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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04

, BAGs-Calcuttas, sNc; local make. SIG: Wool
CANNED FRuITs-The market at the moment Is
quiet. Quoted at 81 25G0l 80 for Apricots. 81 Is
q 70 for Plums. 81 5O0l SO for Peaches 81 500
81 so9l IS for Black
:, CANNED yLGErABLEs-Peas sl@l 10: String
Beans, 9OcGSlt q dozen; Tomatoes 212 lbs. S5c.
CotFEE-1he private circular of Il. Hochxofer
gives the receipts at this port during first
during the same period in 1880 Tho sales from first
hands were 129,3S0 bags. against l25.5l7. and the
against 1925. The circular says: "a quiet market
has ruled here since circular Of the 22d of Octo
Scorpions except the medium and lower grades.
which are by comparison superintendent and sell
lower The New York market has slightly improved
during the week. and some inquiry has developed
washed Coifees without, however. Resulting in any
business as yet. as our range OF prices is proper
and the quaiit desired besides in very limited
supply" Quotations are as follows: 1S14@l9a4c
black beans: 17ia@1sc 2 N for good Costa Rica,
mixed with BLACK beans; l6@l714e for fair Costa
lsc for good unwashed Salvador. Nicaragua and
Guatemala; 81 12@2lAc for. prime washed Guate-
elS1ac for fair washed and unws>hed Guatemala:
l5GloI4c for medium qualities: I31a@l4s4c for
mon
CoAL-1he decline in Puget Sound Goals at Seat
tie was local aud docs not affect this market Spot
stocks are large and the market is weak but forward
futures are hrmer Receipts at TINS port in October
IN october 1880. The receipts for the year dlte
are l. is t,l2O tons, against 1913 500 during the
same time last year. Prices t. dealers are: Wei
lln2toU, IS 90: New Wellington. SO 50: Snuthfeld
Wellington, So: Cedar River 81; Seattle. 81 50
New seattle. 81 q ton; Coos Bay. IS q ton:
sydney, IS p ton; scotch IS; Hrymbo So; Grets
So Cumberland, SO In bulk and $40 in sacks: Penn
sylvania Anthracite Egg. slI9l5: Welsh AHthra-
cite Egg $40; Camel 50 E ton
FISH - No. l Iackerel is quotable at Sl59
IS SO IN haf-bbls and 81 5CS2 rs in kits; No.
2. S!4 504i5 in b5ls and S2Ga2 70 in kits:
Mess Maekerel s5s5 20 = XII; Pacific Cod. Sac in
bundles t@6i2c III cases, 7I2c for strips, 8Ia@sc
Tor middies. &c for rolls ana sd9c q n for brcks
Eastern Smoked Herring, SOC: Dutch do, 81 SOC
40 6 keg; Whitehsh. $40 in half56ls and S2G2 %
III kits; Tongues and Sounds. 81 1892 p kit.
ObICkSlLN ERA pool has been formed aud 1t
holds the market st.ffiy at S4S +. FLASK.
SfRUP-Tne Western Sugar Refinery quotes Gol-
deu, in hb!s. l7I2c Z gallon.
NAlLS-Quoted at 81 6D for IRON, So 20 for steel
and 50 10 z key for wire in 200-Seg lots
SUGAR-rne estern sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube, Crush ,d
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 5sc p 10:
Dry Granuiated. sac: ConfeotIonerS A, o Isc;
EAtra Z, 4I4c; Golden Z, 41sc; ID, &c q ID; half
bbs i4c more than bbIs aud boxes l2c more
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04
REFORMED DEMOCRATS,


Their County Committee Meets - A
Vacancy Filled.
The Democratic County Committee Deuprey
wing held meeting at 400 Montgomery street
last Monday evening Chairman Charles j.
Swift presided, J. b. Garland acted as Score.
tary. The vacancy in the committee occasloned
by the resignation OF George W. Taylor was
filled by the election OF David |. Mahoney. Mat.
tiers appertainlng 10 the future work OF the Or.
ganzation were discussed.
George A. Proctor addressed the body npon
the agitation In the ranks Of the boodlers and
corIupilonists In consequence OF the good work
OF lhe present Grand Jury. He attributed this
happy result 10 the bold and energetic action OF
The committee during the campaign OF last fall
and lie believed that the good and la respect
ing citizens of San francisco would manifest
lIelr appreciation OF TIE efficient and commend
able labOrs of the committee In the campaign OF
-
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kECElfTS OF PRODUCE.
San Francisco Meat M,rkst.

GOOD Mutton and Lamb firm. Beef ia in large
snpply anu easy, 80 Is Pork. Wholesale rates from
siaughterers to dealers as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5Ha6S6c; ssconl ouality.
412g5c; third do, 494Ac
VEAL-Large, 697c; small Calyo, 70ac
MUTroN-wethsrs. 74Se; Ewes. igSIc
LAMB-S69c y d. '2~o'
rohh-Live Hogs, 4i4141ac a 70 for hs,vy hard
eralnfod and 413c for light average do: stocx Hogs
s93Mc = ID; dressed do. 8s4@7lac y D.
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Lumber Market.

The Lumber market is rather demoralized. The
wholesale rates are IN many instances the retail
rates and dealers are cutting right and left. The
Pacific Pine Lumber Company has made the follow
nk changes in prices: san Francisco cargo llst-Ix4
rough (Uther than is and "a feet iengths) when not
s4ecihed, advanced 81 = M: all yes I. Il o. No 2
advanced 81 z NJ; No. stepping reduced ST 2 NJ.
San francisco tJbbing lfst-lN3 and 1x4 (other than
10 and "a feet lengths). when not specified ad-
vanced 81 Z NJ; all sizes T. q Il. No. l reduced 81
p NJ; all sizes i. 4 q. No. advanced 81 q NJ; step
ping No; l: reduced So 90 q NJ stepping No. g re-
duced 81 D NJ. We quote the Old list OF prices,
which is stiIl the one nominaliy IN force, though
Gea!ers are generally cutting under it. Retail prices
as follows:
PtNE-RouSh. SIS for No. l and SIS for No. 2;
Spccined lengths, $50; odd lengths, Sl7: selected
rough, S2i; clear rough, $50: No. l flooring. 5000
30. according to Size No. 2 do, $23G25; stepping,
dressed S43 for NO. ana S2S for NO. .; Lath, $50
= rs; Pickets. rough. sly
SPRUCE-ROugh, $40; selected. $lS clear. 1884;
uunuage. Sis, delivered; dressed shelving, S37.
RED OOD-Rough, $40 for No. aud Slo for No.
p extra sizes. SCI for No. l and SIT for No. 3:
Iected, $50; Rustic, No. l. $1,000; No. 2. S2S;
surfaced, No. /, $30dGi5; No. 2, S24@26; Pickets.
rough. 81 Tor square eud ana $40 Tor pointed;
surfaced, fancy end $26: Bsttens lie p foot; Shin
giles. 81 D for common and SO Is for fancy;
Shakes, ST. for split and Sl3 for sawed; Posts,
split lac.
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tanned a divorce from Charles Z. Benedict.
They were married in Boston in 1873. Three
years ago, at the Giant Powder Mix Ranch,
in this city, Benedict threw her on the floor,
beat and choked her and left her uncon-
sciOus. For year after that they did not
speak, and two years ago he lett. The
couple has two daughters.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04

The private circular OF J. Steuart gives the re-
celpts OF coal at this port In october At 1879 500
tons. against $1,000 in October 1890. The receipts
during the first Ten months of 1891 were !, 35 20
tons. against e33,S2O tons during the same period
in 1890. or the october receipts Al 600 tons came
from Australia, 1900 tons from Great Britan and
blOU tons from the northern coast CollIerles The
circular says: Foreign and domestic coal Is N
abundant supply, the deliveries in port during the
mouth being very large, about 5000 tons In ex-
cess OF cofresp Jndlng month last year. while the
foreign COS" afoat and TO arrive within the next 60
Gays assures liberal supplies Tor this market during
that period"
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For the Mining Congress-.

GOVERNOR Markham has appointed three
OF the delfgateS-at- large to the National
Mining Congress, which viii be held at
Denver on November 18Th, 18th and 20th 1t
has been difficult TO find competent dele
gates who will promise To attend the
meetl G. Those named so far are Judge
Niles Searles of Nevada City, Robert Ne
Murray Of North San Juan and w. A.
Miller of Shasta County Seven additional
names remain to be selected.
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COnsiyuees.


p Gr mo de Janelro-London and San Francisco
f Fam, LLonuoh raris and Amer Bank; AnglG-CaIi-
I'M RANK OF British North America: Sch,iIinp
~ W elis Fargo q Co; Alfred Borel d Co: Well,
Low; Lieyre Frieke & Co; Schneider & Co: G +
siarsh q Co Siegfried & Brandenstein; ] w tirae q
q Co; chinese merchants; II Wheeler & Co; Fl H
- q 20; LowheIg: Kahn II Co; A BtrsslI :.
kai & Co; 0rder. s'''
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The Ocean RGuIeyard.

The South Side Improvement Club will
meet in Foresters' Hall tonight to consider
the grading and leveling of the Ocean Boule-
ward, so as to prevent the drifting of the
sand. About $4,000 has already been sub
scribed for the purpose by the property
owners interested,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04

Suit has been commenced upon claims as
signed from Whittier. Fuller & Co. End
others. The proprietor. J. S, Day gives
his total liabilities at $1,000, with assets at
nominally the same amount. Wages aggre-
eating $500 are due the workmen. Mr..
Day states that the action of the creditors
will force him to retire from business
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With a Million CanitaL.

The California Investment and Security
Comany. capital $1,000 900, has been in.
corporated with the following directory
Henry G. Benedict, William c. Guirey.
james j. Mckenzie, Ralph n. Folkes and
j. +. Fassett N
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSEsSMENT-BOEIE CONSOLE.
IN dated Mining Company. Location OF principal
place of business, San Francisco. California; loca-
tiou of works, Bodo Mining District. Mono County,
California. Notice is hereby given that at meet
Ing OF the Board of Directors, held on the I'D day
OF September, 1891, assessment No Is, OF Is
cents per share LEVIED upon the capital stock OF
the corporation payable immediately in United
States gold coin to the Secretary at the oco of the
company. Room 81, Nevada Block. 300 Mcntgon.
DRY St, San francisco. California. Any stock upon
Whlch this assessment shall remain unpaid on the
9th day of November, 1891. will be delinquent. and
advertised for sale at public auction; and unloss
payment Is made before, will be sold WEDNES-
pay, the 9th day of December. 1891, TO pay tho
osilhquent assessment, together with the costs of
GateItislng and expenses Of sale. BY order of tbs
board OF Directors
an. Fl. d. WALKER, Secretary.
., ruseIhoom 81. Nevada Block, 800 Montz1ner
California ceOg "A
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ana n accordance with law and an order from
tne Board of Directors, made the 7th day Of
'uiy, 1891, SO many shares Of each parcel OF such
'took as may be necessary will be sold at public
tuetion at the once of the company. Room g. gil
ssnsome st., San Francisco CAL, on Monday. tia
18th day Of September, 1891, at the hour Of II
o'clock n of said day. to pay said DELINQUENT as.
sessment thereon, together with costs of adysrti.
Aag and expenses of sale.
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
o"ce-ho9m g. I'll sansoT.e ST.. San Fraucusa
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Pacific Bank Sued for Taxes.

The City and County OF San Francisco
yesterday began suit before Justice Low
against the Pacific Bank for $3.50 05, due for
city and county taxes, with interest at the
rate oil per cent per month since August
I'd. and for $50 60 State taxes, with a ike
rate OF Interest The taxes were assessed
in the banks franchise.
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No New Trial for Rorke,

Judge Hunt yesterday denied the motion
for new trial asked by Benjamin B. Rorke
in his suit against the San Francisco Stock
and Exchange Board. Rorke was expelled
from the board for violation of contract.
ana sued for reinstatement and $4,000 dam
ages, but lost the case
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04
Seeking DiYnrcaa

suits for divorce were commenced yester-
day by G. E. Stoner against Samuel Stoner,
Philip +. c. Behl against Elizabeth Biehl,
Mary E. j. Britton against William Fl. Brit,
ton. and Joseph Schey against Katrina
Schey
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LINCOLN.
written for TIE MORNING cALL

= 49,. : written for THE MORNING CALL
So;mieh.y, Yet the day dark grew.
llire.the night Of his brief toll fell,
Tow passing -strsng 2. hat since death knew
Ehstachins pain would follow-tears ensue-
;tPon. the coldform and eyes that spoke farewell"
vet needed not, but stayed the hand of good.
Heantto wipe from the race-brow drops OF blood,
Ealing FROM wounds worn by sayery's thorn.
50 many tears for him-tears and throbbing pain
And Wild regrets that he may never speak again
49, ALMA ALDEN,
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PCSTPONEMENI-

VIE d SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF TIE
Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hersby
postponed until Monday, October 8, 1891, az Il
O'Clock noon, AZ the once OF the Company Room 5
no. III Sansome street. San francisco Cal By
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary
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Closed for the ssasnn

The grounds OF the San Francisco and
North Pacific Railroad Company at Ell
campo have been closed for the season,
Next season picncs will be permitted there
on week days, but not on SUNDAYS.
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To ForecIose a Mech.n,c,. r,.,

iee'oSo 4hechanic's Lien.
Martin Croft has begun suit to foreclose
lien OF $40 on the property OF Mrs. Gather
Inc Is. Gregory. at Bush and Taylor streets.
Thomas Maxwell, a contractor. is made n
codefendant. The lien was for material
furnished In repairing the house,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04
The Place Did Not Paw.

John Peterson, hotel and saloon keeper in
this city for several years, has failed. with
S3356 liabilities and assets Of S125. Peter.
son ran the restaurant and bar at Wood
wards Gardens.
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EMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
L the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is berebv
postponed until Wednesday. November 4, 1891 az
y ociock noon. at the office OF the Company Room
b, NO. III SansOme street, San Francisco CtI nv
order of the Beard of Directors.
ERN EST j KOCH Serratarv
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04

CHICAGO Nov. 3.-The Porter Bros Company sold
to day two car loads OF California fruit Double
Corniehons brought 81 45; full crates Tokays,
81 2OG2 20; full crates Muscats, 81 25@l 50; half
crates, 6U(9S5c; hall crates Tokays 6Or6p$l: half
crates Emperor grapes. 90@95c; peaches, 81 20.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04

Ana In accordance with law and order from
the Hoard OF Directors. made on tho 18th day OF
september, lsSls SC many shares OF zach parcel OF
such STOCK as be necessary will be sold pub,
lie auction at the once of the company. Room SIS.
Nevada Block, 500 montgomery ST.. San FRANCISCO.
Cal, on MONDAY. the 9th day of November, i Boil
OF the hour Of = O'Clock of said day, to nav
said delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
J. STADTFELD yk,, sScretary
on6ce-Room Sc. Nevada Block, SOC Montgomery
st., San Francisco. Cal oc53 IA
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.
nE1IsouEsr SALE sorI6r-onUIasaAsl

Gold Mining Company. Location OF principsg
place Of business, San Francisco. Cal. Location OF
WORKS. Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF Assessment mo- 2,
levied on the'7th day of July. 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders as follows.
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Wood Market-

Posts are quoted at 9l3c each: Redwood. IS 81
corr; YAK, rough, 1907 rs; do, peeled, 50;
TihS Pf cord: Railroad Ties, 3OG3ic apiece
for 8xS and 46050c for 7x9 "F
Is lower at STA q cord 'o"' "'
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A Carrisge-Maker i'm Troub,.

An attachment for $40 has been levied
upon the stock of the Day Manufacturing
Company. which has carried on carriage.
making business at 1169 Howard street
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The Judgment WIN Stand.

The Market-street Cable Compauy's ap-
plicatiOn for new trial In the case of
Mary Freel, who was given judgment for
$500 damages for having been run over by
a car, has been denied by Judge Hunt.
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ENGLISH IYheat AIarLa4

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-The SPOT market Is easier
at IS 912d. Cargoes easier at 44s for of
coast AS Sd for Just shipped aud AS Tor nearly
due.
FUTUREl
The Produce Exchange cable gives the folio wing
Liverpool quotations: Novem Der. SIS SGD: Deem
ber IS Sd; January, IS Sd February, Is Cd; March,
IS 914d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Nov. 3.-Consols IS S-l6; United states
Bonds - As. 40; DO. 2's. lU234: Silver. 43X
Rentes, 95f
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04

CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL MINING COM
~ pany-Location of principal place OF business
San Francisco California; location OF works 6 old
Hill. Nevada
Notice IS hereby given that at meeting of the
Board Of Directors held on the I'd day OF Noyem-
Der. 1891 an assessment no. 32) OF five cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the cor
poration, payable Immediately In United States
gold coin TO The Secretary. the office of the com
pany, No. 33l Pine ST., Room g. San Francisco Cali
forDia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Sth day OF December 1891
Will be delinquent and advertised sale at publ
auction, and. unless payment is made before viii be
sold on ~ EsDAY, the 29th day of December, Sal,
TO pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs of advertising expenses of sale BY order
Of the Board OF Directors.
c. L. MCCOY, Secretary.
ohice-331 Pine ST., Room 5, san Francisco. iii
forna. uo3 I'd
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04

William Mcintyre. who was appointed
Assistant Inspector Of Immigration by DR..
Hatch and over whose appointment there
is a controversy, submits the following COPY
of his appointment:
SAN FRANCISCO Sent %, 1891.
Know all men by the presents. That I tnni,,.
L.. Hatch, United states Inspector OF Immicra-
ton for The port of San Francisco, duly an
pointed, authorized and acting. have This day
appointed, and do hereby APPOINT William Mo
lntyrr, Chief Assistant Insprc;Or OF Immigra-
ton, ana he Is hereby invested with fuIl mower
ana authority % board vessels. max Inspections
and do and perform all acts and duties rennired
by the Inspector Of Immigration under aud nv
virtue OF the act OF Congress. j. L. HATCH
United States Inspector OF Immigration
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04

James Otis with Gus V. Daniels painting p una
OF rahsome ST., "a 10 y. OF Pine Sl6s9.
Joseph Guadeola with William r Conway rar-
penter work, etc. y. line of O'FarrelI ST l65 w
from Mason. Sl3. 654 AZ. ~ - W.
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Mrs. Benedict. Divorced.

"A story OF shameful neglect and abuse
was resited to Judge Hunt yesterday by
Jane Benedict, who applied for and OBJ
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Board-lo Water, e7a4; 10 Safety Nitro Pow
der, b 5, 7s4 5000 s 2 Of A Bonds iO2: $4,000 s
Branch hallway Bonds, l06: 10 Pacific Gas Imp,
AFTERNOON SAFES
Board-26 Pacific Gas Imp, 1914: 1875 do 1884,
Street-S2O00 Z Branch Railway Bonds lOb
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POSTPONEMENT-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
Il the Cruikshank Gold Mining COMPANY Is her eby
postponed until Friday, December 4, 1881, at "a
O'CLOCK noon, at the office Of the company, Room g.
No. 2ll Sansome St, San Francisco Cal Nv orde,
Of the Board of Directors
"a I'd ERNEST J. KOCH Secretarv
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S SECURITIES.
California Fruit Sales.

Boston. Nov. 3.-Wool steady and unchanged
.PHiLADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Wool unchanged.
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PORTLAND (oregon) Nov 3. Ciearances.
s3S6, 600; balances, SIS, 900.
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DELINQpENT SALE NoTICE-BRUNswICK
II Consolidated Gold Mining Company Iocstio1
of principal place OF business, san Fran cisco Cal
location o, works, Grass Valley. Cal. "'
Notice-There are delinquent upon the folIawt,,
described stocz, on account of Assessment No -
levied on the 1lth day. Of September 1891 tbs
spectIYe shareholdeIs as lolloMs: ~ ~
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Maj. Wissmann Resieus.

The Berliner Togeblatt says that
Maj. Wissmann has sent to EN-
peror William his resignation as
commissioner to east Africa. A
report from Maj. Wissmann was
ordered laid on the table in the
Reichstag. The report states that
Emin Pasha's expedition has been
on several occasions IN critical SIT
uations. A battle was fought at
Idabura; 173 hostiles were killed
or severely wounded. The expedi-
ton lost six killed or wounded.
The Novoe Vremya attributes
Signor Crispi's fall to his having
involved Italy with Germany and
Austria in the triple alliance; to
his having disturbed the finances
OF Italy; to his having adopted
policy which resulted in estranging
France, and to his compelling the
Italian government to thwart the
aspirations of Italy in order
to propitiate Austria.
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PRICE 5 CENTS.
NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The American saddle ia being
used by the British mounted in.
fantry.
Even Northern Africa has felt
the frosty breath of the blizzard
this winter.
Queen Natalie, of Servia. has in !.
sured her life for 100000 for the
benefit of her son.
| The Socialists of Germany mum.
Der 100000 and those of France
100000. They have lO4 news
papers, with 10000 subscribers.
Shares in breweries are held by
twenty-six members of the English
House of Lords and by forty-nine
members of the House Of Commons.
United States Minister Reid has
returned to Paris, after the journey
in the East and up the Nile, which
he assembled as far as the first cata-
ract.
Windthorst, the leader of the
Centre party In the German Reich
stag, is veritable Gladstone. He
celebrated his eightieth birthday
three weeks ago.
Five pounds ten shiIlings sterling
per pound was paid in London
week before last for q small pack.
age OF unapproachable tea brought
overland through Russia.
A few weeks ago farmer at
Hahnheim, near Oppenheim, Ger
many, while blowing, came across
a collection of $500 copper coins of
the time of the later Roman EN-.
perors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fall have peti-
toned the Massachusetts Legisla-
ture to change the law forbidding
contracts between man and wife.
Both are members of the bar, but
can not be law partners under the
existing statutes.
General Booth expects his
Darkest England" scheme launch
cd by July. He will then take o
long trip, visiting South Africa, In
dla, Ceylon, Australia and New
Zealand, and will be absent nearly
q year. He starts for the Cont
nent this week.
In his last encyclical the Pope
calls attention to the continued
slave trade in Africa. The state
nent is made that more than four
hundred thousand Africans, with.
tut distinction of age or sex. are
very year torn by violence from
heir villages. driven by long roads
o shore markets and there exposed
md sold like cattle.
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NOTICE.
Furnished Rooms.

NEAT AND COSTLY FURNISH
H.. ed Rooms can be had by an earlv
C2 application at No. 4 Garden Lane