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entrance to Grays Harbor, Wash, on Feb
ruary ID. Twenty-one persons, Including
the captain and pilot, were drowned. The
value of the vessel was $50, 900, of the cargo
$4,000, and both said to have been insured,
but particulars not given. The O. G. cannot
state the disposition of the cargo and the
present ownership of the wreck. II you are
curious on these subjects of private inter
ests, correspond with the consignees at Port
land, Oregon, for further information.
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NUMBERING OF HoUsEs-W. n, City.
In San Francisco Market street is the diyid-
ing line. The numbers commence at that
street. On the streets running north the
even numbers are on the east side and the
odd numbers on the west, 100 to block.
On the streets running south the even num-
bers are on the west side and the odd ones
on the east. On the streets running from
the water front west the numbers COM
mence on the block nearest the water line,
the even ones being on the north side and
the odd ones on the south side,
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SATURDAY, May %.
Stmr Greenwood Fagarlund, l6 hours from
Little River; 266 NJ 1T lumber. to L White.
Stmr Colma, Austin, 20 days from Panama etc;
pass and mdse to Nj S 5 Co.
Stmr Oregon, POLICEMAN. 81 hours from Portland,
via Astoria AZ hours pass aud mdse. to U X X Co.
Stmr Eureka, Smith, Pig days from San Pedro;
pass aud mdse. to GoodaIl. Perkins a Co.
Stmr Rival. johnson. 10 hours from Fort Bragg:
$40 Nj IT lum Der, TO Pollard a Dodge
Stmr Alex Duncan, Tribbie, 40 hours from Santa
Rosa Island; live stock. to GoodaI, Perkins & Co.
Ship Columbia Nelson, days from Departure
Bay; $500 tons coal TO John Rosenfelds Sous.
Scha Lila and Matte, Mattson, days from Al
bIon; - ft lumber to III Weatherbee.
Schr Reliance, Hansen, ~ hours from Saltwater
Cove; So cords wood, to Il Chloride 4 Co.
Sehr Albion, Borgensen, 80 hours from Russian
Landing; 100 NJ ft lumber, to Hin & Co.
Schr Chetco, jacobson, days from Rogue River:
l25 cords bark, TO Erank Roberts. Redwood CITY
Schr Archie aud Fontie, SeimboI. SO hours from
Stewards Point; 5000 posts, to Higgins a. Collins
Sehr Corona, McAliep, days from Port Discov-
cry ;54S NJ It lumber, to Moore & Smith Lumber Co
Cleared.
SATURDAY. May %
Stmr umatllia. Holmes Victoria and Port Town
send: GOOdall, Perkins 3 Co.
Stmr Corona Aiexan der. San Diego; Goodall. Per.
kins & Co.
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San Franclsce Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from saughterers TO dealers are as
follows
BEEF Size: first quality. 5la@a6c; sec
Ond quality Sc; third DO, 4@i12c.
YEAL-Large, 596e small Calves 697e.
NUT T0N-Wethers. SC: Ewes, 71ac.
SPRING LAMB-St09c q 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 595Isc = 10 for heavy harI
granted. and $500 Ice for light average do; stock
Hogs, 41294%sc q 10; dressed do, 71a0Sc 3 %.
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English Mheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. May 23.-The spot market is steady
at IS 634d. Cargoes steady at 44s Sd for Off
coast 44s I'd for just shipped and 44s for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May. 50 524d; June. IS I'D (;
july IS Sd: August IS Sad; September, IS I'd;
October IS 7lAd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May 23.-Consols, 1854. United States
Bonds-4's. 12034; 40. 4ha's l02: Silver. 44L4 :
Rentes, 94f 212c. Bullion into Bank of England,
eS2 DOO
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NoN-CoMs-Z. B., Santa Cruz, Cal. Ae-
cordiDg to regulations an infantry company
and battery of artillery of the United
States Army should have one First Sergeant,
one Quartermaster Sergeant. four Ser
geants and four Corporals, and troop of
cavalry one duty Sergeant in addition to
the non-coms above named. Every COM
pany, battery and troop has Captain and
two Lieutenants In the National Guard
of this State the companies have six Ser
geants and eight Corporals, and light bat
teries and cavalry troops may have three
Lieutenants.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras 50 40@p5 so u Dbl; Bakers extras So 400
s so; city superfne So 1904 30; interior brands,
So 2595 50 for extras, So 1904 30 D Dbl for super
fine.
wHEAT-Ciosed the week dull, with no change in
actual Wheat No 1, 81 7219@l TO; choice, 81 771k:
lower grades 81 TO- extra choice, for milling 81 so
al 80 u ctl.
CALL SALES-MoRNING.
Seller $1,000, 81 6lI5; 100. 81 6I7s. Buyer
BARLEY-Nothing sew. Market steady. No. 1
Feed, 81 521a; choice, 53S4t01 So; lower grades,
81 471aCGl 90 Brewing. 81 571a@I e2la q ctl for
fair to choice.
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Fxchange and BuIlion.

Sterling Exchange, go days...... 4S43s
Sterling Exchange, sight. ............ SSLs
New YORK Exchange, sight. ......... 20
New York Exchange, geographic. 20
Fine Silver S ounce ....... -........ 81
Mexican Dollars. ..................... II 77Da
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Bank CIearinps.
Shipping Notes,

Local bank clearings last week were $l5,2l3, 500
against $14, PAT 272 for the sa me week last year.
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THE BABY's SIRE-A. II. c.. City. No;
Mrs. Mckee, the daughter of the President,
is not a widow. She is the wife of J. r. Nc
Kee, a healthy complexioned, dark-eyed
young man Of 50 years, NhO is an extensive
wholesale boot and shoe dealer in Indian
apolis, AID is prominently identified with
the Thomson Houston interests. He has
obtained greatest notOriety, perhaps, as the
father of Baby McKee," whose name has
been chronicled almost as frequently as that
of his grandfather, President Harrison
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FOUR CARLOADS


or all kinds of Canvas and Russell
Shoes for summer wear. This is the
largest invoice Of cOlOred shoes ever
received in San Francisco at one time.
In order TO dispose Of this large in-
voice we will sell them at wholesale
prices.
Mems Canvas Shoes at 81, 81 rs and 81 50.
Our own CuStOm-madG Canvas Shoes at
81 so will OutWeaF any Sc shoe made.
Try pair and yOu will wear 10 other
Ladies Fine Canvas Shoes, kid, button fly
worked buttOn-hOleS, at 81 80; extra quail
ity, 81.
Our own Custom made at 81 50 will OutWear
any S6 shoe made. Try pair and you
will wear no other.
Also a Full Line Of Ladies and Gents Tennis
Rubber SOleS at 81, 81 % and 81 co.
Also all kinds Of Gents Sporting Shoes.
Cut this out and save il to order by.
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O.
frenlttance
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BROOKLYN BRIDGET. s., City The
clear span of the Brooklyn Bridge over the
East River is 1896 feet.
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To OAKLAND PERI. s., City. Rail-
way guides give five miles as the distance
between San FRANCISCO and Oakland Pier.
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ALMRANTE-E H.. City. "Almirante +"
is the Spanish word for Admiral"
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Al' sAruRnAr. May %.

~
For Late Shipping Intelligence see Second Page.
The morning call., 1891-05-24

QUEEN VICTORIA-D. Nee. Napa, Cal.
u) Queen Victoria's ascension to the throne
of Great Britain dates from June 20, 1887.
q She is the only child of Victoria died
March 10. 1861. daughter of Francis, Duke
of Sake COburg. sister of King Leopold and
widow of Charles, Prince Of Leiningen, aud
Of Edward died January 30 1920, Duke of
Kent and Strathearn and Earl of Dublin,
the fifth child aud fourth son of George
William Frederick, King George III died
January %, 1920.
The morning call., 1891-05-24

In UTAH-A. b. e., Santa Clara, Cal.
Dugway, the new high-grade camp of the
Deep Creek country, which is said to pos
cess all the features of sec ond Leadyille.
is in Utah, near the State line of Nevada,
The morning call., 1891-05-24

Stmr Eureka. Smith. Wilmington; Goodal. Per
kins Il Co.
Stmr San Bias, Mclean. Panama: P NJ S S Co.
Bark CarrOlton, Ryder, OonaIaska; Alaska Com
merc1aI Co.
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nnnestic Ports.

NAVARRO-Arrived May 23-Stm Navarro hce
May %; schr Therese, hence May 20.
TACoMA-Sailed May 23-Ship Yosemite, for san
Francisco
BOWENS LANDING-Sailed May 23-Schrs Rio
Rey and Mary DeeO, from San Francisco.
Arrived May 23-Schr John Mccullough, hence
May II,
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Loss OF THE ABEBcoRN-D. Nee, Cop
ais, Wash. The British iron bark Aber-
corn left Maryport, England, September q,
1887, with cargo of steel rails for Portland,
Oregon. consigned TO Balfonr, Guthrie 81
Co. there for the Oregon Railway and Nav-
CATION Company She arrived off the Co.
lumbia River January %, 1888, and took a
pilot In the storm thereafter sac went
ashore and became a total loss at the south
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WILLIAM RUFUs-D. McC.. Napa, Cal.
William III, second King of England of the
Angl0-Norman line, was commonly known
as William Rufus from his red hair and
sanguine complexion.
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SATURDAY, May 70.
Stmr Corona. Alexander, San Diego.
Stmr san Bias, Mclean, Panama, etc.
Stmr Point Iona, Conway, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Geo w Elder, Lewis, Portland
Stmr Humboldt. essen Euresa.
Br ship POseidon, KlaenfOrth, Queenstown.
Sehr Barbara Hernster, Jensen. BOwens Landing
Schr Orion, Peterson, HUMBOLDT.
Schr Gem, Kindter, Shumagin Island.
Schr Electra, KuudSen, Mendocino.
Memoranda.
Per Cheteo-Left In Port at Rogue River-Schr
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ELECTION OF A Presidential. H. K.
FreepOrt, Cal. Congress, after receiving
and counting the certiicated returns of the
electors, ascertains ana declares agreeably
to the Constitution who has been elected
President and Vice President The latter
undoubtedly receive certificates OF election
from the Presidento of the Senate, and the GUS
tom has been to send a Congressional dele
CATION to notify the successful candidates of
their election as ascertained from the cleo
tOral votes.
The morning call., 1891-05-24

ana LoboS on the west is "a statute miles.
Loss OF THE HADDINGToNsHrRE-L. B..
City. The English ship HaddingtOnshire.
Captain John Frazer, left Astoria on July
6, 1885, for Liverpool, and on the Goth of
August went ashore about three miles north
of the Point Reyes Lighthouse. OF the
crew two were saved and fifteen drowned,
four others having been previously washed
overheard in storm near the equator.
CHURCH OF ENGLAND-D. Nee, Napa.
Cal. The fundamental doctrines and tenets
of the Established Church of England are
embodied in the thirtY-nine articles agreed
upon in cOnvOcatOn in 1862 during the
reign of Edward VI, who promoted the
reformation, but revised and finally settled
in 1911, when Elizabeth was on the throne
and the church re-established
SOLDIERS EXEMPT. F., Selby. Cal.
Two years ago the Legislature of this State
amended Section 1862 of the code TO exempt
from the payment of road poll tax all those
who served durlag the War Of the Rebellion
between April !, 1861, and May /, 1865.
CUsToM-HoUsE FLAG-R, B. b.. Oak
land. Cal. The O. c. is modest and does
not pretend to know more than the average
person; bnt it has yet to learn that there
are sixteen stripes in the customs flag as
against thirteen in the stars and stripes.
PUNcTUATIoN-R. IL. g., City. To con-
tend that the punctuation in the following
name, -. i. + Martin" is absolutely cor
rect, and 81. b. F. Martin" incorre ct, is. 20
say the least. absurd.
BRIG TRIUMPH. W.. City. The brig
Triumph, Captain Hiram Burt, arrived In
San Francisco on June 6, 1850, from Boston
in 205 days, which would give her day of
sailing November IA, 1919.
FAREs-S. d. N, City. a The steam.
ship fare, second class, from Hong Kong tn
Calcutta is about S35; children between
and years quarter rates. (2) The @. c. has
no information Of the railroad fares in
British India.
SACRAMENTO RIVERA. j. T., City. The
mouth of the Sacramento River is at the
head of Suisun Bay, and is about fifty-four
miles from San Francisco. 1t cannot be
seen from Russian Hill.
WILLIAM RUFUs-D. Nee, Napa. Cal.
William Ii, second King Of England of the
Anglo-Norman line, was commonly known
as William Rufus from his red hair and
sanguine complexion.
In UTAH-A. b. e., Santa Clara. Cal.
Dugway, the new high-grade camp of the
Deep Creek country, which is said to pos
cess all the features of sec ond Leadyille
is In Utah, near the State line Of Nevada.
BROOKLYN BRIDGE-F. s., City, The
clear span of the Brooklyn Bridge over the
East River is 1895 feet.
TO OAKLAND PERI. s.. City. Rail-
way guides give five miles as the distance
between San Francisco and Oakland Pier.
ALMIRANTE-E. H., City. "Almirante
is the Spanish word for Admiral"
The morning call., 1891-05-24

SLAVERY IN ENGLAND-D. Nee, Napa,
Cal. On August %, 1883, was passed an act
for the abolition of slavery throughout the
British colonies and for the promotion of
industry among the manumitted classes and
for the compensation to the persons hitherto
entitled to the services of such slaves by the
grant from Parliament Of e20,00oO00 On
August l. 1884, slavery terminated in British
posses sions and 40, $50 slaves became free.
On August /, 1888, slavery was abolished in
the East Indies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10

Here j. ore of tn finest bits Of -9mauce
developed during 90 our recent unpleasant
mess 1t Is q gem in it. wav. and cau
hardly be- duplicated Mary Dewey. an
Ohio girl wa betroth-d q Beui.niu
Brown at the time when Lincoln mad. a
call for volunteers Brown was patriot
full of lire. love for the old h4- and all
ike that. you know Not even the bliss #
domestic life could d4mpen his ardor. H.
gre" restless respondent melancholy and
at last desperate H vas bound 10 enlist.
was ashamed 70 skulk at home and shirk
his duty when his friends and COMPANIONS
were going % the front 50 he enlisted
donned the uniform and went into cam.
he was private in the Tweutv-sixth Ohio
shortly atterVGId a spruce Young fellow
who hailed from Cleveland, joined hi, com
pany tie was q trIE, neat. dashiug youth
but 1t didn't take Benjamin long 10 dis
cover that the new conner was his sweet
hea!t, then known a. Charles Z Dewey
The regiment did good service and il many
a scrlnmage the two lovers fought side. hv
side In one Of these engagements Mary
was seriously wounded She was taken 10
the hospital and Ben amin somehow got de
tailed Is her nurse During this irving
scene her sex was uurevealed and ~ hen She
recovered she again took her place in the
ranks. When the cruel war was over the
two returned TO their native state. Mary
laid aside her soldier toys. the minister was
called in and d very interestin. ceremony
was performed
Now Mary claims pension, not as the
widow Of Benjamin, but on her own ac-
count. and her wound, which permanently
disabled her, is brought in evidence of her
right to some Of Uncle SANS money She
Is verltable veteran and wants her dues.
She ought 70 get them.-N !. Heroid
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HINsDALE, N. Il

Tn young i--api- -1uu--'t.-l with -l-- -uir---
~all-t -lei- EaF- SIzai supp ana --t-.rraIn-
H-uf az th- '-Hstry Iu--@iay evening tt-- bitch
The scf drama Among the Breaker wa
gwen The ai1air a. -I----s- and 'l- ur-.---l
SOM So. ar o. 2 towards eStatli.hiu- f-,--
r-alius room r tn- church y-~try
Tue ferry AZ Riverside b. rYz .u rgrrfs. order
ana HI--r fH travel every W-rir---s as ami ~4rt-
Cra- ? pa'l.v has bought tt- Hfr-iaI- and
b-at''- bro ~1l.---s> rusiu-ss ~ l. n Ial-Ile
The twenty fifth Anniversary ~ IT,. lrgaujz4ti,f
30 the Grand Army ~ the R-uIrIi. vas Iuft
~ I--trat-l hrntaF evening ny sheridan tsSt and
aux lz-i--- short -I---Ch-- v-~- Iuai- Hy the
r'7-h-il; clergyman and ui-rni--~- - THE tl.~t A
~--7t r-alluS a. given rs VI iS- a liar-oas
and music va also Rendered.
4 Young Peoples Christian uuion va, s-,sU.
mi al thu nIv-r~alI-1 church la-t wei a-ifh
charter list 1f 80 -ut y-iiy- name
Mr. AM Nh Domuiqu- Beiyjll- Celebrated their
golden W'-iisu. las W--k THURSDAY The f,-r.-
m0nN A. t--rfo-mel bv Rev Father Wild. Al ~.
CATHOLIC church al O'Clock ~ tn COMPANY
iufu~iiiat-Iv after returning o. tAr hours yher.
tiny N-r- pleasantly entertained NJ and Mrs
BIZ III have large family ~ soils and daughters
an LIVING o. Hiu~iai-. and ths-S-- with their emil
df-h and Other friends made W q very ar.-
COMPANY. Nr H-itiil@ - ~ y-arS " 9-- and ha-
a mother living DO Webster Mas who j.. Over
l'i y-1rs 90. ana >tI. strong and >pr.saiiy
The Young people % the Congregational church
ar -et-a-siug for ~ t--tsinIn-nt 20 t-- given
~pou The ali--g1ry. tn. Novag- af if y tn
oliver 'ptI. Hiil i- given. with music and
tahi-auT Hay1H- symphony ,- also i-iag r.
p -a--+-l i.r DO" occasion. under tn- direction ~
7 rs ~stI
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WalerIewn CatlIt nnrLr1. AnriI I.

Market Beef very few choice. Al ssul.,S,. ,.t-
extra s ibB 5 % hrst quality s. pEs e. q s,..
ond quality Si5O1Si =, third quality s4Ja
Nt'r- .attte-W 1rkuE oxen. pair st11 I4l.
aucy Cows, s5Hn,1 Mitch Cows ana calves So
r y~ariugs & nUle tvo y-Ars old. saga;
three year. old s4lHs4
swine Western fat live, o. cts Na-r herr. f--s
ed hogs, sc
shrep and Laub> ln lots g ~. q pJa.s 50 each:
extra. - d" .t5.'', 1r from 2.t5-s 20, ? ? Surux
LAMBS 3ltsi4c
81 ga AIy-~. : fgt-s D.
Country Hides. 45g4-sc , ?. Country TalIou. ,
tJ+-g ? Calf skins g. ? Pelt, 55.L q
each nairs skins $50 sc each
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NORTHFIELD. MASS

At the annual Ladd exhibition Of heavy
= mnestics and indoor sports held at Am
herst college recently, y. D. Alexander
". Of this place won four Of the contests
aud was chosen as a representative Of his
class m a wrestling match with 'g3. win
ming the Pratt banner for his class
The Unity club present Mrs Walthrop's
Bachelors at the town hall this evening
This closes the entertainments Of the club
for the winter. 4 supper will be given
very soon by the members.
Rev. F. L. Never Of Regent Park chapel.
London, will be one Of the speakers at the
coming Mortified conference He j, a
preacher Of ability and much interested in
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THE PHOENIX SUPPLEMENT

charity vors E- wa- very active .u the
uarE II N,.is AMI -4uk-y at the Zine #
u --- v.-i: o. England
J. L Moody is home again
The SortLu-i seminary olsu.i after
vacation Of ten day On Tuesday
The public schools VII. begin on Monday
April i3
III, Eliza Harris u Vernon /. 4li.- So
riJus'v ID at Mr Wo1iard.
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KEENE. y. Il.

II J., expected that the Fitchhu-s railroad
C 'mpany viii pay the city 5000 per auuum
for water
The teachers institute for Cheshire coun-
- as held here this week beginning Mon
day and ending Wednesday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10

a Chicago man claims to have found out
while living in the South that the Juice Of
a ripe pineapple is a specific for diphtheriu.
He says negro nanny" used it on his
own little girl and it cut out the membrane
quickly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10

Tt-ili0 Nf1a1atl 10 thillAllNtf NlllN nA7f'AlS'
l. may conclude 10 give the testimony OF
SerS Of which d good deal has accumulat-
lhe comparative results from the two pa
THE figures
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FOR SALE.

E.'N sore" 4aN2i inches with uut follow
Niai" ana ii- rods just the thing llra cider
press " SIMILAR purpose. Price s. 100 % taken
soon fHLNlA JOB PRINTING lFFI0F Han
ulug B...s BrAtl-bsr.
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up for YOU, and every thing " III be all right.
and you will make a lot OF money
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aaiiii' ,. -, yvais uruyv, uuW-
her. Il is Therefore for Us who now turn with
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10

meHOTaIeu1 ne SET IOfIn tht purposes
Of the order-charity, loyalty and frster-
nifty and then passed on to review Of the
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WITH BAT AND BALL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-28
General Alger Passes

General Russell A. Alger of
Michigan, with his travelling COM
panions on his Pacific coast trip,
passed Reno Friday morning in
his special car Michigan" at
tached to the regular overland
train. AS the train pulled out the
General W 5 seen standing on the
rear platform Of his car, was quick
ly recognized by some who knew
him, and smiled his acknowledge
ments. The General looks young,
strong, vigorous, and carries him
srlf with soldierly bearing that
marks him stalwart and reliable
member OF the old guard. Reno
Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-28

Prompt delivery to Ill parts OF the
city sItf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-28
THE "APPEAL- AND THE v
& It. RAILROAD.

Yesterday preventative OF
the Y. s. L. r. r. shops called at
this Office and announced that Mr..
Yerington desired the paper kept
out of the V. & t. shops, the R.
r. Office and everything connect
ed with the V. & I. management.
The cause of this order is I'M
known to US, nor have we suffic-
lent curiosity to investigate.
The APPEAL has never been the
organ Of the Y. & T. r. r., and is
never likely to be.
There is one institution in the
city of Carson not dominated by
the V. & T. r. r. Company, and
that is the MORNING APPEAL.
The APPEAL is not published in
the interests of any individual or
corporation in the State of Ne
vada.
ICS promise to preserve an IN
dependent course in politics has
not met with favor in certain
quarters, and its future will not
be any more satisfactory to those
parties than its past.
The APPEAL has endeavered to
get along peacefully with its neigh
bors and with the railroad COM
papy, but since the corporation
seems determined to reopen old
quarrels, we will content ourselves
at present with saying that while
we are not seeking a fight we
would not go a step out Of the
way to avoid it, and if the Com
pany insists upon it we are ready
to make match on any basis that
may be named.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-28
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES
V1HE BOARD OF DERECTORs

TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Il of the State Orphans Home will re-
ceive sealed proposals for furnishing
supplies groceries and meats) for the
said Home, for six months from July /,
1891, to December 81. 1891,
The said proposals will be received up
to l O'Clock p. NJ, JUDe 80.
All persons desiring TO make propOs-
ais for furnishing said supplies or any
part thereof. will, upon application to
the Secretary OF the Board or the Sup
erfntondent at the Home, be fur
nishei with full statement OF all sup
plies required, and of all particulars
pertaining thereto.
ORvIs RING,
Secretary of the Board.
Carson City, Nevada, June %, 1881. I'd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-28

For comfort, take the Union
Pacific Railway, tbs only line run
ning THROUGH PULLMAN
SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT
CHANGE between San Francisco
and Chicago, with DINING CARS
THE ENTIRE DISTANCE; ar
irving in Chicago and all eastern
cities D HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF ALL OTHER TRANSFORM
MENTAL LINES. Tourist ex-
cursions leave every Tuesday and
Saturday, with THROUGH PULL.
MAN TOURIST SLEEPING
CARS to Chicago without change.
TICKET OFFICE NO. l MONT
GOMERY ST; San Francisco, d.
w. HITCHCOCK, GENERAL
AGENT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-28

Baseball playing on the house
roof is the novel way in which a
number of factory hands in New
York spend their dinner hour. A
long cord is attached to the ball
and then tie1 to the chimney, so
that the ball cannot get out of
reach.