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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08
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Der ,,Snbepenbent" pom Nebrasta
i4reibt Die JeinSe Der Nqian, bebaup.
len. bab bieielbe nur Elm polttii4es An:
Adnsiel iei. Die Demotratea bebanp;
ten, bieies Nn1dnSie seb0re ben Nepus
blitonern. uub bic 3epublisaner, itels
len sa0eSen bic ilr@terlide Bebauptans
auf, bag bieNqian; ben Denlotraten Sc:
bort. Erotoem eombiniren iid beioepars
teien, um bic NQian, dber Ocn9auien 81
werien. 90@t ionoerbar 1T IS aaf ies
ben GaQ, baB bieDemotraten nit ben Nes
publitaneru 9anb in 9anb scbeu UNI bic
NQian5 81 uernidten. @arum oieies leere
@ei@mde Defenders pa IS bod 10 tlar auf
Der 9anb lie9t, baB bieies iOsenannte
Mnbdnsiet tcin Nnbdnsiel lit, ionoern
cine brittle nnb an &rait sunebmenoe
Yartei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

T%olsenbes entnebmen mir BEN ,Ma>
tional Geformer":
Gin v@reenbad Grant ~.
Gin SER, wel@er in elmer 0%ffentliz
9en g~erlammluns cine Weoe bielt, 9riif
pl0eli6 in leiae TalGe unb bolte eilen
0reenbadsO = uari6ein berpor, wel9en
ct ben Mn:pclcnben nit folgenoen Worz
ten sei9te !: ,Wos 1T Oteics :? Gin
Oouar. Gs lit Elm gutter Dolar, gut
fit ben 6armer, Den 6anomerter, bel'
Motroicn, gut iiir Scoermann. Wess
balbilt Der Dollar gut ? @eil oerlelbe
burD beu 0eiammtpertb bes Gisenz
tGums in ben Gcreinigtcn Staatea ii1er>
9elteQt iii uno bas 2%ebensblut jeoeS
waDren uno treusl, amcrifaniiden 8ur>
gers binter bemielbcn itebt. Des5alb
lit es Gin gutter Dollar" Der 9crr
biclt oieie &ece in Sfopbesan, Mainc,
i'm Sabre 1861 uno CT beibt Sames 9.
Dla;ue. Canals murbe ct nod ni9t
ucn ben 0elofIriten, beeinf1uBt uno let>
tere 1attcn i6n nod ni9t auf9efauft.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

9ie Society Of 2opal @olunteers"'
welde tiir,li@ in @aibinstpn ms Qebeu
s~erufen murbe, bat jett Der Welt ibren
proipectus unb lire VerfaHuns iiber>
seben, in ,uel9cn bic :3nede unO
Metbooen bieier @eieui9ait NIT Der
srlnoli6iten Deutli@teit unb Nusfibrs
lidteit nicoerseidrieben iiub. IS miro
beabiidtist, in ieoemS taat unb III jeoem
County 3meisscieQidaften gu o%rsoniiiz
rem, melbe nit ber NationalseieQi9aft
in Tibluns itebcn iouen. 6erner iol1en
bieie 3meisseieQi4aiteu sesenieitise I'M
terititunssuereine biloen nnb aud gum
Ebeil babinwirten, uniere Peuiionsses
iese %umSudnocrn unb 81 reuioicren, bas
nit lie nur ben gerbienitpouen ,uante
TONNE. ~. .f.r
ginise Der 9ebauptunsen. 'uelde bieie
@eieui@aft aufitelt uub mel@e belebreno
wirten ioQcn, lauten ME fol9t
Die S@wdde elmer ieoen gonpasnie,
zines ieoen @esiments, zines ieben 8az
taiuonS uuo elmer jeoem Wiuifion beitanb
in ben 6eislinsen, o@marotern unb
ebrloien Mdnnern, welde bic Muiterz
rolten ,tbcidwerten, bic %9ebensmittel
uer;ebrten uno ebrli@e aber lntausli9
sema9te Manner aus ben !6oSpitalern
brdnsten. Sol@e Mdnner nebmen aud
beute feiucu Mnitanb, pom Der Dantbar>
teit zines Boltes gu leben bur9 9enz
lionen, mel@e lie 3S3winbel erbal>
ten baben. Wir perlansen, bab bic
Seniionsseleesebuns 10 repioiert 1pcrs
ben lou, baB bic &edte Der @oloaten
unb bet Matroien sewabrt weroen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Der @eitern Mopocate" BON &an<
las idreibt :
Die &esieruns mus bic gilenbabnen
eisnen ober bic Grienbabnen werben bic
&%esieruns eisnen. @esierunsscontro1e
obne @isentbum Der &~e9ierun9 lit elm
perban9nibuouer Srrwii@. Ole %rieiies
gen @elointereiien bieier 9roBen Gorpo>
rationen beeinfluBten INNER unb weroen
INNER. ale @eietsebuns gu ibren @uns
iten beeinfuBen. Sen &eidtbum, wels
@en iie aus ben Mailen berausprei1en,
sebrauden lie, UNI 2e9islaturen 81 corr
ruu,piren. Die Corruption uiro 81 melt
9etrieben, unb @ere9ti9teit tanm ni9t
ebcr erlanst weroen, als Bis bieies gauge
@el9dft ii9 III ben 9anben Ses Staates
befinbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

9onb 0 II, %. Sept. @elcsentli9
Der Subildumsfeier III Osnabrid, belt
Mei9Stansler pen Gapripi cine LANCE
optimiltilde @eoe iiber bic politii@e
situation in europe bemerfenb, oaB
fcircr Der e,uropdii9cn 9errlder ben
Iricocn. III itDren miinide. Seine Ste>
qierung Guropa's wol(e Den &rieg, Ser
,pebrl 9einlid iur1tbarcr ausfaQen mir
DC, ais. ale .friiberen &rtege. ~.
Oie iutcrnotionalen Nn9elegcnbeiten,
1pel6en Der Gailer feline lpecielle Mufz
mcrflamfeit pibme, uiirben befrieoiSe1oe
Grlebi8ung finosu, menn slei6 Sabrz
se9nte Oariiber meggeben f6inten. Der
Me9ieruna, i1loB Der &ansler, la9en
sic Snterc1en Der Nrbe;t9eber uno BET
Nrbciter am 6erjcn.
Sci Dem Teitmebl, weldes bic Off
,iere bcs IS. %Snfanteries& egimentS ipdz
ter eabsn, bemerfte BET &an;ler, Dap Ser
!&aijer lcine Nrbeit Der Moblfabrt bes
9anbes u1lb Ser Nufredterbaltung oes
Trtcoens wiDme.
Wien, %. Sept. Die ii6ii9e
Muians 9at nit Sen aus &uslaub 0er>
triebenen mebr gu tbun, ais 81 poQbrin>
9e,, in ibren &rdften iteDt. Cine Mnz
GALL s,yuoen, bic aus Babalosfp u%ertries
ben murben, 9icbt an, oaB man ibnen
nid)t einmal 3eit9ela1cu babe, iibcr ibr
Gigent6um sl1 pcriisen. Baucrn bdtz
ten obne @eiteres pom ibren 9duiern
8elit 9enomnen uno bic Qdoen sepliin>
bert. Miener Sldtter geben ben bebauz
ernswertben 2cuten ben &atb na@ @uBs
Lamb 3uriif;utebren, ba ibre GAIL ielbit
fir Sic MuiicnsG emigration 81 9roR lei.
2onoon, %. Sept. Cine Dcpe:
l6e aus Calcutta beiagt, Bag in Stan:
COON, Der 9auptltabt Don @ritii@>8ur
NAB, sroBc Muiresun9 berri@t. Sin:
9cborene, pel6e lit &an9oon matameu,
Gcri6ten, oaB bic 0ocoiten lid in &c,
ytdbc Don Wuntbo uerlammeln, I'M
cincn Mnarifi aui Die @@rniion uor;ube:
reiten. S6on Jest lit es 3n tleiner
S9armiiteln 9ctommen.
2onbon, %. Sept. Ser Noro:
beutide 9lopb forbcrt CUR Concurrent
fir ben 8au mebrerer neueu panasier:
nnb Tradtbampfer aui.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08
Auian, 10. 1iS,1 Don Maeoupin Co., 3d..
bat eii,sn Getreibsse peider nit elmer xapaei.
tdtpeM 5000 Sui&el.

Rod ',ie mar bic Na&iraSe mad auian,.
Rebnsrn 10 fart unb srinSenb. srieie unb
Ielesram,ne hr6men Don aueu Wi@tunsea
gum Natisnals greeutiu : Gomite Mnb
faum bic 9dlite tSn,en Yeridi&tisuus fims
ben. Dieie 1batia@e allein 1T aeni8enber
9cweiS, bab bic aaian,beuesunS int Da&.
fen beSriiien lit unb bab bic qeute mebr eidt
aber otoromii9e TraSen u%erlan8ea. IS
benefit nnnmitSbG@. bab bic AQianSsM etbo,
be, eriolsrei@ se,ueien limb. unb bab bieiels
ben, penn peiterseiabrt. 8euib eiaen Srobars
ti8en Sie8 CUR Bsl9e baben werbcn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Gin 6lciidtruit 1T bas &eueite, uo>
nit G1icasoer Sdla@tbalsbeiter bic
Welt besliden wouen. Die Nadri@t
tommt BON benz srOBtcn @bicasoer
Metail> Tleii9bdnbler, einem6errn @ubz
Lamb, Der bebanptet, bic bortisen
S6labtbausbeiiber baben ii@ orsaniz
iirt, I'M bic Breiic Dod gu balten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Oie republifanil9e NIB bic bemo trotiide
@arte;oou Seras umb &anias ,peroen ii4 bic
@anoe reidcu, Inn bic 0olfspartel gu ,1ters
bride',. Dies 'uirb ii@ 'po6l ais ein i@'pieri=
9es llutern.bmeu berausteQen. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Teu Gorausi9teu ;ufolse, peroen bic
Tor1ners= 9(Qian3 uub slei6artise Sereine in
Nenuipluonieu nidt ,ueniger als 10000 Mit=
9lieber ;ablen, bepor ber erite Sdnee faut.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Der aQiau; sebt Is gut in Soma. Die
Nar,ner i9einen lid bort mebr unb mebr nit
uuiereu sSbeen p~ertraut su ma4en unb Elm &C.
iunbeS Na@stbum Der gemeSnns 1T bic
Tol9e..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Der ,artaaiasz 6armer" i4reibt
0as @ort Corporation" finben
mir meoer in Der llnabbdnsisfeitsertlds
runs nod in Der Contribution Der ger>
eini9ten Staaten. Sn iener @ei@idtSs
periooc fannie man es ni3t. Wie lit
es jebt IS lit srOBer ais bic 9eation
ielbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Tie aaiaasi in 9irsinien bat eiuen srcben
Nuii1mMl8 8cnommel. @eriammlun8en
,uerbcm III aDen lbeilen bes Staates abge=
balten unb Der GntbuiiaSmus III benz Orben
1T rieii8.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08
Muiam3.Mottscm.

Ole Rationd Tar,ners alliance anoSnbni=
trial l1niou miro lid ant Dienitag oen II.
Nouembcr 1891 il, Saoianapolis, Sub. per-
1amneln. .2'" ..Es .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08
Joseph SSeifet, .
6 d tile r..

Minneiota StraBe,, Seem ulm, Meinn.,
Die qrbbte Auspotl pon pfsrbtqedirrcn, Ueden. psits
Haarsa ittts au 3anb " beg ~bsQtsitsn priieu.
Nspara tuysn rsrssn bt1is unS prompt eHs8ttHtyt..
RSmuI NIB abxisHsi Gv&. re ~
The morning call., 1891-03-31
SPANKED AND LOCKED UP.

The Marriage OF a Childish Pair Ends
Ludicrously.
Ill. f. Nolan, boy of H. eloped with
Alice, the fourteen-year-old daughter of
w. G. Ferry, the proprietor of travelling
museum, says Parkersburg w. Va.) cor
respondent of the Pittsburg Dispatch. The
clippers went to Marietta, Ohio, where. as
alleged. through the Misrepresentation of
companion. a license was secured. The
couple were married at Belpre, Ohio,
opposite this place. Old man Perry watched
the ferry, and when the bride and groom
landed on this side he ran the groom out OF
sight. spanked the girl and locked her up in
one of his cars. ~
Nolan's brother, a man who had once been
policeman and had been dismssed in dis
grace. put up job to secure the girl by
swearing out warrant for Perry and his
wife. The trick failed, as the old man kept
the girl with him while he was under arrest.
He showed her marriage license and was
discharged, Old man Perry began proceed
lngs last night to annul the marriage. He
says he will prosecute all parties connected
with the marriage in the Ohio courts.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
A DASTARDLY OUTRAGE.
A Boston Woman ChIoroformed q

A Boston Woman ChlorOformed and
Gagged in Her Own House at Noon.
Among the advertisements in the Herald
was the following:
CSO EwARD-FOR THE ARREST AND CON
G'OO vlctiOn OF the parties that chlOro orIned my
wife on Thursday, the 18th inst. w. A. BASSETT,
z Howard st.
A reporter paid visit to Mr.. Bassett at
his cigar and tobacco store, and from Mr.
Bassetrs lips heard the following story:
Between II o'clock in the morning and
noon on Thursday last some person rang
the bell OF my suite in the Hotel Sumner, on
Carver street, and Mrs. Bassett answered
the summons in person. When she opened
the door she saw standing outside strange
man, who quickly pushed her back into her
apartment. Size screamed for help once,
but before she could utter another cry the
fellow placed II handkerchief which was
saturated with cElorolorm to her face. He
then threw her to the floor and inserted a
gsg-a handkerchief tied in three knots in
the centeT-in her mouth.
Tie sole purpose Of the assault was rob
berry, but the ruffian did not succeed in OBJ
tanning anything, as lie evidently be came
frightened and made hasty retreat. Mrs.
Bassett did have considerable m oney on her
person, but luckily the rascal in his hurry
did not discover it.
Nh+n Mrs. Bassett recovered her senses
she called lady from another suite who
rendered all the aid she could"
The handkerchief which it is claimed was
used as The gag was seen at Station 4. A
small bottle, which smelled of chloroform,
Was also seen, his was found outside of
MRS. Bassetts door. Tie handkerchief used
as gag was lady's.-BostOn Herald.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

Eastern. all kinds, s14@9c; cases. 1ea101sc; Calf
1Oc; pals, l0o. 1015c; DO 5-b, 1O14ci kegs, ss4 q
l0c 2 10; Mess Beef. 81 5o9s; extra mess do.
$le 5oG20 extra prime, S15@l5 80; extra clear,
SO 5o@2o; mess do, $l79l7 so 2 Dbl; Pig Pork,
Z key, 1893 %: PIGS Feet, $1SGl3 so . bbli
Smoked Beef lls4@l2c p 10.
HoPs-Nomiual at 25@2sc o ID for common to
choice.
HIDES AND PEtTS-heavy salted steers quotable
at TIC ~ medium, &c q ID light, sc q 10; Cove
e elldes; og3L2e ID; salted Kip, &c; salted Calf,
6GoE2c; dry Hides, usual selection, 91ac; dry ktps
&c; dry Calf, SC: prime Goatskns. 4O950c each;
medium DO 25935c; small skins, 10000. Deer
SKINS good summer, 3712c medium 3O132 "a I;
thin, 20@25e; sheepskins, shearIngs 100 zoe I;
short wool, 30@50c; medium, 65@19Oc: long WOO
90c@S1 20 q 10. Culls OF all kinds about u less
TALLow-Fair to good rendered, 31a93sLc; re-
fined. 47sDjc; Grease, &c q 10. "
WOOL-Eall clips arc quotabe as follows: Sacra-
mentO Valley free. 139l4c; do defective lO69I2c;
Mountain free, lO@l5c; San Joaquin and Southern,
q@lOc q ID.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterday good day for clippers. Stocks
went up generally In the morning and went down
a little generally in the afternoon. Con. Cal.
and Virginia sold in the morning session up to
$l3 37Ia and down in the afternoon session to
81 so. ophir up to So 371a and down to So 10, the
balance of the list following up and down with mar
rover variations.
The close was irregular, some stocks rising and
others falling.
$50 S71a.
The Pacific Patent Plaster Company has levied an
assessment Of 81, delinquent April 3Utn, sale day
May Goth.
The Con. st. Gothard assessment falls delinquent
In Office to-day.
Con Cal. and Virginia miIled last week 1878 tons
ore, assaying $32 40, and has S52.300 in bullion on
hand; Choar, 535 tons, $lS 10; yellow Jacket,
240 tons, SIS; Savage, $40 TONS SIT 10, with
$l7,729 in bullion hand.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
rHr prc11N1Na WINTER

Now the days are Oscillating
TwiXt a freeZe-up and q thaW,
Gentle forms OF aerating
Vie with billiards. bleak and raw.
Shows the earth with down equipping
Intervene the torrents rush:
One day on the hummOcks sipplngI
T'other ankle deep In slush.
Thus in grooves OF doubt we hover
But this gertrude ensues,
We diurnally discover
Chasms in our oYerShoes.
O the night and its starry jewels
o the slope and the icy Clip OF III
q the bob and its swift renewals!
o the sleeky slide and the slip OF III
O the race and the downward dartihgi
q the bunk and the vtmtul throw Oh III
O the paugful poignant, snartlng,
Racking, writing, aching 0hI OI IL.
February, crisp anu airy,
Fills the periodic slot,
And the hen is christened Dennis
Cause the egg she yielded not.
Cider takes strength that makeSa
ProhbitiOniSt demur;
Butter rises and surprises
To the husUandman occur
And the prophet murmurs OF IT,
In the old familiar way,
That the winter does begin to
"'AAe' - Boston Courier.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

and show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt for refusing to obey the
Judges order BY paying the Sheriff's bill Of
room and chambers of Department of the
Superior Court. The hearing will take
place to-day and the case will serve as
test whether or not judge has the power to
incur bills without the consent Of the Super
yiSnrs.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
San Francisc Meat Market.

as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 6@8Isc; second quality.
512c; third do 4@15c.
VEAL-Large. 5@16c; small Calves. 7c.
NUT ON-W others, go 1Ac: Ewes, &C.
SPRING LAMB-I2l.c p 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs 5951sc . n for heavy hard
granted and 51495 1ac for light average do; stock
Hogs. 412G4ssc q ID; dressed do 5000 a u.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

Alice Fuller. young miss of 16 sum-
mers, who has already acquired some notori-
ETY. by trying to commit suicide, but was
prevented by the timely service of the Re-
ried BY Presiding Justice of the Peace Low
yesterday afternoon to Charles Barnett OF
26 Hunt street. Miss Fuller's age was given
as rs, nearly 16," and Mr.. Barnett's as 80
vaars
The morning call., 1891-03-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Charles r. Story to Mary E. Lawton lot 1925,
In Laurel Hill Cemetery .............-....... Is
Jane Gala han to Leopold Loupe. lot on SW.
OF II st. and Ninth ave, W. 24Ox6OO;
also lot on SE. cor. Of II St. and Twelfth
T. J. Underhn to W. j. Holy, lot on Nw.
cor of Lake st. aud Thirteenth ave, n.
Mary E E seculovici to Peter i. secaoyic6,
lots $50 TO 572, 57i, 995 to 9Js, Gift Map
3: also lots S65, S6o 1887, 1888, 252I,
1925, 254O, 254l Gift Map 4................ 1
Tim O'HanOran ct al. to Dora o. Swayne. los
on y. line of Fell st, 50 w. OF Cough, w.
Margaret Harper TO Sarah Green. lot on f.
line OF Powell St, n ;. OF Suffer- 5. 4O:6n
Charles II. Ford to Catherine smith, lot on
+. line o. second ave. l25 y. OF Point Lo-
Dos y COX ~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1C
Julia 4. + Smith to Thomas Dawson, lot
Thomas ' Watt att to Catherine Robinson, lot on IL
NV cor Of Marquesas aud Yazoo sts., w.
NJ j. Fontana to Mary Z. Cowins. mndiyidei ~
rs of lot ON y. line of Vandewater St.,
1884 Z. of Taylor, L. 22:1lx6O, and
Mary E. Cowing to ii. j. Fontana, same. 10
NJ j. Fontana to S. L. Goidstein, undivided
Jacob Levi Jr TO Marx j. Fontana lot on n
line of Frs az ST. i57 g T. of Taylor, E.
Sarah r. Turner TO Michael Mullany, lot on
W. line Of West Mission ST., so S. of Her
Michael Mailsny to Mary a To6in. lot on ".
line Of West Mission ST. 90 5. OF Hermann.
James j. MeKinnon to NJ o. Curry, lot on E.
line OF Church St, l35 n. Of Fifteenth, n.
o4Azo..'.''...........- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
G. Toyne to Charles Orth, lot s. Langan Tract
Eden township. ............,..... 10
6. 7. Bunterfield TO W. j. Costar lot 50xl5o
on SE. line OF Tenth ave, 100 y f. OF bouud-
airy line OF Clinton, Oakland ................ IL
II. Cordes and g. Gruen to Herman Bruer I'M
divided third OF lot Sc. corner OF Web
ster st. and Glenn ave. L. / SO. %, 5. l45.25
n. 1913, w. l44 TO Webster ave, n as g
Glen Echo Tract Oakland Township. 10
l. W. Burris to J. A. Morley, lot 5Orl5O on
\ L. cor. OF Pacific ave. and Sherman ST.
Alameda. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - IL
John HOots to Walter f. Smiley lots l3 and
IA. Block q, Broadway and Telegraph ave.,
Cary Howard to same, lot 10, same block - 10
j ID. Galland TO Charles A. Bailey, lots IL
~ 20, II and -, Block lis, Tract b.
Berkeley Land and Town Improvement AS
s0ciatlon, Berkeley OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8
Clara " Hartford to o. D. Hartford, lot 4,
Block 203S, Rowland Tract, Oakland; also
lot !, Block NJ, Vernon Park. and lot o.
BLOCK 81, Smiths subdiyided part OF Mat
thews Tract, Oakland Township, quit
claiin :''............. -
E. A. Haines to same, lot 4, Block 2O3S,
Rowland Tract, quit Claim. .................. -
w. j. Dngee and q. w. Henshaw to Bruse &
McGregUr lot on w. line OF West ST., 81 s.
OF Apgar, 29x116.64, kland...............
Henry Mohns to Harry w. Syze, lot 100xl50.
on T. line OF Bay ST., 100 IT. n. of Central
Louisa Luth to Carl A. H. Dechew, lots 70
and %, Block So. Lornes Addition to Clin-
ton and San Antonio. ............-........... 10
The morning call., 1891-03-31

Steamers to sail to-day are the City of Puebla for
Victoria and Puget Sound connecting for AlasA AZ
the Emily for Coos Bay and the Gypsy for the Sa-
linas River. The San Mateo falls due from Comox
The ship Louis Walsh. 1897 tons. loads Coal at
Departure Bay for this port or San Pedro: schooner
mania.
The ship William G. Davis, 1899 tons, was char
tered prior to arrival for Wheat to United King
dom. Havre or Antwerp, BIS Sd
The AlesA- Leigh takes for Havre 102 1854 cen
tails Wheat, valued at s LOS 600.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
MAILED an Inc eeent Letter.

Gus I. Bernal, a san Jose barber. was
arrested last Saturday at Pleasanton by an
agent OF the Society for the Prevention of
vice. de was brought 30 this city yesterday
aua examined before The Commissioner,
nh2 released him on $500 bonds. The
chaf- ainst Bernal is u isusing the mails,
e .aglns deposited for delivery remark
a1iy iHaesent letter addres ed to a San Jose
The morning call., 1891-03-31
nisapreeinr Partners.

j. W. Orland was arrested yesterday
morning on the complaint of his partner,
Irving Marshall, and charged at the City
Prison with grand larceny. They were
partners in the express business, and on
Saturday Orland took all The teams to an
auction-house 70 be sold to the highest bid
der Orland was arrested, however, before
the sale took place.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
Hearst,s win Prohnted.

After hearing the testimony of William
r. Hearst, Lloyd Tevis and Edwin McAfee
Judge Coffey yesterday made an order ad-
hitting to probate the will of the late SEN
ator George Hearst.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. March 30.-Considerable more ami
nation was shown in the stock market to-day IMAM
usual of late. The general list aiter 'fin open
ing was dull but was followed by an active iead IN
shares and advanced steadily though slowly. The
close was strong about the highest prices OF the
day. Burlington is up 21s. sugar and Rock island
IVA Governments firm. Petroleum April closed
at 72s4c. 49,
NEW YORK, March 3O.-Unlted states Bonds as
l2O1a 41a's. 1902; Northern Paclhc,27%s; Canadian
Pacific, 1864 Central Pacific 291a; Union Pacihc'
1855; Atchison, 27ss; Wes-Farso, l4O; western
Union, 81; Silver, 971sc; Sterling. 81 861aS4 81.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Wheat cash, -; May
81 1888.
FlOur-Firm.
Cofee-Sl6 rs.
Sugar-514957s.
Hops-Pacifc Coast. % O. SOC.
Hides-l312c.
Copper-Lake Sl3 So.
Tin-Spot, $40 80.
Lead-DomestIc, 81 81
Iron-$l4.
Fetroeum-April. 7224c.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
Gil Ii ueld 10 Ansmer.

John GilmaL a Rarharv Ioast b,,,,r,o,
charged with f-and iarccnv for steaiing j..
quaati.y OF eiolhing from Mrs. Mary A.
Powel. VINO nia assisted him greatly while
ne Was 10 e. ZEN destisution, has been held
Judge Morley, in s q bonds. u'' "
The morning call., 1891-03-31
Thieyes in a Morgue.

Some of the attaches at the County Hos
pital were careless enough on Sunday to
leave the morgue door open and in c0nse-
quence some one entered and stole all the
surgical instruments.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
Growing Out of a Contract

George Wright has sued c. E. Mayne &
Co. to recover $500 on contract entered
into on February oath by which the latter
agreed to sell certain property near Golden
Gate Park
The morning call., 1891-03-31
Chicago Mar cts.

CHICAGO March 80. - Trading in Wheat was
active and prices were higher. The market opened
strong, with sales at from 14c TO 12c advance over
Saturdays closing, and advanced with some fEc-
tuations lac more then declined SIC but soon de-
veloped very strong feeling. and May advanced
lI4c and July l1ac. again eased off "a C, and the
closing was 1sc higher for May and lie higher for
July than the closing figures on Change on Satur-
day Receipts 4l6,0OO bushels; shipments, 1885,
600 bushels Rye quiet at sec. Barley nominal
CHICAGO March 3O-Wheat, cash, 81 024.
COrn-675sc.
Pork-Sl2 70.
Lard-$6 so.
Ribs-S6 TO-
Whisky, 81 Is.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

Is Treasurer Widber in Contempt?
City and County Treasurer Widber has
been ordered to appear before Judge Trout
The morning call., 1891-03-31
General Merchandise.

BAGS Calcutta, May and June, 71S97I4; Wool
Bags, 36(9 5Se.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all &c q 10;
Dry Graduated, sac: ConfectiOners' A, 6ssc;
Extra c, 4s4c; Golden c, 4Iac 3 ID Bags, lac more
than bbs.
The American Refinery quotes follows, terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
and Powdered, &c q 10; Extra Fine Powdered,
714c; Dry Granuated, $50; Xxx do, 6$zc; Confec-
tloners' A. 65sc: White Extra Z. sc; Extra Q. 45sc:
Golden C. 43eC q 10.
The morning call., 1891-03-31
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When shehad Children, she gavet them Castoria.
aug BY saTuTh
The morning call., 1891-03-31

LONDON March 3O.-The Mark Lane Express
saws: English wheats are strong at an advance OF
Is Foreign showed an average rise of 3D. Trade
is frmer all along the line. The prospects OF the
Wheat crops in Russia, Austria and Hungary give
hope of increased export surplus amounting TO
4,000,OO0 quarters. Against ms may DO SCI GER
rainIv heavy import demand from France, Italy,
Belgium, Holland and Germany. The deficiency in
those countries combined with wants in England,
is expected to absorb the surplus Wheat In Amer
lea, Austria and Russia, thus causing declde1ly
higher mean value during the cereal year lS91-92.
The morning call., 1891-03-31

Judge Levy has di'yorced Aiaud V Par,,e-
from George .. rker on the ground of
failure TO praglde' ard John II. Williams
from Julia y. ilita ms on the ground of
extreme cruelty.