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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
Opp. Examiner" Office. S. f.

For the prompt cure of all Chronic and Private
Diseases, Diseases of Manhood, ID iseas1s
OF Women; e Nsry.ous sctons Of long Stand
ing which may have resisted all other treatments
Those living away from the city should Write az
once. -
Beware of any person who may speak to you
the streets and ask to to any other doctor
for they hired by dsreputable doctors 10 esnare
Dir F. L. SWEANY, formerly OF Phiiadeiphia.
Pa, and how well and favorabiy Known as the
sires to thank the public for their confidence =
slowed upon him in the past and assure the ahieted
generally who may call on him for medical AID tnat
they may be of the most skiiIfu and scientific
treatment and be cured in the quickest possible
time In the most satisfactory manner. pa-v
H No cases published or exposet: every
patients name kept strictly confit epti.l. All All
references any one may desire furnished privately
at our oihees. we stand on our merit!
Patients who consult me are not turned over to an
hgh-sounding dispensaries Institutes. but re-
eeiye my own personal care and attention: Con-
charge.
DIsEA SEES OF MANHnoD-Youn< men
suffering from neryeus debility, from any cause
whatsoever especially from youthful and iu-
discretions. producing dizziness. loss OF memory,
vitality and energy. emissions tired discontinued
feeling Indigestion, palpitation of heart, urinary
troubles and many other symptoms not necessary 20
proper relief Your trouble may DO in Its FIRST
stage. Remember 1t is approaching the last. and il
when you will be past human aid. We guarantee to
restore all such cases In very short time TO perfect
MIDDLE-An ED MEN-There are many who
suffering from weak backs, frequent urination
and sediment urine. accompanied by loss OF
vtgor and sexual power and an impairment of the
general health Many die of this difficulty ignorant
of the cause which Is the second stage Of seminal
weakness. " guarantee perfect cure in all such
cases and permanent restoration or the genito-
urinary organs
Blood, Skin and all Private Diseases we positively
cure the shortest possible time without mercury
or injurious drugs.
RUPTURE,
Piles FistuIa VaricOcele, HTdroeele and all Swell
ings and Tenderness quickly cured without pain or
detention from business
LADIES
Who may be suffering from any OF the distressing
ailments peculiar to your sex, such as persistent
headaches, painful transformations, dispiacementS
etc, do not give up in despair. even If you have
heretofore with repeated failures in seeking re-
lief. We happy to state that we have cured
hundreds of cases after other phys clans had pro-
nouneed them hopeless.
Charges moderate and within the reach or all
Patients living away from the city, who cannot
conveniently call, May describe their troubles by
letter and have medicines sent to them, free from
observation, any part of the country
once houfs-FroBl 10 a. NJ. to ~ NJ; to 5, to .
P. N. Sundays, from 10 TO II only.
Address
DR. F. L. SwEANy,
737 Market st, opp. Examiner office, $. F., Cal
api9 Su II
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SHIPPING INrELLIG GNCE.
Arrived.


SATURDAY July %
Stmr Rival. johnson. 10 hours from Fort Bragg;
$50 NJ lumber. to Pollard < Dodge.
Br ship Eurasiss Parkes. 149 days from London:
mdse. to BalfOur, Guthrie 81 Co.
Ship Dashing Wave, Morehouse, days from Ia
coma; lumber, to Hanson & Co.
Bark Helen w Almy. Erickson, 62 days from
Apia; wrcckage. to wlShtmsn Bros.
Bktn Monitor. iverson, days from Humboldt:
$50 NJ # lumber. to Pollard Dodge.
Brig John SpreckefS Christensen, 20 days from
Honolulu; STA bags sugar, mill rollers, TO j ID
Harbor; $50 NJ # lumber to A b Johnson.
Sehr San Busnaventura, Dah'of. days from
Sehr Mayfower, welzei, "a hours from Iyersoas
Schr Orient Harrington. 5ia days from Saoalwa-
ter Bay; $50 NJ # lumber, TO Simpson LumberCo.
RIVER 94o f Iambsr to catsSS NH Min Co eoum0'a
Sehr :, 9 4 hill Greths q hours from Roekpart:
Schr King Cyrus, christensen. 10 days from Sc
attic; lumber, TO Higgins & Collins. Up river al
schr Bender Brothers, Zsddart IL hours from
Point h. Arena Arena 100 cords wood to Bender Bros
River; lumber, to order.
Sailed.
SATURDAY. July IS.
Br ship Bidston Hill, Jones. Dunktrx.
Bark Sycamore, Moore, Port Ludlow.
Spoken.
Per tug wizard-J1ly "a. inside the FaralIoues
stmr Cieone. from Bear Harbor. bound sonth.
Per ship EarasiaJuly 20. 10 ~ \, 1856 20 ". Br
ship Sieve Donard, from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco; Nor ship 5reidablink. from Glasgow for saa
FRANCISCO; also Six topsaliant-yard Amer ship;
also n ivemasted schooner, bound in
July u, SO 81 N,i34 AZ w. bktn CRY OF Papeete
I rom Tahiti for San Francisco
July 10 ~ n, ~ W. Br ship Flintshire, from Liv-
erpool for san Francisco.
No date, s. 81 W, Br bark AIlouby, from Puget
Sound for Havre.
JuTy 5, 10 n, ~ W, Br ship oraigend. hence April
II for Havre-
Domestic Ports
BowENS Observation-Disclosures July 25-Sehr Bar
bara Kernster. hence July %.
Observation-Disclosures July 25-Stnr West Coast,
from Fort Bragg.
AsToRIA-4rrlved July 2s-stmr Signal, hence
July ~.
REDoNDo-Arrived July 25-Stmr Tiliamook.
from Eureka
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK-Sailed July 24-Bark Colorado for
San Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
NEwCASTLE-Saited July 25-Nor Bark Cob
lector. for San Diego
ANrM ERP-SaiIed July 24-Br shIpClty of Delhi,
for San Francisco. $3.50"
Arrived July 2i-Br ship Sierra Cadena from, Pr
get Sound.
LoNDoNasailed July 24-Br ship Lancaster Cas-
tie, for San Francisco
PORT PIRIE-saliedJ July 3o-6er bark Carl, for
HAvRE-ArEived July ABR ship Tnalatta, hes
March Ii.
sYpNEY-Arrived July 2s-stnr Maripcsa, hnce
June 20 July 2A-Nor Ship King Cenric. from Pa-
DovER-PssSed July 24-Br ship Clan Macpher-
son. from Huh for Oregon.
DEAL.Passed .4-Br ship Stockbridge, from
Antwerp for San Francisco.
PANAMA--Sailed July 1o-Br stmr Barraeouts,
for Champerico.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW NoRk-Arrtyed July 25-Stmr City of Chi
eago, from Liverpool; stmr Normandie. from Ham
burg.
For Lats sAippi'9 Intelligence See Eighg. Page
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LOCAL EQUALIZERS.
1t Is Decided Not to Reconsider Personal
ASSa ant

1t Is Decided Not to Reconsider Person al
Assessments.
The Board of Supervisors held short
meeting yesterday morning as Board of
Equalization. One application from Mrs.
Ann Shattuck for a reduction on house on
Church street, near Ridley, from $1,000 to
$4,000 was granted on the ground that tile
assessment was too high.
The board discussed the demand of the
State Equallzers for an increase In some of
the personal property assessments and an
equalization of mortgages, which are not
assessed at their face value. On acco unit of
the amount of labor that would be required
to go over the fiftv-seven volumes of assess
ments, and that the personal property-roll
has been equalized. closed and has passed
out of tie hands of the board, it was de-
cided to do nothing In the matter.
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learned the cooper's trade When he had
mastered it, year or so later, he presented
himself again. and the old man gave him an
order for two barrels. He made and deliv-
cred them, and Mr.. Girard examined and
praised them. Now" lie said, you have
capital that you cannot lose. for you can
always fall back on your trade if you meet
with adversely" and then he advanced his
pintege a considerable capital with which to
start in usiness.-Harper's Weekly
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A story of stephen Girard.

A characteristic story of Stephen Girard
was that he induced boy to work for him
TIL he was 81 years old by promising to give
him good start in life aiterward. When
the uBie came, the young man applied for
the promised reward. The eccentric old mer-
chant looked at him for moment. and then
said, gruffly: "Go and learn trade" Con
slderably cast down, for he had expected a
very different start, the young man turned
away; but after some reflection, knowing
something Of the others peeullarities, he
decided to do as he had been hidden, and
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yULGARITY OF DIAMONDS.
Grant Aliens scathing Arraignment of
World,Yide Cusfnrn

Grant Aliens scathing Arraignment of a
Worldwide Custom.
diamond, viewed as an esthetic object
alone, Is distinctly vulgar. 1t belongs to the
same category as cut glass, luster chande-
hers, the ormolu drawing mirror,
Louis Quinze furniture, tinsel and
spangles and gaudy gewgaws in gen.
eral. This is not mere matter of opin-
ion; II people will look at it straight in the
face they will see at once 10 is a matter of
fact Nobody would endure diamonds If
they were not so costly. Nobody does en-
dure them when they are paste and pinch
beck. 1t is the knowledge that they mean
so much money expended which renders
them fashionable and endurable at all.
Precisely similar bits of shining glass, with
facets just as clear cut and luSter Just as
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BA6S-Trade continues quiet. The combination
price OF Caleattas is Sisc; Wool Bags, SsQSssc
CoRDAGE-Mania hope Is quotable NJ lsc n
10; l3.thread. l2tac; and thread, ISc: hale
Rope, 12c q n: Hinder Twtne lSlsc; Grapeyine
irvine. lie IN balls aud coils; Hop Twins ii nc.
Lathyarn, loe. Quotations FOR the new process
Mantia arc' Rope, &c; l2thread. 7ssc; o aud do,
Toe; Hale rope. Sc: Lathyarn, 10; Hon Irvine
SEC; grapevine Irvine. balls cells, lee; binder
sALMoN--Asskan Fish, STIscaasl os n dozen
according Ia quality; british CulumhIan 81 NyiseA
49, v DOZEN Columbia River Fish, 81 4esSl 90
CoAL--Thpre was a little furry In wsn,n,,o,
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The Health Office record for the week
shows 126 deaths in the city, two less than
the corresponding week last year. Twelve
OF the foreign born decedents were Chinese
Six suicides were recorded, one CASUALTY.
and thirty-three died in public institutions
The more fatal diseases were: Cancer s.
Brights disease 8, cholera infantum 7. heart
disease Q, inanition Is, consumption il, and
pneumonia z.
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Hyman W. Hyman,s Generositv

Lyman W. Hyman's will has been filed
for probate. he died or the 18th of July,
leaving au estate valued at $3.50, 600. He
beqqeaths $500 to the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum. $500 to the First Hebrew Benevo-
lent Society, $3.50 to Mount Zion Hospital,
$4,000 to Henry W. LYMAN, in trust Tor a
sister of the deceased wife, and the residue
to his Children. Solomon and Ruth
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Southern Pacific ,,nIc,.d

Judge Finn has rendered judgment in
favor Of Peter Kelly for $1,000 in his suit
against the Southern Pacific for $4,000
damages for the death of his brother Mar
tin by the accident at Webster-strcet Bridge
on May 30, 1890. The judgment was ren-
dered on consent of tine parties in court
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A Seizure in Prospect.

The Sieve Donard. British vessel. ar
rived in port yesterday with 1000 kegs of
nails in cargo but she will not be allowed
to land. the customs authorities having been
instructed to se2e-her cargo. The law pro-
htblts any foreign vessel taking a cargo
from an American port to land it at another.
in at foreign port f
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AHsaxx AIortpaee.

Suit has been brought by E. j. lie Breton
against John c. Hall and others to recover
S47, 9Sf on a promssory note secured by a
mortgage on the property at the northwest
corner of Sacramento and Buchanan streets,
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Porter Brothers e. Co. sold
three carloads OF California fruit to-day. Hales
early peaches brought 7Oc@1 rs, being In poor
order; st. John peaches, ST 20al 80; Early Craw-
fords, 81 2o@1 80: Bernards. 81 80 half crates
Fontainebieau grapes, 81 1901 40: German prunes
Japan plums, 81 s0@I 80; Washington plums,
81 1881 80; cling peaches, 81 SO; Bartlett pears,
81 45@l 20: egg piums, 81 20; purple Duane
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Fruit stealing nv Cb;Idran

City-front commission merchants com.
plain bitterly against the depredatous of
the army Of small children that haunt the
neighb0rhood Of the commission houses.
Ragged little urchins steal everything they
can lay their hands on and carry off fruit
in great quantities.
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The Oregon sails to-day for Portland The State OF
California falls due from Portland, the Santa Cruz
from Puget Sound, the Los Angeles from Humboldt
bay the Arago from Coos Bay, the Newport from Eel
River, the Corona from San Diego. and the Gypsy
from the Salinas River.
Tomorrow the Arago sails for Coos Bay, the En-
pfre for Nanaimo and the Coos Bay for San Pedro
The San Mateo falls due from Comox and the Del
Norte from Crescent City,
The City OF Sydney falls due from Panama Friday
The Schooner Courser, $40 tons, loads Lum Der at
Port Biakeey for the Fill Islands: bark Fresno.
1857 tons. Lumber on the Sound for Port Pirie,
Sos; bark Guy 9. Cess. 1924 tohs, spars at Tacoma
for Boston.
The wasdale takes for Dunkirk 81 ,622 cenrals
Wheat, valued at $50, SGT.
Wheat charters prior TO arrival are the British
iron ship Lord Downsnire, 2263 tons, U. X. Havre
or Antwerp; British iron ship Eurasia. 1875 tons,
same options. ile Sd.
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Produce Market.

ILoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras,
So 1906 IS; Bakers extras So 1905 20; city super
fine. $3 1904 10 interior brands. $5e5 20 for ex-
tras, 81 65@l4 10 q bbi for supernne
WHEAT-Ciesed the week firm with q brisk de-
mand, but business is DUH offerings remark
ably light No. l. 81 5oal 62Is . ctl; lower
grades 81 Al 1s9i 4SsY ctl: choice, 81 55; extra
choice, Tor milling, 81 55@l 30 @ ctl.
CALL sAIEs-MoRNING.
Prices ruled firm Buyer 81. after August lst-
200, 81 5ss4; 900. 81 5sTs. Buyer seasor-2o0,
81 63ts. Buyer t91-2D0, 81 90.
BARLEr-Feed had wide range yesterday, sell
Ing from 81 1854 for choice down 81 III. for A
coarse. dark lot from the southern counties Old
Brewing 81 60@l 72iI q cti.
CALL sALEs-NoRNrNe.
The market advanced 1L@25se. Setter ,sl-
500; 81 0st4; 300 81 09Ss: 500, 81 0ass 100
81 O9sa 500 81 O95s: 300. 81 lU5s; 100, 81 10,
huyer 81. after August ist-S00, 81 isIa, 500
81 1854; 400. 81 10. Buyer '9i-loo, 81 23Is
100, 81 1875
OATS-keeeipts light. Market steady. Cheice
81 63lS@l 90: fair to good, 81 B06nl 80; mtlling
81 90; surprise, -; Gray Oats, 81 $500 90. New
Oats 81 S5t9l 521a q ctI. according to quality.
CohN-Dull aud easy. Large Yellow. al SO0o
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Benjamin A. Harris, who was arrested for
libel on July 18th on complaint of Cornelius
A. Hughes and subsequently, acquitted by
Judge Worley. has sued Hughes for s299 90
in the justices Court.
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Friday, and one dealer Offered to sell at ST 80 2
ton, but yesterday the excitement subsidized and the
trade quoted 50 80 q
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube, Crush 81
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 3 HSc . 10;
Dry GranuIated, SIG; Confeetioners' A, 5lsc:
Extra C, 415c; Golden e, 414c 2 ID; Bags Ac moro
than bills
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CHICAGO, July 25.-wheat opened the same to
1sc higher than yesterdays closing advanced SAG
Use, eased off SIC. and closed 14n3sc higher than
yesterday. Receipts. 272000 bushels: shipments,
III 900 bushels. Rye firm al Gee for new. Barley
nominal at Tie
CHIcAGo. duly 25-wheat-Cash, see. Corn
6lMc. Pork-Sl1 371s. Lard-S6 90. Ribs-S5 SO.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, July Is.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKET4

SATUR DAY EVENING, July Is.
SUMMARY THE MARKETS
Wheat in brisk demand.
Other cereals unchanged.
Heavy receipts OF bay.
Beans dun.
Straw lower.
Potatoes dull and easy.
Onions weak.
Brisk trade in Eastern Butter.
Eastern Eggs firm.
Poultry firm.
watermeions arriving freely.
Citrus Fruits unchanged.
Cucumbers and Squash gIut the market,
Grain Bags firmly held.
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In Bags trmiy held
English Wheat Market.

English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 25.-The spot market Is higher
at S. cargoes are firm at 40s Cd for of
coast los Sd for Just shipped and 40s Cd for nearly
due
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: July. rs 11isd; August.
IS 1sd: September. IS Id: october. IS 114di No
vember. IS 14d December, IS l34d
sECU RITES,
LoNnoS, July 25.-censois 1855; United states
ia l316d; Rentes, 95f SUc-
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, July 25.-The opening of the stock
market was steady and dull. The bear manIpuEa-
ton in Burlington renewed Immediately and
in the NEST open manner, and the stock was soon
off material amount. Jersey Central also lost 2
per cent, which affected the rest of the list unfavOr
ably, and small losses sustained all along the
line. TIE bank statement, however Unexpectedly
showed material gain in the surplus reserve and
the downward movement was checked, except In
the stocks most directly affected by the manipula-
and in most cases at the lowest prices Of the day
FiHaI changes were generally Insignificant losses
Harrington, however. is down rs Governments
steady. Petroleum closed at 6T1 lac.
NEW YORK. july 25.-United States Bonds-4's
dian Pacific. s234 Central Pacine S0ls Onion Pae-
nc AIS; Atehlsoh and Santa Fe sos; Wells
sterllns "a s4La6s4 81.
NEW YoRK. July %. - Wheat - July. 991se:
Flour - Steady Couee- SIT 10. sugar 2.94dl
31c. Hops Pseihc Coast. IL 9alc. Hides =
I31ac. Copper-Lake. $l2 80. Tln-Spot, $50 80.
Lead-Domestrc. 81 3714. Ircn-sIa. Petroleum
6714c
GROCERIES,.
coffee,Futures are depressed 10 to 20 points on
July, SIT 10; August. SIG 40; September, Sl6 45 /;
October. $15 40. Rio strong.
Sugar-Raw dun at sssc for centrifugal geo;
2.94c for fair refining: sic Tor moIasses sugar
refined steady: cut loaf Use: crushed. 51sc; pow
dered. 45sc: cubes, 43sc: mold A. 412c; contec-
TONERS a, 41ac: No. II. Sssc; No. II, 3IAe.
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San Francisco Meat Market.


Wholesale rates from slaughrerers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Cholce. &c: first quality. SIG; second
quality. &c; third do, ilD413c.
VEAL-Large 5@e6c; small Calves. 626iae.
NUT T0N-W others. S93Iae: Ewes, 7IaG3c
SPRING LAMB-999 Lac p u.
PORk-Live Hogs, 5195 1sc 2 70 for heavy hBrt
granted, ana 514953se for light average do; sE0sS
Hogs, 4l.943sc IS 70; dressed do. S93Isc s D.
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Exchange and Bullio,


Local bank clearings last week were S14,7lL6lS
against SIG. 753. ssS for the same week last year.
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The City,s Mortality

MOHNI1SG SALES
Board-10 Pacihc Lighting Co. rs. 15 ytqort.
Powder, 2; SO Cal Electric Light 1919 IS do, i5M
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: H Hs!s: s #xl small small Large Large. EzE e
%. IL PM 2-5f AM 1908 PM ais AM5 on. a
~ 4ol Psi 4.05 AN ll.lI PN10.0 % AM s. 0st7.a
2S.-.. 5.37 Pm 5.3l AM GEO AN 1885 AMI5.U97.22
Large. 4 Small.
a. az PM 7.04 AN 0.23 AM l.55 AM 1921
30. zig PM S.27 AN 1-32 AM O.5S PHi5 1890
3D.. 81 PM 9-39 AHl 2-33 AM 2.02 PNl5 l2.T. 10
Augl 905 PA.lo.3S Adj 3.2S AMI sos PMS Is
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DRY GOODS.

In Is in some instances more than double
'fi the price asked from them now. We
[IhI place the former and present prices be-
JILL fore you in columns so that you may
lit readily see the bona fide reductions made
Ut Oh the goods.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCES.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time. Compiled by THox
TESNENT, ChFouometer aud Instrument
NaEa
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-24
HurOu0 Hala.

From Sheriff Ke,ton, who visited Harqua Hala last week, the PRosPEc- TOR learns that things are not remark ably lively there, but will be soon. The Bonanza mill is approaching com pletion and when the stamps drop money will begin to circulate.
 The company own everything there even to the store and saloon.
 Boomer, who went from Tombstone in the early days of the excitement is still there. He holds more offices than Frank Ryan and the duties Of justice, constable, notary public, con- veyancer etc. set lightly upon his heal Boomer has some good claims, but is doing nothing with them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-24

The law prohibiting the frequent ing of saloons by women seems to have been lost from the list of laws enacted by the legislature although it is being enforced in many places in the Territory. There is no such law in existence. There is a law prohibit- ing "common drunkar,ls, confidence men, street walkers or lewd persons" from visiting salons, but no law was enacted prohibiting women from fre- quenting them, as had been supposed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-24
PROBATE COURT,

To the Foreman of the Grand Jury Your committee respectfully report that we have duly examined the books and inquired into the management of the office of the Probate Court. We are pleased to report that we find the books kept in neat orderly and cor rect manner and so far as we could dis cover, the accounts are verified by the vouchers. We fail to note any point where we could suggest any improve ment,
 Tombstone, Cochise county Ariz, May l6, 1891. H. c. HERRICK,
 FRANK YAPLE,
 VIM FoURR. All of which is most respectfully submitted w. F. NICHOLS,
 Foreman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-24
DISTRICT COURT.

Territory vs Lee, plea of not guilty, trlal set set for 25th.
 Territory vs Nardini bail fixed al $500 and bond approved.
 Territory vs. McGowan given one day to plead.
 Territory vs Dorani, plea of not guilty, trial forthwith.
 Mary Baker was brought before the conrt for sentence. Her attorney moved for a new trial. Motion denied Sentenced to pay tine of $50 or be imprisoned 75 days.
 Berry vs Surdam, placed on the calendar.
 Territory vs Walker, on trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-24

0. S. Fly has just placed on exhibi- tion in front of his photograph gallery on Fremont street an array of art in his line, which is studied by hundreds daily and calls forth~ many pleasing comments. The pictures embrace many of the recent additions to his galleries at Bisbee and Tomb stone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-24
The Fort Bowie and Fort Thom,

The Fort Bowie and Fort Thomas stage was held up by Mexican last Saturday and robbed. The stage contained three passengers, all of whom were made to disgorge. It is thought that the robber must have secured in the neighborhood of $500. The robber is supposed to be the same who held up the Casa Grande stage about & month ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-24
Wm. M. Kinp. one of the heavy

Wm. M. King, one of the heavy stockholders in the Sterling Silver Go is stopping at the Palace. Other mem- bers of the company accompanied by MT. Fisher will be here the latter part of next week, when arrangements for extensive operations will be perfected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-24

Owing to the departure of Mrs. J. E. Durkee, the Saturday afternoon meeting of the Historical society will will be held at the residence of Mrs. D. A. McNeil.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-24

The case of the Territory vs Dan Shankland was called up in the dis trict court this morning. His attor- ney, w. H. Barnes moved for g con- tinuance of his case till the next term of court, which was taken under ad- visement by the court until l o'clock.