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The morning call., 1891-04-30
BAPTIST CONFERENCE.
Joint Meeting of Pastors and Laymen |
ia. Z: -. ~. Twin Lakes. ~: = 49,

Joint Meeting of Pastors and Laynren at
:i.4 iI*{ Twin Lakes. ~
| On Tuesday evening the Pastors and Lay
mems Baptist Conferences was held in the
auditorium at Twin Lakes, Santa Cruz. The
meeting was opened with brief devotional
exercises. conducted by the Rev. P. w. Dor
sey, after which the conference organized
by the election of Mr.. Dorsey as Moderator,
Rev. G. r.. Good as Secretary and g. f.
Baker as Treasurer.
4 The Need OF Coast Educational So
ciety' was the subject of the first paper,
presented and read BY Rev. w. 2. Jordan
Of Dixon. In the treatment of his subject
the essayist referred to lie four Baptist coll
Ieges at present iii existence upon the Coast
and pointed at the fact that the attendance
of students is extremely light He urged
that there are colleges enough now, but that
there is great need ofaeademies.
In the disctlssien which followed Rev. u.
Spencer advocated the establishment OF
academies in order that the college graau-
ates. may lind employment. He also dHelt
upon the necessity for a Coast educational
society te foster theological seminary for.
the Pacific States.
Rev Mr. Henry thought such society
would inspire the sympathy and aid of the
wealthy Glasses.
Rev Mr.. Abbott believed that tile present
society is worthy OF honor, but if the
brethren could give the denomination
something better he hoped they would go
ahead aud do so.
Rev Mr.. Hutcllns and Rev. Mr., Spencer
expressed the belief that the renrodeling of
the present educational society would meet
the wants Of the case
This idea was combatted, however, by
Rev. Mr., RunyGn, who claimed that an en-.
tirely new society is needed in order to as
sist the theological seminary.
After further discussion the conference
adjourned until next morning.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
WONG "NO CLAZY.n

But He Thinks Attorney Van Duzer Is
Troubled That Way.
Wong All Wah, accused of the murder of
Jem Sang. was before Judge Hebbard for
trial yesterday. The day was spent exam
lining jurors, and only ten had been obtained
at the close Of the session.
Wong's attorney is A. P. Van Duzer, who
first pleaded that his client was insane. An
examination by commission that the Judge
appointed reported that Wong'S thinking
machine was all right.
During the recess the clerk of the court
asked Wong in a ocular tone if he was
crazy.
"N-a-a-w," replied the young highlander
with extreme disgust. Il no Clay my law
yer he Clay, all same bedbug"
The morning call., 1891-04-30
General Merchandise. +: .

BAesHcalcutta, june aud Jnfy 714ci Wool
Bags 36d3Se. F.. = .:..s,'i-:. j.. ~ -.
'LEATHER-sole 25ta27c q n for heavy and gag
use for medium and light; I9@21c for No. 2 HaEi
ness, 26@28c for No: l. -. {: -.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows. TERMS net cash. Cube Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all g. sc" X 10
Dry Granulated &c: 'Coh PETITIONERS A, 6Tsc: Extra
c. 5c;Goiden c, 4s4c p 10 Bags Ilc more than bDs
The American Refinery quotes as follows. terms
net cash. Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
and Powdered, $3.50 2 10; Extra Fine Powdered,
6zsc; Dry Granuiated. DC: Xxx do, &c; COnfee-
TONERS A, 57sc: White Extra o. 5%sc Extra G, 5c
q =
The morning call., 1891-04-30
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. April 29.-The stock market opened
lower this morning and during the forenoon there
partial recovery, but the issue of the Burling
ton statement in the afternoon preciptated SELL
ing movement and nearly all the early advances
were wiped out In the last hour slight rally
occurred aud the market closed quiet steady and at
fractional losses from last nights prices. Govern
ments easier. fetroleum-May closed at $3.50.
NEW YORK. April 29.-United States BondS--fs
12O12; AIS, l0l; Northern Pacific. 271s: Cana
diau Pacific 1889 Central Pacific. 81 "A; Union Pa
cidc. 5lS4; Atchson 1854 Wells-Fargo. l4O: West
ern Union, sZla; Silver. s712c; Sterling. 81 SEQ
3 80
NEW YORK. April 29-wheat, May, 81 l71s.
FlOur-DnlL Cotfee-SI7 IS. Sugar : $3.50 i.c.
Hops-Pacfe Coast, 20 932c. Hides-1312c. Cop
per-Lake Sl3 10. Tin-Spot. Sl9 20. Lead-Do-
nestle, 81 20 Iron-$14 Petroleum-May, 667sc.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Exchange and BuIlion.
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the City of Puebla for
Victoria and Puget Sound. the Pemptos for China
and Japan via Portland, the Santa Maria for Cen
trial America and the Haytien Republic for Puget
Sound. The Columbia falls due from Portland the
willamette Valley from Yaquina Bay, the Arago
from Coos Bay, the Hum Doldt from Humboldt Bay,
the Del Norte from Crescent City the Truckee from
Tillamook Bay and the Gypsy from the Salinas
River.
The British iron ship Clan Buchanan. 2072 tons,
was chartered prior TO arrival for Wheat to the
United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, 40s.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
/ ILLEGAL FISHING.
Arrests OF Chinese Fishermen Made at
s:5i si Soufh San FraIicisco. s!'5 a

South San Francisco.
Thomas THnstead, who has been recently
APPOINTED Chief of the Fish Patrol, made
raid yesterday on the Chinese fishermen
who have been catching small fish in the
! bay adjacent to South San Francisce. After
a hot chase he captured ten Cinnamon and
in their possession found large variety Of
immature fish. which ne considers sa ffleieflt
evidence to guarantee a conviction. ! ne
Chinese have been in the habit Of drying
the small fish or fry of the various species
OF flsh which inhabit the bay waters and
sending them to China, in which country
they are disposed OF at Is cents per pound.
The capture yesterday comprised one ton
OF fish to each boat. THnstead was as
sisted BY ]. +, Curley, whose aid WAS most
Va hla 81 HI
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Harbor Commission.

At meeting of the State Board of Har-
Dor Commissioners yesterday afternoon the
petition of Mrs. Bridget Olsen, through her
attorney, for damages was acted upon. She
is the widow of Christian Olsen, an en-
ploye of the San Francisco Bridge Com
pany, who was killed on March 81. 1890,
while at work near South Point Ware
house. The board decided it could take no
affirmative action in the matter. as the af-
fair is wholly beyond its jurisdiction.
The bonds of eight recent appoin ees were
approved, and resolution was passed max
ing it compulsory upon those desiring to
tear up East street to make Improvements
to first obtain the boards permission.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Chicago Mar cts.

CHICAGO, April %. Wheat was nervous unsettled
and lower. The opening was from 12c to &c lower
than the closing figures of yesterday, advanced to q
point SIC above the early inside figures later eased
off again. prices declining 1859, became steadler
aud closed about sac lower for May and 1850
lower for July than yesterday. Receipts, 100000
bushels shipments, 500 900 bushels. Rye dull at
S21@c. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. April 29.-wheat, cash. 81 0615 Corn
6913c. POrk-$l2 %. Lard-S6 10. Ribs-S6 70.
Whisky, 81 IL.
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IGNORED the License LAW.

Judge Trout has sustained the judgment
Of the Police Court in the cases against
George Heylmann and NJ r. Holmquist for
violating the license law. Heylmaun was
one of Mark Stroue's meat-peddlers and was
convicted of peddling without license
Holmquist keeps a dance hall on Dupont
street and was found guilty of giving n
masquerade ball without license. He had
also violated che liquor ordinance eighteen
times. Both cases, 1t is understood, will be
appealed. They were taken before Judge
Trout on habeas corpus.
The morning call., 1891-04-30

LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-The spot market Is lower
at IS Sgd. Cargoes slow at ASS for of coast,
ASS for Just shipped and ass for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: April, IS 715d; May IS Cd +;
June, IS Sd. July, IS 6I4d; August, IS Sgd Sep
TENDER, IS 6S4d; October IS 6$4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April 29.-Consols, 1858: United States
Bonds-4s, 1231a; 10, AIS, 1O31z; Silver, 441a
RenteS, 94f ALAG.
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and playing one Of the old plantation songs.
After the music ended, and instead of ask
ing for contributions, he stepped aside and
his place was taken by member of the Sal
yatian Army, who proceeded to point out
to the sinners around him tie straight and
marrow path. The trick drew a crowd, but
the SeaRdipayian, who acted as preacher,
failed to hold the assembly "a;
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San Francisc Meat Market.

as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5la9sc; second quality,
Sc: third DO 4@141a
VEAL-Large, 5@6c; small Calves 697c
TON-Wethers, SC; Ewes, TAG.
SPRING LAMB-S1h6Dl0c p 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 5551sc y N for heavy har1
granted and 5145 15c for light average do; stock
Hogs, 412@e43sc q 10 dressed do, S4S12c q ID.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Mako Haste I

There is no time to be lost when the kidneys and
bladder neglect their duty. Renal disease ad-
vances with giant strides Bright's disease and
diabetes dread foes to human life subdue
them in their infancy with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the purest diurettc in existence 1t con-
quers likewise malaria, constipation. dyspepsia
and bniousness lS
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Another AnneaI.

Rev. A. ]. Kerr. who conducted the prose-
cution of Dr. Ellis before the Presbytery
has given notice of appeal from the decision
by which certain charges in the complaint
were dismissed
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oDeDing Anotbor,s Later.

w. S. Nicholas, Assistant Postmaster at
Copley now under arrest for feloniously
opening an addressed and sealed letter, was
before Commissioner Sawyer yesterday
morning ON his preliminary examination.
The letter does not bear postage stamp,
but the addressor claims she mailed 1t.
Further hearing was postponed until the
18th prox.
The morning call., 1891-04-30

A libel was filed yesterday in the United
States District Court by the Risdon Iron
and Locomotive Works against the steamer
Sirius, better known under its old name of
Scandinavia, for Si232 81, alleged TO be due
for repairS made ON contract
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Japs in Jeopardy.

Collector Phelps has refused to land the
thirteen Japanese women on board the
tramp erman steamer Pemptos, or to allow
the vessel to clear for Portland, whittier the
women are booked. unless the captain gives
bonds that he will not allow them to land.
Consul Chinda of Japan is working hard for
The morning call., 1891-04-30

his countrymen, but Collector Phelps re-
mains firm in his decisions. lie even threat
ems to bring back aud deport several Japan
of working under contracts made before
coming to this country. Santa Rosa's vine
yards seem to have received several of these
nan tra ct u - -!
The morning call., 1891-04-30
What VIII the verdict Be 2

The trial of the suit for S25,0 900 damages
by William Davis against the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad Company was commenced be-
fore Judge Finn yesterday before jury.
The plaintiff was in the Alameda Creek
draw bridge accident ON Memorial Day. and
asserts that he maintained severe injuries
TO his spine. The trial will take several
The morning call., 1891-04-30
.Dr. Brndbnrr ExnIains..

Dr. Bradbury gives as his reason for turn
ing John McDermott away from the County
Hospital on Saturday that the man was
drunk. He has always made it his practice
TO turn away applicants who are intoxicated
unless they are in serious need of medical
treatment. McDermott was so drunk, he
says, that he refused the iniment and band
ages offered him and took the car fare
which the doctor gave him and bought beer
Mt a neghboring saloon. McDermott was
suffering with sprained ankle.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
CONFIRMATION SERVICES,

This morning at 80 o'clock the saera-
ment Of confirmation will be administered
by Archbishop Riordan at ST Jose3h's
Church. on Tenth street. The ceremony
viii be attended with considerable state
and an artistic musical accompaniment.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
More Debts Than Assets.

Charles II. Sinclair, Superintendent of
the Mission Rock warehouse and also con-
Quoting ship-brokerage business. has filed
his petition In insolvency. His liabilities
amount to S21.970 70. the principal creditor RS
being j. I'll. Dickinson, $1,000; Neville & Co.,
$1,000, and the Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society, $5400 Most of the assets are either
incnmbered or EXEMPT from execution
The morning call., 1891-04-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Richard H. Mcdonald to Ida NJ Staples, lot
Rst S: 6bSiqo. .,........::: $500
line of stevenson St, 70 Ne OF Ninth. +.
7s NE. Of Sixth, NE. 24x7O........"........ 10
Michael A. Lawton to Real Estate and De
consin st., us n. Of sierra, n 26x1oo..... Grant
Katherine b. FELTON, (by administrator to
Johanna I. Gaynor, outside Lands, BLOCK -
Mary T. Stecker and trust to jeremiah snilI-
van, lot on n line of Sycamore ST., 30 w. OF
Capitol, W. 25xl20. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
and s, Block 80, City Land Association :. 1000
G. Mangini to Giachemo Chapeone, lot on L.
line Of Fair Oaks ST., $40 S. OF Eighteenth,
Fair oaks ST., $50 n. Of Nineteenth N. 20,
George Brown to Minnie Meyers, lot on 4
line Of De Long ave-, 100 S. OF Waller ST.,
sara E. Reamer to william H. Shockey, lot
on w line of Fremont ave-, 2s5 S. of fred
jane swayne to George whitte ioit on n
line of Sacramento ST., 1865 E. of Jones,
Mary C. Redy to Henry Meyer, lot on u. line
OF d ST., 67:S e. of Eighteenth ave, < 25x
George W. Hopkins to ii. r. Bowie, lot on
NV. cor. Eighth ave. and St, y. l60xl20;
lot on SW. cor. OF Ninth ave. and II ST., w.
Thomas Brown ct al. (by sheriff., to Bank Of
s. of broadway, S. e7:6xI37 IS: lot on s.
line of broadway, 1875 W. Of Battery. W. NM,
d. $. Hughes TO Helena Seymour. lot on w.
line of Jersey ST.. 24O +. OF Castro E. 25x
p. j. Martin to Lizzie Duprat, lot n. line
OF Twentieth ST., rs L. of Diamond, E. 25x
o. 20 ~
Michael Bogue to Annie Hunt, lot 227 GIFT
Map ............................. 10
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Hugh Hogan to August Grimm, lots 80 and
80, Garrison Tract, oakland Townsville, 10
Frederick Boegle to Frank Richardson, lot
"a. Block Is, Golden Gate Tract, Oakland
lD...
j. N. Williams to Michael A. McInnis, lot Is,
Block A, Dimond Tract, Brooklyn Town
SNIP ~
Frank Lake to Charles ROta, acres at SW.
cor. OF Ashland ave. and road from San Lee
andre to Haywards. ......................... 10
Frank Lake TO j. g. Silva. one acre on w.
line OF Ashland ave., S. of aboYe..,.......... 10
Antonio Beronio to Mary Cairra. lot 5Ox94,
on NV. cor Of Third and Myrtle sts.. Oak
lana ............. 2oOo
William T. Bradley to John RaSewell. lot
4, ia Block $685. Rowland Tract Oakland 10
Herman L. WEIGH to John Krehmlse, lots A
and As, Lorn Park Tract Oakland Town
W. II. Harter to James Brown, lots and =,
Block G, Gaskill Tract, Oakland Township. 10
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Another Paving COMPANY.

The California Steel-rail Noiseless Paw
ing Company has filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the County Clerk. The Directors
are: John c.. Spencer, G. w. Parke, w. B.
Marschutz, Gustave Walter and E. E. Cook
The capital stock is 100000, of which $780,
600 has been subscribed
The morning call., 1891-04-30
May Sell Its Land.

Judge Wallace has granted the Howard
street Presbyterian Church permission to
sell its property on Howard street, near
Twenty first, for the purpose of building a
new place of worship in that vicinity.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.

C.J0 MONTHLY INSTALLMENTs FOR NICE
CD-U new 5-r0om cottage; bath; pantry; high
basement; Sidewalk; all fenced; city water; near
station; price $1,000; $500 down. Take Berkeley
train, stop at Golden Gate Station, ask f,r o. A.
RUDOLPH. ap30 II
Clio MONTH, $50 DOWN - BEAUTIFUL
u III building lots, 4Ox1OO, $500 to $500; streets
graded: excellent drainage system; near station :;
take ierkeley train, stop at Golden Gate Stiton f;
as for Z. 20 EGLE. owner. ap2b u
The morning call., 1891-04-30
To Draw the Crowd.

A large crowd gathered around tough
looking citizen yesterday afternoon in front
of the Chief Wharfnger's office. The man
was lingering away on very ancient zithel
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Pint Over for Annthern

The case of DR.. Samuel H. Hall, charged
with having caused the death of ida Shad-
dock by criminal malpractice. again came
up before Police Judge Morley yesterday.
but was continued until to-day.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Fell From a Uav-waoo,

Fell From a Hay-Wagon.
7. +. Calligan fell from load OF hay at
the corner OF Fremont and Howard streets
yesterday afternoon, and sustained CON-
pound fracture OF the left leg. The injured
man is member Of the firm Of Kelly &
CRlligan of Potrero avenue.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for cas.ori.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When shehad Children. she gavethem cas,oris.
aus 2y saTuTn i.
The morning call., 1891-04-30
MORNING SALES.
Board-40O Cal Electric Light. Is: 100 do, 8, IS.

Board-lO Cal Electric Light. 1853 80 do, 1917 {;
$1,000 V 81 Bonds, 11S; so Gaslight, 63ss.
SIreet-450 Cal Electric Light, 49, 100 do. b 8.
ID; Merchants Exchange, ll212; $l1 900 p Of
t,nl NJ Bonds lOg
The morning call., 1891-04-30

TUBES HOTEL, oAKLAND-THE FIN VEST AND
most eommodious family and tourist hotel in
California, occupying full square. firStclass in all
It's appointments. apps I'm Turf ex
u ELSEY HOUSE; UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
N Ill K. WRIGHT, late of Santa Anal: popular
family hotel; large grounds; fine table: terms
HonabIe. Cor TwenIy-fourth 81. and Telegraph ave.
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sPIRITUALIsM.

A RRTN ED-MRS. DR.. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
n York; is only natural born trance medium In
me weird; is seventh daughter bora with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift OF second sight;
This She will prove; every hidden mystery revealed;
tells your entire life In dead trancs gives Our aaine
in full, also year feture husband wife; III basi-
ness lawsuits, marriages, divorces, deaths, ultttns
the separated. removing evil influences, restoring
lost love she has 40 equal ana wishes Il distinctly
understood tAatSe adverttses nothing bat what she
eau dos an who are trouble tAVited TO call snd be
convinced: $4,000 challenge any medam WAC
can excel her, FarloFs, 1929 Market 81 opp Ith q
MRS J. J. WRIFNEY. CLATRNoYNST, TEST
w men El and IfTa-realer. 8 1urk 81. ap25 U
The morning call., 1891-04-30
OAKLAND BUSINESS HOUSES.

ZONES CO., CARPES TIERS AND BUILDERS;
u once work specially. lib Webster st. apl tt
The morning call., 1891-04-30
ANTHOLOGY.


1INIF ATALANTA WONDERFUL MEDIUM
M Tells entire life from cradle To grave; seventh
daughter Of the seventh born With double veil
hours from A. n. to p NJ; also on Sundays: 5Oe
and 81 BY mail 81. sos Howard St ap30 ~
II p. NORRIS, LATELY FROM EAST, TELLS
N fortune, past and future; brings husbands and
wives together lovers married at short notice.
sS7ls Brush ST., Oakland. APIS ~
IIME MoREAU. - FOURTH ST, REVEALS
VI past, present and future; fee 25c. ap21 81
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRy0YANT, 1873 SIXTH
M ST., Room Z. Iell u
NINE DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC RENEALER
NJ by eggs and cards; tells entire life, past present,
iGturei consultations on sll affairs. nethlng e1-
copied; name given valuable advice and sure heipi
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake lnpossOie
diseases cured; fee 81 letter * 80 heara3 81 VI
5CREATEST FoRTUNE-TEELER IN TIE CITY;
" reveals past, present and future. Sal ana 500
MISS SELMA, 7s9 Mission ST, near fourth; iee,
ladies' Soc gentlemen 81: lucky eharrhI mySt
NINE WALTERS, 81 TEHAMA ST, Mr. 4FH;
M fortunes tod ladies, 25e3 gents Que; open SUI
1IME SHMID FROM VIENNA; MOST RE
M nOy7ncd revealing fes future events ladies 81.
gentlemen 50. by mail s. ONCE $50 Mission. mr3 q
The morning call., 1891-04-30

FLOUR-Superhne Is firm at advanced prices.
Net cash prices as follows: Family extras, IS 40
s5 80 q Dbl; Bakers extras, SO 4095 so; city
superine, So 1894 80; interior brands, So 25@5 SO
for extras, SO 1904 80 . bbi for superfne
wHEAT-A continued decline East and abroad
CAV this market further setback yesterday. The
spot market was dull at decline of 212c, and op-
lions fell or 596c. Trade duh. No. l, 81 roc
l rs; choice, 81 771s; lower grades. 81 STAG
l 6S34; extra choice, for milling 81 S0@l S21A q
ctl.
The morning call., 1891-04-30

J A Campbell. Oregon
+ Allen. oregon
w Priest, San Jose
C Long, Los Angeles
o Z Fowler. Los Angeles
- S Lathman, Coos Bay
HOUSE.
AL Leavitt &w, Linkville
o j Albee, Lawrence
Mrs Bracknell, Lawrence
J ID Byers, GAINESVILLE
/ l. Deiauo, Rocklin
Mrs Melchinson, Fresno
L Olsen. California
j V Merle, Haywards
j Weir, California
II Saunders, Ukiah
&c w Hawthorne, orange
A u Montgomery, Uklah
ii II Wainwright, Sn Jose
A j Lyons, Winnemucca
w B Sanborn, Santa Rosa
f Hart, Stockton
w j Thompson, Stockton
w Wilkinson, San Jose
AS McReynolds. Modesto
lGF Barber, knights Ferry
ID J Cramer, Hsywards
I JUN, Yuma
JB Sargent a. W, Sargents
q l. Mires, Corvallis
L n Pyatt, Seattle
q Loughead. Grayson
j Ii Dennis, Los Angeles
" } Asbill. Ukiah
L Blaokie, California
HOTEL.
| G w Neal. Baltimore
A q Armstead. Baltimore
q II johnson a. chs L OBJ
} j Groom & WI. Ontario
e Il Lachey, Oregon
j ID Richard, Los Gatos
f Cox. Sacramento
w h Smith, Sacramento
J WOODBURY., Sacramento
w II Bryan, Sulsun
G ii Oatman, Sacramento
j A Horton, Salinas
q 5 Mckenzie, Napa
A u Cults, Marysville
II Booksln Jr a. VT, SJOse
g MuirrOro q VT, 5 l. OBJ
Mrs f Livingston, S L OBJ
Mrs A L Lull, Chicago
Miss + w Lnll, Chicago
G Lawrence d WI, Boston
K NJ $ Best, Salt Lake Cy
G II Sproule, Elko
j Gordon, San Rafael
j Holmes 4 VT, Iowa
Mrs A Ii Cooper. Iowa
Mrs NJ A Rhoades, Iowa
j Il Yount Il WI, Dixon
W ii Turner, MERGED
r o Weightman, Marysvle
y S Gregory. lone
r C Mayer, lone
ACE.
Mrs Scripps, Kellogg
w II Nygh, Kellogg
G w Emerson. Wash, ID c
A q Kellogg. Chicago
L Brandt, Memphis
J II Whitehead, Tulare
ID NJ GARRISON, Portland
NJ Henemann, Indiana
Mrs Cooper, Iowa
Mrs Rhodes, Iowa
) + Trout, Chicago
g Goldsmith, st Louis
I g Howell, Chicago
j 4 Crooks, Benicia
w j Wand, London
NJ Murphy, Wisconsin
A Il McRae, Wisconsin
g Benton II W, England
J Benton Il W, England
J T Bland Il W, China
F A Satow, London
NV L Maroni, W Il C, BIC
K p Reed Il VT, san Jose
Mrs l. Lion, San Jose
Mrs g Lion, San Jose
Miss E Lion, San Jose
Mrs L Lion. San Jose
Mrs A 5 Williams, ) Jose
| N NJ Coward, Woodland
w L woochrow&w,S Jose
Miss NJ George. San Jose
Miss q Sears, san Jose
j NJ Moorehead, Mt View
A L Burnham, l. Angeles
q Sullivan. U S A
Il v Slmmonds, New York
L Halton. New Yorg
II Il Hidden, New York
10 Barbe, London
w Robinson, New York
4 Robinson. New York
w Granger, Alabama
The morning call., 1891-04-30
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SEA and TIDE Table.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT Chrononeter and Instrument
Maker, Is Market Street.
, NV H.w L.w Lw e e
Small. Large. Small. Large
So. 6.37 PM 2.5I AMI Loo PYI0.s 80 AslI5 1895
Msyll 7.24 PM APT AM 600 AN Ii. 40 AM b. Ia 100
Large. Small.
- q sos PMI 6.O7 AM 023 AHl O.43 PMI5 Sl7.O1
~ 81 6. 40 PHI 73O AM 1876 AM LAG PMS lI7.O2
-. a 9.l7 pm s.42 AM 236 AM 2.43 Pm 5.lOl7 03
$50 pm $40 AM SCAM $50 Psa5. Os'7 o.
- clio % PsflO. 50 AM Alb AM 4.l5 PMIj OS.7.04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-20
A Hoosier Girls Remarkable Story,

Aspecial to the New York Sun from Indian.
apolis says: Eta Moore, the attractive daugh.
ter Of a wealthy business man and student al
Wellesley College, has returned home and tells
a remarkable story. She says she went to col
lege day earlier than usual in order to Join q
party going to Niagara. She reached Nyack 81
night and was separated from her friends. A
woman in the station advised her to 60 home
with her and spend the night. She says she
was taken to q handsome house and conducted
to pretty room on an upper floor When her
new-found friend left her she locked the door
on the outside. Soon after a young man came
into the room and Miss Moore says she fell on
her knees and told him her story, whereupou
he agreed to secure her freedom. He finally
succeeded, with some difficulty, in getting her
out of the house. The young man took her to
the station and remained with her until a train
was ready, when he saw her safely aboard. Miss
Moore says she remembers nothing more until
she reached home"