cwt for gall
Vanzed 81 20 for load lots and % off for cash.
CANNED FUITS-The Gamers report good BUSH
ness for future delivery, though sales naturally
not as heavy as at this time last year, when there
total failure of the Eastern fruit crop Prices
as quoted below are more or less nominal, however,
as there are almost as many prices there
at 81 80 for Apricos, 81 S0@l 30 for PIumS, 81 rs
for Peaches, 81 1901 so for Pears 81 so for bite
goods as follows: Peaches, 81 8592; PiumS, 81 35@
CANNED VEGETABLES = Toma.oes e5casl;
Peas, 81 05@1 Is; String Beans. 90c9Sl q dozen
The Gamers quote new PACK Tomatoes, 212 tbs,
C0FFEE-Continues quiet and unchanged. Quota
lions are: PHI 4@2112c for prime washed Guatemala:
201392le for good washed Guatemala; 19A@2014c
fOT fair washed Guatemala: 1S@l9c for medium Qua
temaa; O14G2lc for good 10 prime Costa Rica, free
from black beans; 19l4@20c for good Costa Rlca
mixed with black beans; 1910 for good unwaShed
Salvador: l6I4@l712c for ordinary qualities; 10
l6c for very inferior to common qualities.
COAL-The tendency in al foreign descriptions to
arrive is upward and prices are somewhat
higher than fortnight ago. owing to in
creased lre5Ght rates, Coal on the spot is I'M
IS so: New Wellington, SIS 90; SOuthfeld Yelling
ton, 50 50 y tom Cedar River. nomual Seat
tie. nominal: New Seattle. nominal; Coos Bay, So
Sydney. 81 so; Scotch, So; Brymbo, 81 SO; Greta
81 90; Cumberland 81 in bulk ana ST. 80 in sacks
Anthracite Egg, $i3; Camel, SO p ton.
FIsH-No. | Maekerel, Sl5@i5 80 In half-bbls
and $2@2 rs in kits; Mess Mackerel. $39S rs p
kit; Pacific Cod, 412@51ac in bundles, 6l@@D712c in
cases, 12c for homeless; Eastern Smoked Herring
35c; Dutch do, 81 50Gl 10 q keg; Whitefsh, $40
In half-6bls and $2a2 20 In Kits; Tongues and
Sounds, 81 1902 p kit.
QUICKSILVER-ConIlnue dull and weak at SAL
e flask.
SYRUP-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes:
Drips In bbls soc; do, in half-bbs. 321ac; in 5-gal
kegs. 3712e In l-gal TINS 4712c 3 gallon
NAILS-QuOted at 81 10 for iron, 81 80 for steel
and IS 80 q Reg for wire in 200-keg lots.
SUGAR-Ihe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 3 1sc p 10;
Dry Granulated, 51ac; Coufeetioners' a, $3.50;
Extra c, Age; Golden c, 414c . ID; Bags 14c more
The morning call., 1891-06-17
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.
lie used to play the races,
That's why he looks so grim;
He fndS, now he retrdces,
That they were playing him. -Ju

That's why he looks so grim;
He hndS, now he retrdces,
That they were playing him. Judge.
"Say, father, have just bought new
house on the installment plan. You have to
pay $40 a month" Have you paid the
first installment yet?' mo That's what
wanted to see you about"
Badly Needed: Mr. Hedaik Gin auction
rOom)-And haven't you really got a silent
partner? Auctioneer-NO; why? Mr.. He
dsik-Bccause l thought you made noise
enough for two.-Puck.
Husband-1 save 81 by buying that cigar
by the box. Wife-DO you, Jack? How
nice it would be if you would only buy 1--WE
boxes right away, and give me the $40 you
save for new dress.-Judge.
"You have spurned me?" he cried bit
terly. 81 will 90 into the busy world. |
will fight and win. Myname shall be known
and my riches envied- Then" she
interrupted, "try me agan."-Judge.
At the Public SchoOl-"Ah, my little
boy" said the condescending gentleman,
land what night your age be?" ut might
be gon' on forty" returned the polite little
boy, but it amt. ".Hafper'S Bazaar.
Lady of the House-No; you don't answer
the requirements of my advertisement
Aren't you atramp? Tramp-Nom. Lady
OF the HOuse-NOt tramp, Ell? Tramp
Nom. On the contrary, lead a very sed-
entary life in the park.-Judge.
Papa, you were in consultation with
your lawyer this morning. We're you not?'
. Yes. little one; made my will. and
have amply provided for you and your
mother with thousand or two each. The
rest Of my money goes to the poor and
needy collegeS-Yale and Harvard" Hug
ing him)-"Oh, you darling old maniac
what fun there will be breaking itP-Life.
The morning call., 1891-06-17
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. June 10.

TUESDAY EVENING. June 10.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Flour dull and weak.
Wheat ditto.
Barley and Oats declining.
Rye unchanged.
Feedstu1s steady.
Hay unsettled.
Beans without feature.
Potatoes and onions steady.
Butter and Eggs weak and dull.
Cheese shows more tone.
Poultry in demand.
Light receipts of Game.
Fruit bringing good prices.
Oranges and Lemons weaE.
Lines frmer.
Dried Fruits and Nuts dull.
Raisins unchanged.
Provisions dull
Increased bids for Hops.
Talow advancing.
WOOL dun.
Meat Market heavily supplied.
Grain Bags weaker.
Coffee dull.
Canned Fruits selling well.
Foreign Coal rising.
Quicksilver dun and weak.
Tanbark declining.
Barb Wire lower
The morning call., 1891-06-17
Produce Market.

FL0UR-Inactive. Prices easy. Net cash prices
as follows: Family extras, 50 1905 so; Bakers
extras, So 4095 so; city superfne. SO 1894 3d.:
interior brands So 25@5 so for extras IS 1894 80
. Dbl for Superfne.
WHEAT-SpOt FreightS continue very dull en-
gagements being few and far between. For iron
vessels, United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, 45s
is the nominal rate quoted The chartered wheat
fleet in port has a registered tonnage of 40 ,O3O
against 26,60O tons the same date last year;
disengaged, $1,000 tons. against $500; on the way
to this port, 313 900 tons, against PAL, 900.
Wheat continues dull on the spot, but prices on
call are abnormaIy high, in consequence of specu-
lation. No. Isl 65@l STA = ctl; lower grades.
milling, 81 75@ 77I8 y ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINa.
There is a deal In options which accounts for the
Buyer '9i-IOo, 81 rs 200 81 II; zoo 81 77iS
800. 81 1872. Seller 'Sl-l0o, 81 56i4 100,
81 635s; 800, 81 1914.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices were weaker. Seller 's1-lOO. 81 555s
100. 81 5514: Buyer 81. after August 1st-400.
81 50; 100, 81 62A; 800. q 623s.
decided tendency downward as is usual on an in
coming crop. Receipts are ample, but not Excess
No morning call sales.
CALL sALES-AFTERNooS.
June-100, 81 1872.
y,
though there are not many here. Choice, 81 IS I;
fair to good 81 75@l SPA milling 81 So Surprise,
81 80; Gray Oats, 81 1901 TIM 2 ct
CORN-Tne market is quiet and not very strong
at ST. 1901 TIA for large Yellow 81 77121l 80 for
Small Round do and 81 0502 Is q ctl for White.
RYE-Quiet at 81 2719@1l 80 u ctl
BRAN-Quotable at $2l 5O122 q ton.
MDDLISGs~ Quota6le at s25@26 = ton for the
best and S24 80 for other grades.
CHoPPED FEED-Quoted at $24 60@25 so p
ton.
HAY-Receipts are liberal and some descriptions
are weak, while others steady. As general
rule the market is in fairly good tone at the remu-
nerative prices Old Hay Is no longer worth quot.
ing. New Hay. $l5@l6 q ton for Wheat, $l2@D
OILS for Barley, $9911 for Alfalfa and $ll@l3 D
ton for Glover
sTRAw-Q uotable at 65975c p bale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barley quotable at &27G0
rs d ton. The mills sell 0ilcake Meal at $25 q
ton net, the jobbers charge 1927 q ton: Rye Flour,
2s4c d 10: Rye Meal, 2Iac; Graham Flour. 3J4c;
Oatmeal, 412c; Dat Groats, 434c Cracked Wheat
r. b. Du'A"h'a' fi0ur' SS4o' Pearl Barley 4S41A'
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard is qnotabIe at So p ctl:
Brown Mustard, 81 1898; Flax, So 5000 u.s. Canary.
ga n34c; Alfalfa, 51217c; Rape, POP Lac; Hemp,
4@4L4c: Timothy. 4lag5c y 10.
DRIED PEAS-NlleS. 81 as p ctI: Green, 81 so
az so: Eastern Green. So; Blackeye. 81 1892 ctl
Split Peas, i34@5s4c 10 n.
BUCKWHEAT-N omina at ST. 256l so p ctl.
CoRNMEAL. ErC.-Tabe Meal 4@41ac D 70;
Feed Corn, $3.50 50@37 SO; Cracked Corn, S38 q
ton; HomiDy, sc n ID.
BEANS-rhe market drags along without much
variation. Bayos IS 20@3 80: Pea, 1893 70; Small
White $3@S 05: pink. So 25@2 40; Reds, So 600
2 20; Lmas. $3G3 %: Buffers. 50 1908 y ctL
PoTAToES-The market Is well supplied. but
The morning call., 1891-06-17
BOARD OF TRADE.
A Handbook of the States Re.
sources Will Be Issued.

The State Board of Trade met 10 Parlor
A, Palace Hotel, yesterday afternoon.
President Eugene Gregory of Sacramento
presiding. and adopted the report of the
special Committee on Irrigation and Wright
law bonds, which indorsed the bonds Of
properly organized districts.
Mr. Hutchinson, on behalf of the PAM
phlet Committee, recommended that book
containing condensed information about
the State be published. The book should
be issued without advertisements at price
OF 81. The report was adopted.
n. p. Chapman stated that he had been
1uquiring into the fruit acreage Of the State,
and he was convinced that one acre of fruit
will produce more profit than ten acres Of
wheat
In accordance with a recommendation Of
special committee on bylaws, the date of
meeting was changed from the third Tues
day to the second Tuesday of each month.
Messrs Irish and Mills advocated the
publication of California hand book. con-
tanning the transactions of the Board of
Trade. A motion, with this object, was
carried and the matter was referred to the
Publication Committee.
The veXed question of the head of the
Department of Horticulture of the Worlds
Fair was raised by Mr.. Irish. who moved
resolution lnd0rSlng j. &c Barth ShOrb
for that position The resolution was
unanimously carried, and the Secretary was
instructed to telegraph the terms of the
resolution to DireetOr-General Davis.
The board decided, in answer to ques-
ton of Seci etary Masl in, TO refuse 20 re-
ceive exhibitions from nOn-affiliated coun-
ties. 1t was further determined TO meet in
future in the rooms of the Horticultural
Society, 900 Suffer street
Considerable discussion on the question
of the opening Of the exhibition of the
board on Sundays followed a statement of
Secretary Masln that he had opened the
rooms at the request of a mechanic who
was unable TO be present on other days.
The result had been that the exhibition had
been visited by far more people than at
tended on q week day.
Mr.. Irish spoke in favor of opening the
exhibition if there is demand and there
is general concensus of opinion favoring
the change.
The morning call., 1891-06-17
A ChiId,s Presence of Mind,

One afternoon last week two little boys,
brothers, Arthur Langson and Algernon
Sidney Sullivan Beckuer aged respectively
IL and years, were skylarking on the dock
at the foot of West One Hundred and
Thirty-seventh street. BY some mischance
the younger child went head over heels into
the water at point where it was eighteen
feet deep. An Italian who was fishing was
appealed to by Arthur and refused succor.
Meanwhile the cool-headed little Algie,
coming to the surface, his mouth tightly
closed to prevent swallowing water. struck
out manfully for dear life, although 1t was
his first experience in swimming. The effort
saved him. for nearly ten minutes elapsed
ere the cries Of the horror-stricken Arthur
brought assistance in the form of brave
young Irishman, stranger. who flung off
his coat, jumped In and caught the ex-
The morning call., 1891-06-17
BUNKER RILL DAY.

Written for THE MORNING CALI.
O o-DAY let stars and stripes float proudly Ger
<sllS the city,
GhlyN' The dear old flag from tsllest mast, from
OAC> highest dome,
From princely mansion let it iutter gayly,
And Ger the humble home.
Cast 70 the winds that come across the blue Pacific
The flag that heroes died SO long ago to save,
Emblem OF freedom, to our country given
BY loyal men aud brave.
Beneath our nations flag, recount the oftold story
OF Bunker Hill. OF long agOs bright summer day,
When jewellers on this fair western coast dreamed
not
OF battle far away.
Ayel Ger the city by the sunset sea, let futter
Our hag-'twIll wave above brave hearts, as true,
If tried,
Astbose who sprang to arms that fair June morning
2 And for sweet freedom died
San Francisco. jane H. 1891 GRACE HIBBARn
The morning call., 1891-06-17
HARBOR COMMISSION.
Repairing spear-street Dock-AppoInt-
ments Made.

Repairing Spear Street Dock-AppoInt-
ments Made.
The State Board of Harbor Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon and received a
communication from Goodall, Perkins &
Co., calling attention 10 the unsafe condi-
tion of Spear-street Dock. The finn com
planned that piles are loose, the flooring
rotten and the whole structure liable to
topple into the bay at any time. the Com
missioneTs decided to commence repairs On
the dock at once.
The following appointments of wharfin-
gers and collectors were made: John THE
sen, Wharfinger at ferries, vice j. w. Haw-
kins; Clarence Ii. LevingstOn, Wharfinger
at Union and Green street wharves, vice T.
j. Glynn; Benjamin R4deOut, Wharfnger
at Vallejn-street Wharf, vice j. II. QuaIe;
Thomas w. Dennis, Collector vice J. T.
vice S. Deal; Charles Ellsworth, Collector,
vice s. Uriell.
The morning call., 1891-06-17

one day one of the soldiers got 1t into his
head that General Jackson was dea |, and so
at the next drill, when the Colonel had
given his customary order, this fellow stood
stock still. This insubordination created
momentary panic, but the Colonel recovered
himself, and. with his face purple with rage,
shouted:
Jonathan Thompson, attention. You
vote for General Jackson or I'll have you
court-msrtialed and shot, sir Three PAGES
to the 'front.' John Thompson. Forward,
marchw
And you bet John Thompson marched
white and scared as any pet rabbit you ever
saw. After which the Colonel said:
have the honor to announce to this
company that General jackson has again
been elected President of the United States
maQn animOuSlv f."
The morning call., 1891-06-17
Exchange and Bullion.
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Los Angeles for
Humboldt Bay, and the EMPIRE for Nanaimo. The
Alex Duncan falls due from the southern coast the
Willamette Valley from Yaquina Bay. the North
Fork from humboldt Bay, and the Del Norte from
Crescent City.
The Acapulco falls due from Panama Monday
The bark Ma iestlc 1llG tons, loads Railroad Ties
for the w est Coast; bark General Fairchild, 1856
tons, Coal at NanaimO for this port or San Pedro.
The British iron ship Queen of England, 2071
tons, was chartered prior TO arrival for Wheat to
UniteG Kingdom, Hayre OF Antwerp, AS Cd.