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The sun., 1891-01-20
AGAINST THE LOTTERY.
Tho Louisiana Di.trict Court Rules
Against tho Constitutional Amendment.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 19-The District Court
to-day decided against the Louisiana State
Lottery Company and In favor OF the state Of
Louisiana In the mandamus suit brought by the
lottery company against the Secretary ofState.
The suit was to compel the Secretary OF State
to promulgate tho Lottery amendment to the
Constitution, passed by the last Legislature in
order that the people may vote on 1t at the
next election. He refused to do this on the
ground that the amendment was never proper
ly passed by the Legislature, having been vc-
toed by the Governor The suit therefore was
to decide whether the people shall have right
TO vote on extending the charter Of the lottery
company twenty-five years or not. The Dis
trict Judge to-day sided with Gov. Nichols and
tho Secretary of State In their view Of the mat
tor. and refused the mandamus. Tho COM
pany will carry the question at once to the Su-
promo Court. II the Supreme Court afflrms
the decision Of the lower tribunal 1t will pre-
vent an extension Of the lottery's charter.
The sun., 1891-01-20
KILLED BY POISON.
A Young Girl Charged with Putting Ar.
senic in the Family CORee Pot.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan ia whole colored
family was poisoned here this morning by
having arsenic put in the coffee. Peter White.
his wife. and his uncle and aunt, Daniel
Frazier and wife. drank heartily OF the coffee.
save Mrs. White. who. being quite sick. only
took a few swallows OF the poisoned fluid.
Immediately after breakfast all four Of the
persons named were taken with violent pains.
and the physician, who was quickly sum-
moned. pronounced 1t arsenical poisoning.
Powerful antidotes were administered. bnt
expired after much SUFFERING White Is now
lying at the point Of death ard will probably
die before morning. His wife may recover.
has been arrested, charged with the crime.
Her father whipped her last night because sbe
mnistering tho poison.
The sun., 1891-01-20
Can't ISemr,nber His Wedding,

Justice Cullen of Brooklyn is not satisfied
with the report OF the referee in the suit to an
null tho marriage OF Charles II, bancroft and
Ellie L, Bancroft, ana has ordered tho plaintiff
and witnesses to appear in court. Mr. Ian
croit's testimony before the referee was that
he was married 10 Mary Wilcox o. Monroe
county on July 3, 1884; In Juiy $50 he went
July. 1887. white returning East, no met the
defendant. Eliso r.. Anthony, in Chica@p, and
although h. was led to believe he marliad
iIer he had no recuiinrtion whatever Of the
c'remony, Sh" accompanied him n ,New
York. and in u few months returned TO
Chicago. lie had eier seen hor incs.
~. a -" s'UcE Eicor.cr,
The sun., 1891-01-20
rnul,n. Mull,. QuarreI w,th lIer Manus.rs.

Pauline Hall hos had some difficulty since
she startod on the road with her company
Prior to goin. into tho venture she engaged
Marcus A. Mayer and BENJAMIN Stern az her
managers for two years. agreeing to pay them
per cent. Of the gross receipts. with guar
antee that If the percentage did not yield
5000 each season. she would make up the
balance Miss Hall claims that tho defendants
violated the contract In two months by assign
Ing the mnna2emantto third party Whe
attached her pronsrty in 4 suit for $500. claimed
to b. due them. They then threatened. as NJ
played. Mis-. Hall then retained Col. george
H. Hart and john N. Bowers us counsel. and
they yesterday moved before Judge Lawrence
junction to restrain tho defendant, from ear
rying out their threats. Ex.Judge Dittcn-
hoefer opposed tho motion for Mayer and Stern.
Decision WAS reserved.
The sun., 1891-01-20
The Last Wrcl.

Our lease expires on saturday next. Our
magnificent oyrr"oats, costing from Sl5 To S2a,
vii! be- p ia ut So for choice. Mems elegant
slaughtered S, oach. Bovo' suits wlll le
.nh nj Siccnt., FUZZY worth S3. Mons pants.
Que, Wnr, ard:l. Livery garment must be sold
IA" Sr.praay next at Lpnion-L Liverpool,
L.ppGwGy. corner Grand st., orly. ADJ
The sun., 1891-01-20
A Fugitive banker Arrested.

SYRACUSE. Jan. 10.-On Saturday Sheriff
Borthwick arrested Eugene Hemingway in
Cortland and took him 10 Wh.ncy's Point for
examination. Hemingway was resident OF
Whtney's Point up 10 last October doing q
banking business. IL Is alleged that he Dor-
rowed between $4,000 and s75oIO and left Tor
Canada. whore he lived until Friday when lie
started for a visit to hi, old home. lie was ar
rested while visiting bis si-ter-in-laS. Mrs.
Lowell, In Cortland
The sun., 1891-01-20

Average Jan. 49, 3SAs
SIGNAL OJyIoE FoREC,sI I'LL p N. TUESDAY.
For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont, light local
SHOWS slightly warmer; norther!y Winds shifting 70
westerly
FOR Aass1chuseu'. Rhode Island Conn,ctcu. easferN
FORK, NeD J-rssy edsf>rn Fennsytrdnid DtlaA
pcdr, hr minds shining 10 meser'y slightly wdrmer.
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland. warmsrk
fair; westerly winds
The sun., 1891-01-20
Ex-A ssembi yman Kicrnan's Skull Frac-
lurcI.

Ex- x-Assembyman Philip Kiornan left his
home ut 80 Lewis street early yesterday morn
ing on his way to business. lie is n foreman
in the Park DEPARTMENT. lie boarded Grand
street car. and when near Willett street he
fell from the rear platform. striking his head
on the stones. He was taken to tho Gouyerneur
Hospital. DR.. Johnson found u bad fracture at
the base o' tho al uii which may result fatally.
Philip kiernan was warden OF Ludlow street
Assemblyman, AMI spenl one term In Albany.
Under leveland's Adm! lstration he had q
place In the Internal Revenue Department.
The sun., 1891-01-20
FIRE IN A SKATING RINK.
Many OF tho Skaters Leave Their Wrap,
In Their Haste to Get Out.

Peter shreevc's skating rink. long, frame
building in Eighth and Clinton streets, Hobo
ken. was burned to tho ground at ~ o'clock
last night. There were about 800 persons en-
joying themselves on the ice when the fire was
discovered. The frs was caused by an expIo-
sion OF gasoline stove In one OF the cloak
rooms. There was no panic. but the Skaters
from the rink. leaving their coats and wraps
behind them. The loss Is estimated al 81 OjO
The sun., 1891-01-20

Mrs Fannie NJ. G. Harris OF Brooklyn. ad-
dressing Q monthly meeting OF the Rutgers
Female College AumnD at 58iWsst Fifty. fifth
street yesterday afternoon upon The Fads OF
tho Day" said she disapproved Of the false
culture fostered BY Browning and Ibsen clubs
and other fads OF that ilk because they inter-
fered with soul growth. Then she took up the
giving OF przes at progressive euchrs parties.
In voice fni @ "i dire ~ warning she = said Those
They have made young men feel that cards
without something to play for arr insipid. The
blers."
Among the fads she included the Kings
Daughters. But she Thought that this was
bsneyolence and religion was better than none
at all; The women present wero highly pleased
with her remarks
The sun., 1891-01-20
The "Old Reliable

1t is reported that among the large life In
surance comranies tho Travellers Of Hartford
has made tho largest gain In business, =. y.
Press. .-.4dr.
The sun., 1891-01-20

~. a. -" -'CcE Iicor,cc,
eelcd ta be the IureS; insdo Al drrEE.ris-A
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I11ac; common sundried do. 10@llc; bleached
Apricots, sacks. 14@l7e; boxes, l7@lsc . D'
s MGse rans lisc p & and 4
2lsc Q 10 for uustemmed; Pears, 49o5c . 10 for
common and 7sc for quartered unpeeiea baEIests'
kAISINS-Layers, fancy. 81 621@@l 70 . box;
choice. 81 so; fair to good. sl@1 S71s box win
the usual advance for fractional Doxes loose Haslns
.NUrs-ChesInuts are quotable at 121A@l5c: soft
17c; harishen do, rose; WaInuts 7I51sc; do paper
shell. 1O14C11l We: Chile wsnuts 9@lOc: Peanuts.
otgoAc q 10 Tor domestic: Hickory Nuts, 7gSc;
Pecans 12I9@l4e for small and I5C6Isc for large;
Fllberts 11SI21ac; Brazil Nuts, 1s@l9c . Id;
YEGETABLES-Price were irregular Yesterday.
Receipts Of Asparagus were "a boxes, and OF Rhu,
barb Ia boxes: Mushrooms; 20925c for ordinary and
3O@4Oc p 10 for Buttons; Cucumbers. 81 p dOz Los
Angeles Summer Squash, l5e 10: Asparagus. 1924
020c for the general run and 20025c Is h for
fancy; Rhubarb 121se q 10; Los Angeles Tom
atoes, 50c9S1 50 2 box: Green Chile Peppers. zoo
for good and 305c for poor: String Beans l6@2nc;
MarrowEat squash. s25 . ton; Dry Peppers, l6920c
p n: Cabbage. 50@60c {, ctl; Feed Carrots: soc;
Turnps, Use; Beets 81 Parsnips, 81 %; Garlic. SO
Observation-Disclosures Covered Breakfast Bacon
is qnotable at 13@l3I2c q 10; California smoked
Bacon, s091ac 2 10 for heavy and medium,
1GS BscS1 Sides ss94c i NJ Eastern sugar
cured Hams for city trade. l291214c; California
Hans salt iod%l1e . ~ n TISs saf
sc; cases, lO9lO15c; California, tierces 9l@914ci
Ga 5, ESgs 'ia az ps Hes Reef
81 5U@s; extra mess 10, IS 5V9s; family do.
Sl1 50Gl2: clear PORK, $40 5092O; extra prime
Sl6@l5 so: extra clear, s13 5000: mess Do.
$17@I7 80 q Dbl; Pig Pork, 2 key, S349S 25; gs
Feet. $lS@l5 50 u bbl; Smoked Beef 1ls4Gl2c
p H.
HoPs-Nomnal at 3O992I2c for common to good
an6 33d035c for choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers ara
quOtlble at 7L2c q 10; medium, &c z 70 light,
sc 4 10: Cowhides $685. q he; sailed Kip. &c:
sailed CALI 66I9c dry Hides, usual selection. 912c.
dry KIps, sc; dry Calf, 9c prime Goatskins, 40s5Uc
each medium do. 25@935c: small sklRs, IOl92Oc:
Deerskins, good summer, 81 12c; medium, 300 321a
thin, 20@25; Sheepskins, shearitngs, 100000; short
wool, 30G5Oc; medium, 65@9Uc: long wool. 9O9
81 % q 10. Culls OF all kinds about IS less
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, 31a93s4c; re-
fined. 45s95c: Grease &c y ID.
WOOL-taiI Clips are Quotable as follows: Sacra-
mento Valley free. 100 i4e do defective. LOG l2ei
Mountain free, l0@9l5c; San Joaquin and Southern,
9Ql0e p u.
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STI5O-MOdern Groom house: south frontage; IN
unexceptionable reSIdence locality; fine stable and
artesian we'll large lot, and street work all done
very ccutral and between street ear lines.
S2S0O-Modern Groom cottage. northeast cor
ner; lot 5OIlOO; improved streets; cable line
south frontage; small stable.
Sl5OO-5-room cottage bet. Telegraph ave. and
Grove St; lot 4OIl20; street severed and macad-
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SABELLA'S REMAINS.
SOnoma County Officials viii In.
vestigate the Killing.

Coroner Garwood has been relieved of the
task of holding an inquest on the mutilated
remains of Giovanni ISABELLA, the Italian
fisherman, who is supposed to have been
murdered by Giobatta B. Zolezz his partner
and captain of the fishing-boat Achille.
As the body was recovered near the Peta-
luna mud flats, the Coroner of Sonoma
County has jurisdiction in the case, and so
the remains were shipped from the Morgue
to Santa Rosa. whore the inquest will be
held.
There seems to be no longer any doubt
that Zolezzl killed ISABELLA by cutting him
down with Ratchet He cast the remains
of his victim overheard, and the crime would
probably have never been revealed had not
the Tarnantinas brothers drawn up the
body in their nets early on Sunday morning.
Zolezzi still sticks to his story that ISABELLA
was knocked overheard by being struck oy
the boom, but he can neither explain the
blood stains on the boat nor tue CHASTITY
wounds in his victims head. Zolezzi will
also be sent to Santa Rosa to be tried by the
authorities of Sonoma County.
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BUCHANAN Is DEAD.
DAILY, Who Shot Him, Charged
With Murder.

Fillmore S. S. Buchanan, the contractor
who was shot twice in the back by j. M.
Daily on Friday, was relieved from his suf-
ferings by death at o'clock yesterday
morning
From the residence at DOT Pierce street the
remains were removed to the Morgue.
where DIR. Williams held an autopsy and
found that the cause of death was gun
shot wound of the spine. Coroner Garwo0d
impaneled jury, and the inquest will be
held this afternoon.
The remains were then turned over to the
undertaken TO be prepared for the interment
tomorrow afternoon. Buchanan was aged
Al years, native of New York and leaves
widow and two brothers. lie was a Mason
and an Odd Fellow, and also belonged to
the independent Order of Red Men.
Officer p. A Mahoney reported the death
of Buchanan to Chief Crowley, who in
structed him to charge the prisoner with
murder. When informed of the death of
his former employer Daily evlnced no emo
ton. While being booked on the charge of
murder he bit piece of a big plug of to-
bacco and chewed it calmly.
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BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales Yesterday in the

NoTE-Assessments or mines not listed on c
Board ian dellnquent in office.
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Loss OF THE ELIZABETH.
A Report Has Been Sent on of the Secre
Investigation,

Report Has Been Sent of the Secret
Investigation.
The investigation by the Lfe-sayipg
Commission into the details of the loss of
the ship Elizabeth, according to the admis-
sion of Captain s. b. White, has been made
and the evidence prepared to be sent to
Washington.
He conducted it on the quiet and took the
evidence of the witnesses whenever and
wherever he could fiud them, mostly. how
ever, at the office of the Spreckels Brothers.
The evidence of Captain Haskell of the tug
boat Relief, Captain Sllovich of the Alert
and Mate Barclay of the Elizabeth was
taken, but Captain White refuses to make it
public until passed upon by General S. j.
Kimball Of the Life-saving Service at WASH
ington.
To Captain White also was delegated the
authority to find successor to Captain
Henry Of the life-savlng crew, who was
drowned while trying to save the lives of
the Elizabeth's crew, but no one competent
has yet been found. In the meantime Surf
man s. Anderson is in charge.
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rowed S15 from Mailman; giving as security
structed the jury that it could not consider
the charge of obtaining the liquor under
false pretenses, because the sale of the
liquor was in direct violation Of Section 1903
of the Penal Code, that any person who
sells liquor in the auditorium or lobby of
any theater, or any place where farce
comedy, opera or other play is being per-
formed, is guilty of misdemeanor. The
jury found Gaylord guilty of misdemeanor
for having obtained the SIS by false pre-
lenses. but also recommended him to the
mercy Uf the court.
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Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Begic for China
and Japan the Zeaand1a for Honolulu, the Saint
Pau and South Coast for Puget Sound the Coos
Bay and Alex Duncan for San Pedro, and the GipSy
for the Salinas River The Corona falls due from
San Diego, the Willamette Valley from Yaquina
Bay, the POtHt Iona from Grays Harbor and the
City OF Picking from China and Japan.
The Schooner vesta, 272 tons, loads eannery sup
plies for Alaska.
The Inchcape Rock takes for Havre So, 800 GEN.
tails Wheat, valued at $4,000.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Con. California and Virginia resumed the upward
movement yesterday morning, rising to S73s in the
morning session. The other stocks went up more
less in sympathy. ophr touching S3 so, Union
So 50 and Overman 81 S. In the afternoon call
Con. California aud Virginia fell TO S71s and Union
to 81 50. but overmau continued to rise, touching
So 70.
After the call Con. California and Virginia ran up
TO 80 most Of the other stocks being firm in SYM
pathy at the close.
Local securities were quiet. with an advance in
s. V. Water TO 1913 10.
Mexican is assessed 25c.
S. +. GasiSht has declared dividend Of soc, pay
able the 10th.
The Middle Creek assessment falls delinquent in
Office to-day.
North Commonwealth hoisted last week eighteen
of fiTstcaSs ore, assay ing 1858 per ton, and
forty-three cars of second class, ASA ying Sl9
Con. California and Virginia miiled last week
1915 tons ore, assaying $29 90, and shipped s49,-
1913 10 the Carson Mint.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assessments now pending:
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KENTzEL ILLEGALLY DIsRATED.
Counselor burst on the Powers of the
Eire CamIn Isl nners.

Counselor burst on the Powers of the
Fire Commissioners.
City and County Attorney burst ex-
pressed his opinion yesterday in the matter
of disrating James Kentzel, who was re-
moved from the foremanship of Truck
Company No. 4 in the Fire Department to
the position OF hOseman in Engine Company
No. 8 by the Board of Fire Commissioners
week or two ago.
Counselor burst says that while the Com
missioners have the power of removal the
fireman's tenure of Office is during good be-
havior, ana he can only be removed for
cause. Charges must be regularly preferred
and the accused given a public trial. The
fireman's right is not only to some position
but to the very position 10 which he was APP
pointed, and the courts will sustain such.
To arbitrarily remove him and reappoint
him to an inferior position is to disrate him,
and is clearly violation Of the law.
The appointment of William Kelly as
KentzePs successor TO the foremanship OF
Truck was not legal unless Kentzel was
removed in the manner prescribed by law.
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PILOT DOLLIyER.
The Investigation of Him Put Over Be-
cause of Ills Illness.

The Investigation of Him Put Over Be-
cause OF His Illness.
A meeting of the Pilot Commissioners
was called yesterday morning to Investigate
the actions of Pilot j. s. Deliver, who was
in charge of the Jessomene when she came
so nearly laundering on the rocky shore off
Point Reyes couple of weeks ago. But
owing 10 the illness of Pilot Deliver the
inquiry was postponed until next Monday
morning at 10 o'clock There seems to be
no question that Pilot Doliver did his ut
most, but the investigation is found neces-
sary by the provisions of Section II of the
pilot Regulations" which reads as fol-
lows:
In any case where vessel In charge OF n
pilot shall sustain injury by going ashore, or by
collision. or Otherwise, the pilot in charge Of
said vessel at the time Of the accident shall be
deemed Drima facie guilty OF misconduct. and
shall, Immediately from the time of said acct
dent, be suspended from duty until an inyesriga.
ton be had by the Board of Pilot Commis.
siOnerS.
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priation of $4,000. This grant was made
to the State last year in accordance with
the provisions of the act awarding to each
State maintaining a university $4,000 for
the first year and an additional $1,000 annu-
ally until the appropriation amounts to
$4,000 per annum 1t is reported that the
committee on the selection of President has
not yet reached decision.
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material to the plaintiffs contentious, but
the court was adjourned before the COM
mencement of the cross-examination. Yes
terday the trial was to have been continued.
but word was received that Dr. Sawyer
had been taken suddenly i'll and would
probably remain in bed for week. This
necessitated the discharge of the jury, the
counsel for the defense being unwilling to
forego the INSTRUMENTATION.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-10

r. Newman, who appeared before the In
sanity Commissioners on Saturday last and
accused his wife of insanity, appeared again
yesterday without her, and explained that
the fear Of being sent to the asylum had so
Frustrated her nervous system that it was
quite impossible to take her out again. The
Commissioners did not Insist upon continu-
ing the examination, nor did Newman say
anything more about trying to get his wife
in the insane asylum.
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list ONE.

There is time not far off. dear.
When one of us will walt In tears
Beside the couch where silence reigns
Supreme to Onei just one in tears.
just one in vain will call the name
OF one who answers neverm0re-
Whose ear hears not the loving words
OF one who calls across the shore.
Just one! All! which one must 1t be?
That DER the others somber bier
Shall first shed pearls of love most pure,
And call in vain for one most dear?
Just one. my dear, must bear the pain
And anguish or the parting day
VIII sneak to ears that listen not,
And press one kiss at last for aye.
GEORGE CLINTON HUDSON in Chicago Herald
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y ITO I iii
Il NJ Allnn Nnw York
Thrown From His Wagon.

II. G. Brown has sued to recover $1,000
damages from the Market-street Railway
Company for injuries received. averring
that on February 10th the wagon on which
he was riding fell into an excavation on the
roadbed of the company's line negigently
left uncovered, on Fillmore street, between
Eddy and Ellis, throwing him to the ground
and severely .Druising him about the body
and had
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General Merchandisa.

BAGs-Continue firm. Calcutta, May aud June.
71s6nT14c; Wool Bags 36GSSc.
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes, terms
net cash: Cube Crushed, Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed. all 634 C; Dry Granulated, 612e; COntec-
TONERS A. 63sc; Extra c. 4Ac; Golden G. 4I2c 2
ID; Bags, "a more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as follows,
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube. Crushed. Fine
Crushed and Powdered 6Ac p N; ExtTs Fine
Powdered. &c: Dry formulated, 61zc; Xxx do. Size;
Con:ecuoners' A. 6asc: White Extra U, 1ac; Extra
G, 5ISc. Golden @. A1oc 2 10
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-10

The case OF Edward b. and M. Louise
Kinsilla to recover $4,000 damages from
the Southern Pacific Company for injuries
sustained, terminated in an unusual manner
yesterday. The trial was begun on Friday.
Mrs. Kinsilla being followed on the stand
by DIR. Sawyer. whose testimony was most
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-10

Board-e7 easlight, 6s24; 100 Water
935s.
street--$5Ooo Omnibus Cable Bonds, 1I71z; 90
Ferries 81 Cliff Il r. AZ.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-50s V Water, 535s; 80 do. 1884; $1,000
81 Bonds, ll73s.
Street.-The Cal Electric Light. 1873.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD
Morning sales-S5000 Omnibus Cable 81 Bonds
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Hallinen.s Borrowed sis.

F. ]. Gaylord charged with felony for OBJ
tanning money and liquors from Jack
Mailman under false pretenses, was tried
yesterday. The evidence showed that he
had visited Hallinan's Cremorne Theater.
and upon the false representation that he
had large amount of money in bank, OBJ
tanned about $3.50 worth of wine, and Dor
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-10

FLOUR-Frm and active at the advance. Net
cash prices follows: Family extras, 81 40
"a so; Bakers extras, 81 20a4 80; city superfne,
S2G3 so; interior brands. 81 IS "a so for extras and
$3(pS SO p bbI for sunerhne.
WREAT-Opened still higher yesterday in sympa-
thy with further advance at Liverpool No. l,
81 so; choice. 81 81 "A: No 2, 81 45@l 47a; extra
choice. for milling, 81 5212@l $3.50: Sonora,
81 47lRG11 SO; do, for milling. 81 STA z ctl.
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LONDON. March 9.-The Mark Lane Express in
its weekly review OF the British grain trade says:
English Wheat is firm, average 92s 4d. Foreign
Wheat is better held. with finer grades in good re-
quest at SIS. Corn firm at an advance OF 3D. Bar
ley firm at an advance of Sd. AT to-day's market
California Wheat reached 40s Cd. Flour is Cd
higher.
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Lost Diamonds Returned.

Mrs. M. Willis. who resides in the West
ern Addition. lost box containing $4,000
worth of diamonds several days ago. On
Sunday Chinese servant returned the box
of gems to her, saying that he had found it
under the front porch OF the building. 1t is
believed that he stole the diamonds and re-
turned them because he was afraid of being
detected.