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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-22
WEST BALDWIN.

james Lowell, one of the Oldest residents
OF the town, died Sunday, after short i'll
ness, and his wife who is over 90, is very low
and 10 not expected to live.
The packing season closed Saturday at +.
L. Flint's corn factory at Cornish Quite
large amount Of corn was put up in good
condition.
r. +. Chase is digging q large we'll near
Cornish station, and will supply the depot
with water.
The summer boarders have nearly all left,
but those who remain are enjoying the fine
weather.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-22

OWEN, MOORE & CO.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-22
NAW ADVERTISER NTs.
4sS-4ao CONGRESS STREET,
PORTLAND.
The CONTAGION
Has Reached
The COLORED
DresSCOOdS.
ana as we are obliged TO take
part OF tue room for
other goods
Inc Slaughter Has Begun !.
One case Of 80 inch Tricois, regu-
lar cent good, 10
be sold at
IL l-2c PER YARD.
One case Pacific Suitings, SO inches
WIDE In great variety of very
desirable styles; reduced from
1z12 cents to-. 10 Gents
One part case Of 40 inch English
BrilI1antines, the last Of the entire
lot OF 10000 yards; sale and
bargain that will never be dupli
Gated; every yard worth 4215
cents at wholesale, will be closed
out at........'... ................. 70 Gents
One case Of All Wool Cancels Hair
Suitings In gray and brown mix
lures and the Illuminated effects,
reduced from 30 cents to......... 80 Cents
One case of Lindsey PIaids and
stripes In great variety of beau.
tiiul styles, very serviceable
goods, will be sold at only........ rs Gents
An almost endless variety OF elegant
styles In Plalds and Stripes for
suits and combinations at only. so Gents
One case Of Storm Serges In all the
new SHADES one OF the most de-
slrab!e fabrics OF the season, will
De sold at.... ............ ........ so Gents
Bedford Cords, the latest thing out,
In all the new shades, 40 inches
wide and all wool, at the very low
price Ot............................ 55 Cents
And full line Of the same goods in
high grade at.................... S1.OO
Broadcloths are to be much worn
this season and we have opened
nne line OF regular 81. 90 goods
which we shall mark for this sale
at....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1S Gents
Also fine assortment of the higher
grades from sl.00 up to.......... $500
We invite special attention 10
nUr EuaUnnf IhtsnuaZ n

We invite special attention 10
our Elegant Display OF French,
English, German and Scotch Now
clues, I'm Fine Suittngs aud Pat
tern Dresses I'm Exclusive Designs
that cannot be found elsewhere
and cannot be duplicated. The
assortment is too varied 10 enum-
crate.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-22
J. !. R. LIBBY.

Tbs tUeather today
Is likely to be
shotUery.
PORTLAND. Sept. %, 1891.
TIME Draperies de-
Il partment opened
this morning a
bargain in "a inch white
Madrasses in a variety of
choice new patterns at IS
cents a yard. These are
the most desirable goods
for glass curtains, side
light shades and chamber
draperies.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
THE STOCK MARKET.

The excitement In Con. Cal & Virginia Increased
yesterday. There was evidently strong desire to
gamble the stock, and under large trading of
1850 shares In the first session the stock from
$40 80 up TO Si2 % and back to Sil 371a Best &
BeIcher opened higher at 81 80 aud declined to
"a 80. ophr sold up to 81 80, POtosi to 50 rs and
overman to 80 55. The advance the other stocks
ranged from loo to 35c. The bulk of the business
was in Con. Cal. & Virginia and Overman.
Prices In the afternoon board were mixed. Con.
Cal. Virginia opened at $l2 and sold down to Sill
Best q Belcher sold up to 50 1212. Overman de-
clined to $3 O5. There general In the
other stocks, Ophir touching SIS 1919, Gould 81
Curry 80 05. Norcross 81 so, Mexican SO 45, Union
So, ana SO on.
The close was Irregular, as will be seen below.
Potosi closed at SO bid, Con. Cal. & Virginia at
$1l 3712 bid and Best d Belcher at SIS bid. Some
stocks closed at slight decline, while others closed
frmer
During the day Con. Cal. & Virginia sold up to
$l3 in the Pacific Board.
Local securities were dull and without variation.
Dividends have been declared as follows: Lon
don. Paris and American Bank, one at the rate Of
AZ for the second half of the year, making ~ for
the year, payable now: Champion Mining Company,
one OF Toe, payable on the 10Th: North Banner Con-
Tunnel Company of Nevada County, its first dIyi-
dend of &c, $1,000.
Hale d Norcross has reelected its old Board OF
Directors, consisting OF H. NJ. Levy. A X. ?. Har-
mon, NJ. Hoeiich, Joseph Marks, John F. Easan, j.
b. Low and H. S. Wheeler.
in the election OF A X. P. Harmon, W. E Sell, c. T.
Bridge, A. w. Rose Jr and l. Marks, Trustees.
| Charles f. Elliott continued Secretary and
A. c. Hamilton Superintendent. MIR. Harmon
was chosen President. An indebtedness of S29 1913
was reported on the LIST OF March.
The product OF the DAILY Nine of Utah for the first
two months of the year $51, 1874 from sales of
suiphides and Sl7,777 from sales of ore. The On
tarlO Mine of Utah for the same period produced
1494S6 ounces silver bullion and realized $e34?s
from sales OF ore
The Valley View assessment falls delinquent in
| office to-day.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assessments pending
The morning call., 1891-03-13
WATCHED BY THE RUSH.

The Scandinavia VIII Not Leave This
Port in Hurry.
The suspense under which the owners OF
the tramp British steamer Scandinavia have
been since she first entered San Francisco
Bay on the Sth inst. was considerably re-
liaved yesterday, when their troubles crys-
talized in the form Of libel instituted
against them by La CUmpagnie du Bo!eo for
$4,000 damages.
The owners drew full breath of relief
for now they have something definite to
fight and not the apprehension Of hundred
and one possible things. The Scandinavia
was in trouble, not having clearance papers
from her last port of entry, and the owners
feared the Government might resort 10 Sc
we're ends. But the Treasury Department
was lenient, and they were allowed to make
entry.
The Scandinavia left Santa Rosalia,
Mexico. on February 18th, with 800 tons Of
coal consigned to the libellant. The owners
claim that the conSlSnees would not furnish
lighters to Discharge the remainder of o
cargo, part of which had been discharged
previous to y storm that carried all the
lighters in the bay TO the bottom. The
owners also claim they gave the consignees
ten days 10 furnish means TO discharge the
coal, and, upon their still refusing, applied
for clearance papers.
1hcY were refused, and the steamer lett
port. Ga the 21st ult. the steamer put in at
San Diego for coal, but this was refused,
and she was not allowed to make entry.
She then came TO this port with the cargo
and two Mexican CustOm-house officers, but
when the libel was filed the company's
lawyer requested that the steamer be put
in the hands OF the United States Marshal,
fearing she might go away again.
United States Marshal Long and Deputies
Mauney and Hopkins then went out to
her, and the papers were served on the chief
officer. The deputies were left aboard as a
measure of prrcaution, but later in the
structad the revenue-cutter Rush to keep a
lookout and see that she does not put to sea
and cary away the two Deputy Marshals.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
OVER A WAITRRSS.'
John Mcnamara Seriously Cut
by Walter Denby.

There was serious cutting affray In the
Olympic Saloon, OIL Dupont street. at an
early hour yesterday morning, and Walter
Denly inflicted ugly wounds that may cause
the death of John Mcnamara. Deuby was
arrested on charge Of an assault with in
tent to commit murder, and his victim was
taken to the Receiving Hospital
The cause of the trouble was waitress
in the saloon named Lille Cosgrove. who
was formerly with Icons London Circus.
Mcnamara was also employed by the Circus
and the object of MS visit to the saloon was
to induce her to leave the place and go back
TO the circus. DENLY objected. telling Nc
NamarH that he had no right to try to induce
thu girl to give up her position.
An angry dispute WAS followed by an ex-
change of blows. Both men then drew
knives. and during the fight McNimara was
cut twice 10 the right side and DENNY re-
ceived slash across the right hand. Den
by's wound is also of serious nature.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Market and Stanyan etc, TO G. Pleischauer
stanyan, Z ?259I0s ;..:.., 81, $50
dine lot on n. line OF Twentieth ST., 492:ll
Charles W Pope to fra6E H. wills. lot on ~
L, line OF Ihlrty-secohd ave-. 100 S. Of
Maria L, Grim ct al Patrick }. IIghe lot
on E line OF Alabama ST.. 49, N. of Twenty
Kate Montague to Margaret RYAN lot on NE
line OF Harrison ave, 225 Sc. OF Folsom ST.,
john Pforr to corniiia; Mccain, lot on n. 00V
line Of Ney ST., 100 e. ofCrant, E. 1Ooxllo 10
Rudolph Samson TO Louis Lander, lot on W
line OF Frederick ST., l2O S. of Halght, S.
Louis lander po to jacob W. Stern LOT on W 10
line of Bloderick ST., 100 S. OF Hsight, 5.
EGg Gr M Mills to Irwin G stunn 10, m sT 10
cor. OF Pine aud Jones SITS, Z. 1877 6xlS7:B 10
Jane Behrmann and husband to Charles Lop-
line place F. S7;eISG $50
lot on T. line Of Seventeenth ave. 1865.
Joseph McDermott to Hugh o. Mahoney lot
on s line OF Clement ST., o. Is T. OF Twenty
James Christy Mary Nelson, lot on w line
OF Mississippi ST., 2U0 s. of Mariposa. s. 26x
james Rciards to John Da.xin and WIFE
lots and 43, Block IL, Peoples Home.
Market and stanyan, etc, to Edwin s. ben.
nett. lot on n. Inc of Twentieth ST.. 2s2:Il
e. of Stanyan. L. 50xl00. g4O
Market and s,a9yan, ETC., TO Michael C. Cor
ham lot GU 5. line OF Clarendon St &77.s
Z: OF stanyan, E. 25:lk, S. lO4, W. 25,N
Charles Coleman to Joseph Lynch lot on W. s0O
line OF Gilbert st. $50 NV. OF Brsnnan,
Market and stanyan, etc., to Julia f. Ham,l. ~
ton lot on NV cor OF Mountain Spring
y ll3; a So lot on Il. line of Stanyau ST.
2o:s 5; Of Mountain Spring ST.. s. ISL,
Nav e. 1oo; 10 n n r. w. lo2;lo 1850
line OF twentieth ave, 200 S. OF California
willis E. Davis to Charles Gaddinc ioi On ~
W line Of Scott ST., 127 N. of Pacific ave,
Henry T. Jones to John F. Hcadry and vita 10
lot on 5. line or ST., 81 20 L. OF Forty,se6,
ond ave-, L; 100. $. 100. f. 10 N 100 s
100, W. 2i0' N. 20. E. 100. N. l75, w s7:6,
LOUIS Matne to Anna G. Reed lot on s ~
me me Of A. St. 90 e. oil Thirty-sxtn ave, L.
Louis Maine to George 4. Merritt ot On 10
we 81 81 8 st. i i6 az " o, Tnnirtya!h ave-
Jacob Snyder to William Weston. lot on am Az
line OF Hyde ST., $50 N. of Bay, n. 34:41bx
Claude T Hamilton to st. Iukes Church IL; ~
on on Sc =, cor 81 Van Ness ave. and Clay ST., s.
Edwin Lord to Matte A. Lord lot IN NJ
me I'M, OF Tenth ST., 200 Sc. of Harrison, Sc.
Richmond Villa Xsscciaticn. to wiii;: Trust
Woln, lot on w. line OF Ninth ave 25oS
OF Point Lobos, s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s7s
George Dussol (by attorney to Francis o'
Spring, outside lands. Blocks l0os' zoos
James 6; kesan to Mary & Kelly lot on W. ~
line OF Noe ST. 10 N. OF Twenty-a,th n
L. j. Trauinan to instaiineat Home xs,o:i:. Gilt
ZION, lot leo, Gilt Map g.. .....,,,. 10
o. u; Baldwin to William Cook, lot on s line
81 d n ST., So W. OF Forty-third ave, W. 24x
II; W. Heath ct al itrusteesj 10 victor bayiJ ~
Wf az E; ~ 10 S. 2s's, W. 22:s $. 42:s.
Victor David to Emma H. Comfy same ''''" 10
The morning call., 1891-03-13
INITIATED valuable Books.

Valuable books have been mulilated at
the Mechanics Library for several weeks.
Expensive Illustrations and interesting
pages would disappear from volumes in a
most mysterious manner. Detectives have
watched in vain for the miscreant, but while
on duty at the library yesterday morning
Officer Conboy saw well-dressed man cut
a leaf from medical book and put it in his
pocket. The fellow was arrested and
charged with petty larceny. He gave his
name as Allen johnson, and said that he
came from Pittsburg, Pa. where he was an
assayer. He confessed having cut out por-
tions of books, which were useful to him in
his business
The morning call., 1891-03-13
s17@l7 so . Dbl; Pig Pofk, & key, $50, "; Pss
Eeef 81 aalS so q b6I; Smoked Beet. 1134Ql2o

$17@l7 so q Dbl; Pig PORK, . keg. @YYYo IT {,RH
Feet. 81 3913 50 q b6l; Smoked Beef. llsz@l2c
y 10 -
choice.
HIDES AND PELTs = Heavy salted steers are
quotabIe at 71ac y To- medium &c 2 10; hgh.
&c n 10; Cowhides, 5951 q nc; sailed KIP. 4cs
sailed Calf sos :ry ides usual seectlo on sh2c
dry Kps, sc: dry Calf. sc: prime Goatsxns, 49go0G
each; medium do, 25@D35c; small skins, i0eyzoc I
Deerskins. good summer. 371ac; medium 3Og 81 y:
thin, 20@25: Sheepskins, she&rlngs. lOg30c; sn0rt
wool, 30S50c; medium, 65@9Oe; long wool. Jug
81 IS e ID. Cus of all kinds about 10 less i
TALLOW-Fair to GOOD rendered. 313O93S4o; IA
fined. 4Is@95e: Grease, SC y 10.
WOOL-fau clips quotable as follows: Sacr1S
mento Valley free. l3@l4c; do defective. lO9 l2c;
Mountain free, LOG I5c; San Joaquin and Southerps
9GlOc . %.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Nothing new. Calcutta. May and Junes
71s@nTI4c; Wool Bags, 36@3Sc.
OiI.-Linseed is lower. California Castor OIL, in
cases, No. l, 81 40; No. 2. 81 20 (manufacturer2
rates. Eastern do 81 3D. California Lin seed bbls,
p gall. boiled. 65c; raw, 6212c Q gall: cs. 213a
more Refined Cccoaaut, 80 160c y gall; China Nut,
67IL67Oc y gallon; Eastern Linseed on. DblS,
64c; do raw 81 1ac gallon; Lard OIL b5ls, 7212cs
cases. roc p gallon.
PETROLEUM Starlight. la1ac q gal: Downers,
27Iac q gal on: Astral. 1890; 100 Elaine, 2oc;
Pearl l915c: Water White, refined. bulk, lac:
Headlight 1852, cases, 23c; Mineral Illuminating.
3o09 25c In cases; Standard HOP fire test. 17c q
gallon in teaps) II faucets and &c in ouk
GASOLINE. ETC.-63' BenZine. bulk, l34sc 8 gal:
cases, 19c TAO Gasoline bulk l41@c cases, 2Oc say
Gasoline, bulk 25c; cases, 23c 2 gal.
WHITE LEkD-luotel at SG33Isc 2 10.
TURPENTINE-Lower at Sic y gallon
SUGAR = The California Sugar Refinery has
lowered its prices and quotes as follows terms
net cash: Cube. Crushed. Extra Powdered aid Fine
Crushed. all 6J4c: Dry GRADUATED, &c: ConfecI
TONERS A. 55sc; Extra G. 45sc; Golden O. 45sc .
10; Bags, &c more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as follows.
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube Crushed, Fine
Crushed and Powdered, sac 10; Extra Flna
Powdered. &c: Dry formulated 61sc; Xxx do 61sc;
Confectionery A. 6tsc; White Extra u, zee; Extra
q Old a m
The morning call., 1891-03-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. March IL.
uMMARY OF THE MARKKrA

THURSDAY EVENING March IL.
Summary OF THE MARKErA
New York Exchange higher.
Linsced Oil marked down.
Turpentine lower.
Petroleum declining.
Sugar lower.
Grain Bags firm.
Wheat no lower.
Other Cereals unchanged.
Hay firm.
White Beans weaker.
Potatoes in demand for shipment.
Onions cheaper.
Butter quieter.
Cheese weak
Eggs stationary.
Citrus Fruit uae hanged.
Asparagus lower
The morning call., 1891-03-13
"oF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM"
TRANSLATED from the French of n. MARTINI

For THE MORNING CALL
EFT them come unto me, all the children OF
Joy,
4 They in their pathway the blessings
s.: OF peace;
They cast of the evil. for yet IN their souls
The nature angelic hath known no decrease
when they cluster around me, joy me 10 hope,
- believe IN the future that shines from their
o. eyes,
Ifeel1hat the waves OF "a second bright youth
Are bathing my spirit with light from the skies.
The children are brdliugs and flowers and sraees,
Who Keep heavens Kingdom before US below,
By their.candor and innocence, beauty and trust
Eor Jesus, our Lord to his chosen said so.
1la1,;,ia Iytl' March Z 1891 ANELEH.'
The morning call., 1891-03-13
Gamma strikes Back.

In the case of Susan Campo against John
Campo, to procure divorce on the ground
of extreme cruelty, an answer and cross
complaint was filed on Wednesday, praying
Judgment for divorce on the ground of her
iniidelity. The parties were married In San
Rafael in 1873,
The morning call., 1891-03-13
Shipping Notes.

Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day the City OF New
York for Panama, the willamette Valley for va
quina Bay and the Gypsy for the Salinas River.
The Columbia and George w. Elder fall due from
Portland, the Mexico from Victoria and Puget
Sound and the Santa Cruz from Moss Landing.
The schooner Eva, 263 tons, loads Merchandise
for Mahukoua
The British iron ship Lord Dufern, 1897 TONS
was chartered prior to arrival for Wheat TO United
Kingdom Havre or Antwerp, 3ss Sd.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
trouble Over a Horse Sale.

William Il. Curry is under arrest ON a
charge OF embezzlement He is accused of
having sold team of horses belonging 10
Henry 1. Porter. teamster, and O. having
failed to turn the money over to Pur. ar.
The morning call., 1891-03-13

o'clock. thick, southwest, miles; at noon,
thick, southwest. u miles; at O'Clock,
foGgy, southwest, u miles.
The barometer at s o'clock yesterday
stood 1907. at noon 30.11, at o'clock SOL
The morning call., 1891-03-13
Fnglish wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE spot market is firm
at IS Sd. Carsoes quiet at Ais Cd for of
coast 40S I'd for just shipped and Ais Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, IS 2s4d; April. IS
3lsd; May IS 334d; June. IS Sd; July, IS 254d;
August, IS q d; September, IS pad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON March H. - ConsoIs. a7H; United
States Bonds-i's 1929; do, 412's, 104I4; Silver
as 3-16; Rentes. e5f use. Bullion into Bank OF En-
gland, f32, 900.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
New York Markets.


NEW YORK March 1.-THE stock market to-day
was even more contracted than usual OF late and
dealings were unusual barren of feature, while
movements in all cases were Insignificant outside OF
few speeiaties In late dealings there was little
furry In Silver which advanced three-quarters OF
cent ON large transactions. Governments steady.
Petroleum weak and lOwer-Apri closed at 49,
NEW YORK. March l2.-Unitsd States Bonds. AS,
1872; do AIS, 102: Northern Pacific. 27$s;
Canadian Pacific, 1858: Central Pacific, 70; Union
Pacific, 4414; Atchlson, 253S; wels-Fargo 1875:
Western Union, s014; Silver sSs4e; Sterling 81 So
"a So
NEW YORK March 12.-wheat. cash, -; May,
81 10.
Elour-Firm.
Coffee-$l7 95.
sugar-51s@534c
Hops-Pacfc Coast, 22930i
Hides-12I5c.
Copper-Lake. 81 3 80.
Tin-Spoc, $50 10
Lead-Domestic, 81 37A.
Iron-$l4
Petroleun-Aprl. 73
The morning call., 1891-03-13

CHICAGO. March l2.-Wheat was stronger and
prices were higher, with good speculative busi-
ness. The opening trife easier and first sales
were at c decline, then advanced lc decline "a c,
advanced with numerous fluctuations &c, ruled
steady and closed about 1I2c higher than yester-
day. Receipts 345, 900 bushels; shipments. l6l :
900 bushels. Rye firm at 94c. Barley nominal
CHICAGO. March l2.-Wheat, cash, 81 Ola.
Corn-62c.
Pork-sl0 80.
Lard-S6 Is.
Ribs-s5 25.
Whisky-Sl IA.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
San Francisco Neat Market.

Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
| as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6@6l4c; second quality,
| 512c: third do, 4G5c.
| MUTToN-Wethers 915@l0c; Ewes, 9I2c.
| SPRING LAMB-l5@l7c n 10.
| PoRK-Live Hogs. 41a6Ei]sc q u for heavy hard
| granted and 47sI5c for light average DO: STOCK
! Hogs. 4lAMl8ac p ID: dressed do. S49c Q 10
The morning call., 1891-03-13
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday IN the sag
Francisco Stock Boari:
The morning call., 1891-03-13

Fine Silver.
Quoted at $3.50 . ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at 7sc.
New York Exchange.
New York Exchange 171sc for sight drafts and
271ac for telegraphic.
Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts 81 SO; bankers sixty-day
bills, 81 90.
The morning call., 1891-03-13

NoTE-AssessnentS or mines not listed on the
Board fall delinquent iu office.
pIvidenus feriarei.
COMPANY. Amount Payabla
'hamp. on. .-,..............I 8 10 March IS
The morning call., 1891-03-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SUE AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. CompflGsl by THoHAs
IESSENT, Chronometer and Instrument
Maker IS Market sIrest-
The morning call., 1891-03-13
Palatable as Milk.

sPECA-Scot Emulsion and prescribed by the Med
world because ingredients scientifically
such greatly increase their remedial value
The morning call., 1891-03-13

COMPANY. No. Amt. in the saleDay
Hoard

Assessments Pending.
The following is a list Of assesSmenrS now
The morning call., 1891-03-13

J BrOwn Madera IF IT Edsaw Y WI, GOO
+ Ii Hutchinson Boston n NOyes WI Mass
Mrs Jackson, Orlaad Il II Case, New York
II Grant, Pittsburg W Preston Il W, Seattle
j Raid Il VT, New Jersey C. E Cnch, Grass Valley
A Lee & W. san Rafael Mrs Watt Grass Valley
Meddean Il 2 d, DetroitlF ID Cobb, Stockton
Mrs kerchner, Detroit &c Brown Il VT, Plttsburg
Mrs L Thatcher, Chiego Il X Taylor x W. Palermo
Mrs Brenner, Chicago j Wonderley,d Rapids
Radgken Il w, Snta AnaIG NJ Bowen " WI, Texas
The morning call., 1891-03-13

. 80. THURSDAY. Mar IL.
Br ship Candida, ,MathewsOn, Queenstown Eppin
Bark Alex Mcneil Monroe, Seattle; Ceuaf River
Coar Co. - -.
VIII bark John P West, Baker, whaling; James Nc
Kenna. -
WI bark Sea Ranger Marvin, whalingi W Bart
Bstn sEagIt. Robinson. Port Townsend; Pope &
Talbot.
sailed
The morning call., 1891-03-13

Mexican Dollars.
7Sc.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

f0T Late S,ippJtI 6lteltiJsItcs sec Et0iltI Fd1e
Arrived.
The morning call., 1891-03-13

soara-25 water, es1s; omnibus Cable. 10.
The morning call., 1891-03-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

fALhOl
G s McMurtry. Los Gatos
G L Bingham, Chicago
G Il Derby, Chicago
j Blake, Mon tana
Z l. Brooks. Chicago
Mrs L nj Brown, Mont
j x Hempsted, Detroit
W L Barker & w, Detroit
George Brown, Pa
j a Brown, Pa
r w Sears, MINI
Miss Z Sears, MINI
5 L Hutclhns, Union
Henry Hilbromer, Pa
A s Keek 4 W, Pa
Mrs j X Mosser & d, Pa
G L Kees Il w, Pa
Mrs Van Tine. Baltimore
S J Murphy Il W, n Y
Miss Helen Murphy, n Y
c L Knapp. San Mateo
ID K Trip, Chicago
John Smith, Chicago
II c Chace, Chicago
Mrs C G Emery& servant,
New York
Miss Emery. New York
Miss X Emery, New York
Miss Nudge. New York
+ W Emery. New York
Z Walker, ChIca5o
j Il Lombard. Chicago
Mrs X O'Reiily, Wash
Mrs ID l. Howell, st Louis
NJ + Brent0n, Denver
w + Vail IL W, Omaha
ID S Rosenbaum, Stockton
p II Fraser. Stockton
II NJ y Spring Il WIS Jose
W o HilDish. W d C, : J
Phil Gibson, Great Falls
X W Barry. Great Fall:
q NJ w Macdonogh. ChiDa
X w Cryan, Egypt
A S Nicholson, Wash
q Rocket, Kansas
q Z Goodman Il W, Napa
o Il Jennin IS d VT. n Y
Miss n Jennings, n Y
Miss L Jennings, " Y
Miss Rockefeller. n Y
j NJ Ifiske. wf&maid, n Y
Mrs NJ G Kennard, Boston
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