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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
DIR. ELLIS FIGHT.
Several Charges Against the Di.
vine Dismissed.

The Presbytery of San Francisco, sitting as an
ecclesiastical tribunal in Howard Church yesteT-
day morning. resumed tile executive session con.
tinued from Friday.
Upon the reopening OF The doors the announce
ment was made that on the ground OF indefnlte-
ness OF statement and insuficiency of evidence
humber of the charges against DR.. Ellis were dis
missed The three specifications of falsehood
regarding the payment OF bills, the general de-
NAL" OF the note for 500 TO Thomas Magee In
Justice Gray's court, and the offer of payment
TO Mr.. Magees short, stout, dark" clerk Will
not be further considered nor VIII the CHARGES
That Dr. Ellis raised certain expense bills, and of
his alleged appropriation 10 his own use OF 5000
donated for the benefit Of tile church, be urged
against the respondent IN the process.
Motions for the dismissal OF the remaining
specifications were defeated. and the proposal TO
dismiss the charges as whOc WAS supported by
the solitary vote OF Rev. DR.. L. 6. MAIZENA,.
The charges against the accused minister now
before the iudicatory are OF deception 10 the
trustees of Central Tabernacle and OF the appro-
pTiattoD OF S593 %.
A number of ladies', who were plainly friends
OF and sympathlZers with DR.. Ellis were In at
tendance when lie began Ills defcnse, his first
witness being S. n. Grub. an elder and for
mer Trustee of the tabernacle. Mr.. Grub tes-
lifted that the Board OF Trustees had effected a
settlement with DR.. Ellis, allowing him three
weeks In which to pay the unsettled bills, the re-
SpOusibillty of which lie assumed. This was
after the investigation Of the judicial Commit
tee, but prior TO the commencement nj OF the pres
byterlal trial. Tie witness stated that the sum
of $500, borrowed for purposes of improve
men 5. was placed for expenditure by common
consent in the hands OF DR.. Ellis, who was to
eXpend the money In accordance with his own
Judgment.
Tie record-book of the Tabernacle Trustees
was called for, when 1t TRANSFERRED that DR.. Ellis
had procured an order upon the stalled clerk for
its delivery 10 him for examination. The ac-
cused clergyman thought lie had left the book in
a street car on his way home, but was confident
that he would recover the missing volume IN
time for presentation at this mornings session of
The PresDytery.
Rev. A. j. Kerr, the Pre'byterial prosecutor,
who had called for the minute-O book, desired a
record 10 be made of he fact that the volume
was lost while in the custody OF DR.. Ellis. Mr..
kerr's cTOss-eXaminatiOn Of Elder Grub failed
10 elicit anything unfIyOrable to the respondent,
the witness statlug voluntarily that the present
complication might have been avoided and the
trouble amcably adjusted If ! IT to the session
and Trustees of the hulch, instead OF being ad-
judicated by the Presbyterlal Court.
The case VIII DO resumed this morning In
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MONDAY. Apr 20.
Br stmr Eton, Newcomb, 3D. days from Nanalmo;
3s41 tons coal to John Rosenfeld's Sons.
StInr Lakme, Thomas, days from Departure
Bay; SO1 tons coal to Geo Fritch
stmr Alex Duncan, rribb.e, rs hours from New
port; 1886 sheep, to Eugene Any.
Stur Newport, Edwards, % hours from Port Ken.
yoni pass and mdse. TO GoodaIl, Perkins & Co.
last, to Noyo Lumber Co.
stmr whtesooro, Gunderson, 10 hours from
Greenwood; 80 II Lumber, $500 railroad ties, 81
cords wood, to White.
sehr Monterey; kllnker, II hours from Bowsns
Landing; $50 NJ It lumber, to Haywood Hackley.
Cleared.
MONDAY. Apr 20.
Mic stmr MOntserrat Blackburn NanaimO; John
Mic stmr Costa RIca, Mcintyre. Nanaimo; Duns.
Stmr Empire, Moa, Nanalmo; R Chandler
StInr Corona Alexander: San Diego; Goodall. Per-
stmr Columbia, BolIes, Astoria; UPRRCo
Scnr Olga, Atwood, Burrard Inlet; chs Nelson.
MONDAY, Apr 20
Stmr walla walla, Wallace, Victoria, etc.
Br ship Scottish Hills, Robbins. Havre.
Br ship Brynhilda Mckenzie, Havre.
Stmr Noyo Drsco.
Stmr Empire, Moa. Nanalmo.
Stmr Alcatraz. johnson, Point Arena.
Mic Stmr Montserrat, BlScSburn, Nanaimo.
Sclr Olga, Atwood. Burrard Inlet.
Sehr Bender Bros. Zaddart, Point Arena
TeIcs raphic.
POINT LoBoS-AprIl 20 10 P. NJ. Weather
hazy; wind northwest; velocity 81 miles,
Spoken.
Mar 8, IS 05 s. so rs w, Br ship Claverdon,
hence Jan for DunkirS.
Domestic Ports.
AsToRIA-Arrived Apr 20-stmr Geo w Elder
hence Apr IT; Br ship Oberon, from Yokohama
ALBIoN-Arriyed Apr 20-Sehr Mary Gilbert
SAN DIEGo-Sailed Apr 2O-Schr Mabel GRAY.
MENDOCINO-Salied Apr 20-Stmr AIcazar
BOW EMS LANDING-SGiled Apr 2O-Sehr Mon,
terey, for San Francisco.
Arrived Apr 29-Schr Newark hence Apr IL.
CASPAR-Arriyed Apr 20-Stmr Jewel, hence
COOS BAY-Arrived Apr 2O-stmr Emily. hence
Apr Is.
Foreign Ports.
MELBOURNE-Arrived Apr IS-Bark Margaret,
VICToRIA-Passed Apr 1s-Haw stmr San Ma
teo, from Oomas for San Francisco.
LOND0N-Entered out Apr S-Br ship Waterloo.
HULL-Arryed Apr IS--Br ship Rothiemay, from
Puget Sound via Queenstown; ship Eclipse, from
Y0KoHAMA-Arrived Apr 1s-Br stmr Batavis,
from Vancouver
sailed Apr I7-Stmr Empress OF india for Van.
CoLoN-Arrived Apr l7-stmr Colon. from New
York.
Apr 8; Bark General Fairchild hence Apr via
Importations.
PORT KENYON-Per Newport-4 bdls Rreeu
pelts 10 bdls hides 1145 SKIS potatoes "A bgs
ientils, 2O15 bIs 50 kgs l19 hf kgs Is or kgs but
ter, cs hardware, coop chickens $50 slaves, bI
/ es dry goods II b6Is IL If bbIs salmon. ''''
Shelter Cove-4 cS bis dry SKINS
Consi=nees.
Per Newport.o whitney & Co; D Reefo Q Cot
Dingiey & Co; Dodge, Sweeney & Co; NJ Heller
Son; Dunham Carrigan i Co; Z K Stevens & Co;
Hills Bros; Getz Bros Co; Dutard: 1 P CAST
NJ Freitas q Co: Martin, Feusier Il Co. Slmondi
Mfg Co; MCPHERSON Il RueKer: Russ, Sanders & Co;
Searles stone; Vervalin Rowe; W Cohen Il Co:
wheaton q Luhrs; witzel Baker; A CARROLL
Co.
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Jack Meadows-I want plain ring.
Jeweler-Would you like filled one? Jack
Meadows-No. Give me an empty one. l
know girl that will fill it exactly to my
notion.
1rate Parent dn the door, to his clerk, who
Is careSSing his daughter)-4 Dung man, you
are not hired to do that kind Of work.
Cerk-That's so, I'm doing it for moth
ing.-Iexas SifIings.
The Boys Favorite.-"Now," said the
teacher, who had been trying to instill her
class with love of nature, (which of the
seasons do you like best9 Johnny may an
swer." And Johnny promptly answered:
The baseball season. "-Washington Post.
Glad to Have Him Go.-"My friends" re-
marked the minister, the collection to-day
will be devoted to my travelling expenses,
for | am going away for my health-the
more l receive the longer l can stay'-and,
strange to say, the largest collection ever
made was then taken up.-N. 7. Herald.
Nephews and Nieces.-The Professor
Did you ever read that romantic old novel,
Tile Children Of the Abbey? Miss In
genue-Why, | didn't know an able ever
had children Puck.
Mrs. Prentice-How do you always man.
age to have such delicious beefP Mrs. Bin
thyre-I select a good, honest butcher and
then stand by him. Mrs. Prentice-You
mean you give him all your trader Mrs.
Binthyre-No, mean l stand By MIN while
he is cutting of the meat-Life.
Student-We want badges for our grad
Mating class. We have adopted as o design
q graduate surveying the universe. jew
eler-About how large would you like the
figure? Student-I think the graduate
should cover about three-fourths of the
badge and the universe the remainder
Jewellers Weekly.
$50 she's going to lecture On how to man
age a husband, is she2 How many hus-
bands has she had hersef?" "Why, she's
never been married. New York Press.
Ragly-Bronson must have hard work to
raise the wind, if he is as slow with all his
friends as he is with me. Brace-Hard
work? Hes got so he can't borrow trouble
without an indOrser.-Harpers Bazaar.
Ella-YOu're just the person I've been
wanting to help me pick out an engagement
present for Miss Dc Gush, who is to marry
Mr.. Softleigh. What would you suggest2
Bella-Don't you think a lovely spoon
would be most priate?-Cbicago
Times.
Elder-I am afraid Hunkerson's CONVEX
sion is not genuine. Deacon-Why? Elder
He asked me the other day If there was
any chance OF his getting rebate at the end
of the year on the preachers salary in case
he wanted to haul ont Of the concern before
the year was up.-Chicago Tribune
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GAsHIE IS HOPEFUL.
Another Petition for Executive Clemel
in Sfefn,s Case.

Another Petition for Executive Clemency
in STEMS Case.
United States District Attorney Garter
has received letter from G. F. Scott, Clerk
of Pardons, Department of Justice. Wash
ington. D. c., in which he is directed TO re-
port the facts in the case of Gashie Stein,
now in the State Prison for passing coun-
terfeit money, he having applied to the
President for executive clemency. The
opinion of the sentencing Judge, the date
of indictment. precise offense. date of con-
vlction and sentence are also required. The
above is the result of another of Gashe
Stems efforts to evade a punishment thought
by all Government officials to be too light
for the offense proved. 1t is not at all
likely that Stein will be able to influence
the Department of Justice when the details
OF his crime are brought fully to its notice.
Stems wife, whom he married after his
arrest, is the person vino has been agtating
for the pardon.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Mrs NJ Newcomb, S Diego NJ
I'D Longstreet, Los Ang j
Us Sharp. Chicago j
B Hirschfeld, Cincinnati Nj
K A Graham, San Diego L
T w Collins, San Diego j
w 7 Davies 81 VT, Wash q
JP Smith 81 VT. sta Cruz &
S b JohnsOn,Lo Angeles e
NJ ID Foley, Nevada r
j L Wines, Reno IN
&C Wallace, Eureka NJ
G W Baker. Mud Springs w
G w Morrison & W, SactO s
G Enrigh. Chicago e
DR. W e Nye, HOLSTER w
L w Randlett, st Paul IN
Miss c Lewis. Portland b
d @ Lewis. Portland S
j G Adams, Portland Ca
DR. II ID Robertson. Yreka w
J ID Wilde Il VT. Boston MI
Miss Wilde, Boston mi
S NJ Hoiton, Los Angeles L
L b T0nkins, New YORK &c
J A Yeriugton, Nevada a
j Forbes, Nevada CT
| C Keadar Il VT. Boston jDI
A s Nichols, Chicago J
j L McKenny d VT, Pa Nj
S Ward. Montana Nj
j E Anderson, Eureka Nj
L 5 Barney, Dayton Nj
J A Smith, New York Nj
Miss Smith, New York e
NJ I Van Deryerl i why
GRAND II
NJ Tait, Los Gatos j
j Clark. Sequel j
ID j Willow, Antioch G
ST O'Brien Il W, Suisun I
& A Hastings, Benicia G
DJ Mills, New YORK r
w II Burns, Sacramento e
Mrs J Thompson, NaDa e
Miss n Thompson, Napa I
I Flint Jr, San Juan VI
W I Swan & W. ut Paul DIR
II j Swan. Sacramento II
ii II Muller x ", Ferndale &c
wv Davis, New York j
G 7 Clark " W, New York MI
j w Godfrey, Sta Monica MI
2 q Baker. Truexee Mi
Fl II Striker. New York Or
w S Hathaway, Caiiforn C
L A Mclaughlin. Califor S
S L Holden, NapA If
d j Mannix, Sacramento K
Mrs l. G Carpenter, Aston X
+ l. Carpenter. Berkeley DR.
j McWhineY, Pomona A
X L Armstrong, BoOnyille Dir
q z Mason, BOoayiile L
DIR $ II Mather, Kelseyvl X
+ y HenueSsey, Napa Il
w X Newton Il ", Kansas j ]
Mrs Scott, Napa IS
W Thompson, Napa A
w S Green, Colusa Il
II S Morey, PIacerville = !
c McCreary, Sacramento
RUSS HO
| j Hehert, Tehachapi &c
I j O'Rourke, California w
JCamerou,s ship JBBrown +
| G w LOWE, Sacramento j
j McCartY, Vallejo Nj
w c Graves, Vallejo j
w p etherton, sta Cruz Z
| e Is Borghum. California ID
II Mitchell, Coiusa l.
| V Morris & W, Winters lBt
l. Bulger, Elmira RI
X Simmons, Ukiah NV
w IL Foster, Alameda l.
A Showers, VlsaliI Il
n + Kelsey, Visalia C
G L Black. FL Dorado j
DR. Bangs Il W, San Jose j
l. @ Smith. Alyarado I
o Shoemaker, Guerneyille w
II NJ CARAT, San jose w
A NJ Gordon, San Jose Nj
ID McNally, Liyermor Nj
f Teale, Los Angeles c.
NJ fGhrman, Brooklyn 81
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, April 20.

MONDAY EVENING, April 20,
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Flour again marked up.
Wheat advanced sharply.
Barley rose sc.
Oats tending upward.
Corn again advanced.
Rye quiet.
Choice Hay higher
Ground Barley marked up.
Corn Feedstuffs higher.
Beans quiet.
Potatoes unsettled.
Onions largely nominal.
Butter weak.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs quiet.
Poultry nominal.
Pitted Plums firm.
Almonds firm. Other Nuts dull.
Oranges firm Lemons and Lines dull.
New York Exchange frmer.
Silver weaker.
Pilot Bread and Soda Crackers marked up.
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YOSEMITE VALLEY.
Military Preparations for its ProtectIo
from the Herders

Military Preparations for its Protection
from the Herders.
Captain A. E. Wood, Troop 1, Fourth
United States Cavalry. who has been de-
tailed by the War Department to protect
the Yosemite Reservation from the depre-
dations of sheep and cattle raisers, has
decided, after a thorough investigation Of
the Valley, 10 locate permanent camp
for his command on the south fork of the
MERGED River, near Wawona-subject, of
course, to the approval of the authorities.
The Captain anticipates no trouble with the
owners or herders. but believes his men
will have their hands full in keeping out
those herds which have for years been ac-
customed to follow up the receding snow
without any restriction or attention on the
part of those who claim them.
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PRISON IMPROVEMENTS.
Changes in the Library Management
San Quentin

Changes in the Library Management at
San Quentin.
Rev. A. brahms, the newly appointed
chaplain to San Quentin, has undertaken
the restoration of the prison library, and
has already recovered several hundred vol
umes, which had lain around the cells for
long periods without any care or intention
of returning them. A new set of librarians
has been appointed by him, the books have
been recatal0gued and the blndery has been
put into better shape. In overhauling the
latter department it was found that couple
of the old hands had used it as headquar-
tiers for carrying on the opium traffic.
The guilty parties were unearthed and
transferred to the jute-mill, while their
places were filled by couple of more reli-
able inmates,
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WILD vIoLETs.

They smell of the rain, the sun and breeze;
OF the long, cool shadows OF cedar trees;
OF the brook that sings down its messy ledge;
OF the bending ferns and the rustlinR sedge;
or velvet MOSES that keep the dew:
And Of sweet dead leaves that last year knew.
They smell of the chill pure breath OF dawn;
OF wind-swept hillside and sunswept lawn
OF rose-brier hedge and OF winding lane:
And OF dreams that will never come back again
These Wild, pale Violets, faint and sweet
That we buy in the crowded city street.
MADELINE 5. BRIDGES In PUCK
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

A Mate in Hard Luck.

Mate Pullman OF the Gillian bark Guine-
we're is in hard luck, for while going on
board Of his vessel, which is lying at Sec
ton 3 of the sea- wall, he was held up, at
late hour on Saturday night, by three foot
chain. The watch is very peculiar one,
the cases being made of two American
silver dollars, and being probably the only
one of the kind In existence. Pullman re-
ported his loss to the police yesterday, and
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British Grain Market.

LONDON, April 2O.-The Mark Lane Express
says: English wheat continues in sellers favor.
Foreign active dnring the week and there
large sales at rise OF Cd. Barley is in demand at
was an increased Inquiry at advance OF Is to 2s
Trade is realizing big profits. At to-tlay's market
the London average for English wheatS was 39s 4d
while ASS sd paid for good reds and ass Sd for
the best whites. Foreign Is higher for reds and Is
sd for whites. Flour went M Is 3D. Maize is
strong aud has advanced rs Sd, being quoted at
3lM3:s
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E.chanre and Rn1linn.
Shining Notes

Steamers to sail to-day the Columbia for
Portland, the Australia for Honolulu, the VILLAIN
cite Valley for Yaquina Bay, the COsmopois for
Puget Sound, the Corona for San Diego, the New
port for Eel River and the Gypsy for the Salinas
River. The Arago falls due from Coos Bay, the
Eureka from San Pedro, the State OF California
from Portland and the Point Iona from Grays
HarbOr.
The Mic bark Bundaleer, e2l tons, and bark J.
B. Brown 1473 tons. load coal az Nanaimo for this
port or San Pedro; schooner Queen, 26t tons, lum-
Der on The Sound for Guavmas. $40.
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BAGs-Calcutta, May and june 7@714; Wool
Bags. $3.50 3Sc.
BREAD-The three local cracker bakeries yester-
day advanced Soda and Extra Soda Crackers 12c q
ID and DC = box in Is boxes. Medium and Extra
Pilot Bread have also been marked up 12c p 10.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 6{sC y 10;
Dry Granuated, &c; COnfectiOners' A, Use; Extra
G, Sc; Golden C. 434c 4 10 Bags. I4c than bbls
The American Refinery quotes as follows. terms
net cash; Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
and Powdered $3.50 p 10; Extra Fine Powdered,
Csc: Dry Granuiated. DC: Xxx do, &c. Confec-
TONERS A, 57sc; White Extra Q, 59sc; Extra G, 5c
q q =
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Mrs. Prentice-How do you always man
age to have such delicious beefP Mrs. Bin
thyre-I select a good, honest butcher and
mean you give him all your trade2 Mrs.
Binthyre-No, mean l stand by MIN while
he is cutting off the meat-Life.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
NAL HOTEL.

I Miss = Boust, Santa Rosa
II Christensen, Denver
Mrs Donald. SAT- Lake
Miss Donald. Salt Lake
Mrs Spicker, South Bend
NJ Druma, Chicago
81 ThOoniy. Chicago
j Thomas. Chicago
II Williams, Sonoma
J Bucker, SOnoma
, Frank ish, Oakland
J " Hart Il Z. Rising City
B CrOfield, U 5 n
| G w Holmes, U s n
ID Ward, Saratoga
Miss Ward, Saratoga
J q Gilchrist, WooGyilis
4 G Murchison, Vancouvr
F Z Greer, Victoria
A Daley. Victoria
4 Johns, Nanaimo
} LauTi isen, Denver
AL HOTEL.
/ + Cook & W. Los Angeles
A 0riget, Paris
W Z Robinson, SantaCruz
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A Minister seriouslx III

Rev. James Mathews, DID, principal of
the Westminster School, is dangerously i'll
from an affection of the kidneys, His con-
dition is so critical that the doctors in at
tendance have given up all hope of his re-
covery His last official act before taxing
to his bed was the presentation of his report
to the pIesbytery as Chairman of the Inyes
tigating Committee in which the charges
were formulated upon which Rev. 10 i'm
w. Ellis is now being tried.
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CHICAGO April 20. Wheat active and unset
tied. The opening excited and ranged from
sac to lac higher than Saturdays closing prices.
varying in different parts OF the crowd, ruled very
irregular, and after numerous fluctuations started
up, advancing 114c. declined from sac to &c,
rallied again and closed l12c higher for May and
2S4c higher for July than on Saturday. Receipts,
49,, 900 bushels; Shipments 10000 bushels. Rye
quiet at sac. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, April 20.-Wheas, cash, 81 IA. Corn
7312c. Pork-Sl2 81 ~. Lard-S6 90. Ribs-$5 65.
Whisky. 81 Ia
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Divorces Granted.

Judge Hunt yesterday granted Elizabeth
Furey divorce from j. j. Furey, grip
man, who was too familiar with other ladies
and treated her cruelty.
Eva Hageman has been granted by Judge
cause Of his infidelity.
j. f. Cuello was divorced from ]. ]. Gu
clio by Judge Wallace because of his cruelty.
She was awarded the sum OF $3.50 in lieu of
her share of the community property as per
sfinnla tinD 49, pSA
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Lewis. Alias Nash. Hold.

Charles Lewis, alias Nash, who at
tempted to pass check for SIS, bearing the
forged signature of KEELING Bros, was ex-
amined yesterday and held for trial in the
Superior Court on a charge OF forgery in
C2O00 honds
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Her Injuries Resulted Fatn11r

Lizzie Riley, aged years, the daughter of
South San Francisco expressman, died
yesterday from the effects of injuries re-
ceived by falling from her fathers wagon
two weeks ago. The Coroner countersigned
the certificate of death signed by the pLy-
stefan who attended the unfortunate girl,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

at Webster-street Bridge, Oakland, on May
S0th, when holiday train fell through the
draw and killed and wounded many per-
sons. He AYERS that besides being bruised,
spine and lost an eve. The company's de-
tense is largely technical.
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GO0O EACH-lOO LOTS IN TIE BEAUTIFUL
tN-OC suburbs of Lorn; no such bargains ever
offered In Oakland; right in the march Of immedi-
ate improvements: new ferry 10 san Franchises;
street-car line to Oakland; come al before
prices advance: sure make money; lots 25xl35;
Sl5 down. IS per month. CLOUGH BAKER,
1854 Washington street. mr22 cod II
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Kate Curran Annnitted.

Kate Curran. accused of stealing watch
from A. NJ. Lundin two months ago. was ac-
quilted in Judge Murphy's department yes
terday. Lundin admitted that he was full
of corn juice and could not say positively
whether he dropped the watch or not
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

Boatmen found the body of an unknown
man in the bay near Mission Wharf yester-
day afternoon and caused its removal to the
Morgue. The remains had been in the
water about week or ten days. The de-
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Death From Natural Causes.

Samuel Pierce. aged IS years and ma
tive of New York, was found dead yester-
day morning in room at the Waldo House,
1888 Market street. He was a book-keeper
by occupation and had been complaining of
rheumatism for some time. Death was
frnm n natural caucas
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

Dom cheat youpssIg
out OF e good saoke 6y
taking a poor imi tati0fa
for the genuine Seal of
Nor tn Carol ina Plua
Cut Tobacco.
fec cod SIN ep
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The Landlord Held Respops;hI.

The Brazilian Manufacturing Company,
that had an establishments Fifteenth street
where hair was made from the fiber envel-
oping cocOanut shells, has sued Joseph
HeIzog, who was its landlord, claiming
S1790 damages for permitting the place to
remain for forty days in an untenantabIe
condition.
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LICK HOUSE.

II Stupplebeam Ntsalial w j HOtchkiss, Heal dsbrg
A G Otis, ship Seryia Rainhart d W, Cruz
Hume, ship Mayhil w Drullard, Santa Cruz
X Bancroft, MERGED Schneider, College Park
G Downing. Oakland j Hopeland, California
Mrs Sessa Virginia City Mrs Harlan, san Ramon
Miss Mcconnell, Va City Miss Harlan, san Ramon
+ Underhill Va City G Mclean, WallaWalla
f Beard q W. Napa ID Lindnur, Woodland
Miss Edgcube. Vallejo w Maslin, Sac
Z q Birmingham, Susnvl Caruthers, SAINT Rosa
Mrs Van Leight, NAlmadn NJ Hampton, DavisvIlle
Mrs Branger,N AlmadenlJ Caldwell, MERGED
A G IIillman, Davis Cressey Modesto
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
Enrlish wheat Marrat

LIVERPOOL, April 20.-The spot market Is higher
at IS Sd. CaIgoes higher t44s Sd for of coast
ass for Just shipped and 45s for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: April IS sad; May IS 934d
September, IS Id; October. IS 10Lad d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April 20-ConsOls SO l-l6; United States
Bonds-4's, 124; do 412's, 104i Silver 443s;
RenteS, 94f 75c.