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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-15
Strong Resolutions

KANSAS CITr, Mo-, Oct 13.-The Presby-
terrain synod in session to-day passed strong
resolutions concerning the efforts OF tina
Roman Catholic hierarchy to denationalize
our institutions. They insist upon teaching
the English language in all public schools,
and are opposed to any clannish tendencies
which keep immigrants from becoming
homogeneous part of our population. The
government is denounced for appropriatirg
money for Catholic Indian schools, and they
urge the establishment of non-sectarian
public Indian schools
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Fears for the Atlanta.

Special 10 the Ga1ette-
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Great anxiety rs
expressed at the navy department for the
safety of the United States steamship At
lanta, which was sent from
New York to the assistance
of the Despatch at Assateague shoals
Va. Nothing has been heard from her
since her departure. The Yantic, which
left New York about the same time is ~e-
ported as having arrived at Assateague in
several kilograms received from there, but
no mention is made of the Atlanta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-15

Merkel, Tex, was burned at Arlington
Monday night. 1t was valued at $1,000.
The house was occupied by f. r. Golding,
mail agent on the Texas and Pacific rail-
road, who lost nearly all his furniture,
which was but slightly insured. The ORR
gin of the fire is unknown
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Charged With Rape.

Special to the Gazette.
GUTHRIE. o. T., Oct 13-Elmer r, Car
son. young man residing near Mulhall, was
arrested on a warrant issued by Justice
Jamison, charging him with having COM
mitted rape on thirteen-year-old girl
named Matte Johnsot. He gave bond in
the sum of si00 for his appearance on Fri
day. October To-
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Gang of Horse Thieves.

5ptcIdf 10 tHt GdLtttt.
DENIsoN, GRAYsos COUNTY, TEX, Oct.
13-Three horse thieves, John Hancock,
Bud Jacobs and Kid Davis, were captured
yesterday in the Choctaw Nation and
passed through here to-day under the care
of United States marshal bound for Paris,
Tex. This, it is hoped, viii completely
break up the gang that has been operating
in the Choctaw country for the past year.
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THE BLOODY B. |. T.
HORSE THIEVES CAPTURED IN
THE CHOCTAW NATION.
News of the killing of Wash Hammond
by the Strew BrOthers-Mrs. Camp
bell demanded to Paris Jail.
Officers for a New County.

Special to the Gazette.
GUTHRIE, o. T, Oct Ex-Governor Steele
to-day appointed the following officers for
the new county in the Pottawattomie reser-
walton: Treasurer, John NJ. Mccartney;
county superintendent, W. W. Asher: com
missioners, Samuel Clay, Harvey G. Beard
and Albert McLardy; justices of the peace,
John c. King and T. R. Cook County sur
yeyor and registrar of deeds will not be APP
pointed for some time
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Yanks and JOhnnies Out.


Speclal TO the tiaZette.
NORMAN, o. T., Oct. IA territorial re-
union of the blue and gray to last three days
commenced here to-day, many old veterans
being present from all over Oklahoma
Several interesting speeches were made at
the opera house tonight. the Yanks and
Johnnies are swapping yarns and having a
good time generally. several of Oklahoma's
finest orators are billed to speak tomorrow.
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Farmer Assassinated.


GAINESVILLE, Cooke COUNTY, TEX, Oct.
IA farmer residing five miles west of
Wynnewood was called to his door last
night by two men, who had hidden them
selves in the yard, who opened fire on him
as he stepped in the door. Kidding his body
with bullets, killing him instantly. The
assassins are at large. No cause is assigned
for the bloody decd
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KANSAS CITY, kAs, Oct l3.-The Key
some iron works Ut Riverside. kas., the
.ar~est establishment of the kind in this
g!ciu;;y, was closed at 3 o'clock this after
room under attachment for S66,00 filed by
Carnegie. Phipps-& Co., of Pittsburg, Pa.
The sheriff took possession 1t once.
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Killed His Wife.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. !3-Mrs.
George Fosschler was struck on the head
with d heavy china vessel on the night of
October z and her skull was fractured.
She died last night, and the coroner's in
vestigation led to the arrest of her husband
for murder to-day. The parties quarreled
in bed when the husband arose and. seizlng
the vessel. dealt her a blow over the head.
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Mrs Campbell demanded to Paris.

ARDMoRE, L T., Oct. l3.-Mrs. Campbell
was arrested and given hearing to-day be-
fore United States Commissioner Dennee
for the killing of Wash Hammond. She
waived examination and was remanded to
Paris jail without bond to await trial. The
Strew brothers and the Indian, Smith, have
not yet been Captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-15

by the Standard Oil company are 10, pa
tented inventions, and can be used by any
firm in the transportation of oil. This
destroys the monopoly enjoyed by the
Standard Oil company in the exclusive use
of these cars
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A CRIMINAL FROM CHILDHOOD.

The Record of Young Man Who Hxa
Stolen Since Infancy.
In the rogues gallery of San Francisco
there are seven photographs of Edwin r.
Graham, twenty-three years of age, who
has been a criminal since childhood. When
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-15

West Virginia, who have been making a
tour of Northern and Western towns, Or
ganizing auxiliaries to the national asso-
citation Of Democratic clubs, arrived here
this morning
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Boy Crushed to Death.

SptVIdI
GUTHRIE, o. T., Oct 10. To-day as
Charles Meade, a farmer, was hauling a
load of wheat to market near Tulsa his
four-year-old son fell off the wagon and was
crushed to death under the wheels.
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A Cabinet Meeting,

WAsHINGToE, Oct. 13.-The cabinet meet.
ing to-day was attended by all the members
except Secretaries Blaine. Proctor and
Tracy. The session was devoted to routing
business ~
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At VINEYARD Haven.

VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, Oct. 13.-The
northeast gale continues and is raging
furiously to-day. There has been no mail
TO or from this place since Saturday, the
steamers being unable to run.
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INDIANAPOLIS ALL RIGHT.

After AN Exciting Campaign the Democrats
sweep the Yield.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Oct. lS.-The city
=lection to-day resulted in the election of
s.. . entire Democratic ticket by majOrities
lgy estimated from 1900 TO 3OOJ Sullivan
.ur mayor the present incumbent, runs
no ,head of his ticket. The campaign
IS the most exciting and bitter in the
history OF municipal politics.
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killed and seven wounded in the fight and
ffty-two persons are in custody.
t'elsoe Hadara, large village i'll Transyi,
yinia Hungary, was completely destroyed
by fire and the inhabitants lost all. The ut
most distress prevails.
At Columbus, O., yesterday, Miss Alice
Welsh, aged tifty-one years, was knocked
down, horribly mangled and killed by an
electric car
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Standard Oil Company Beaten.

SAY FRAScts'o. CkL,, Oct. 13.-Judge
Hawlcy OF IL I as. e States courts has de-
cidcd thu -, -. LIS Claimed Is patents
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Senator Faulkner and Representative BY
mum Organizing Them.

DENVER, Col, Oct. l8.-Hon. Lawrence
Gardner, secretary of the national associa-
ton of Democratic clubs, Hon. William D.
Bynum, congressional representative from
Indiana, and Senator James Faulkner OF
The morning call., 1891-10-21

| pool for san Francisco, towed to Dubl with loss
! OF all sails and several slars.
| Memoranda.
| Per Thetis-Ship Louis Walsh arrived at Oon-
alaska oct .. from Nanaimo Left in port U S stmr
| Mohican and stmr South Coast to sail oct 10; ship
| Ericsson in port. The U S stmr Bear sailed Sep;
| 80 for Seal Islands
Domestic Ports.
NAVARRo-Arrived Oct 2o-Schr Alice Kimball,
WEsTPoRT-sailed oct 2o-stmr West Coast.
| for san Francisco.
san DIEGo-Arrived Oct 2o-stmr Silver Spring.
FORT R0Ss-saued oct 2O-stmr Louis Olsen.
BoWEN 5 LANDING-Arrived Oct 20-schr Ben
der Brothers. hence Oct IA; schr Gussie klose, hce
TGREKA-Arriyed Oct 2O-schr Eva from Hum
boidt
cisco. Br bark ROYAL Tar for sydney: stmr CleOne.
OLD TACOMA-Arriyed oct 20-Bktn mary " IN
kelnan, from Port Townsend; bktn U fuhk'
PORT LUDLow-sailed Oct 2O-schr Jennie
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived Oct 20-Br bark City
of Adelaide hence Oct 3.
Sailed Oct 2O-Bktn Charles Crocker. for San
CLEoNE-sailed Oct 2O-stmr Alcatraz. for San
AsToRIA-Arrived Oct 2O-stmr oregon, hence
Oct 10: bark Esinore hence oct4.
Sailed Oct 2U-Stmr Columbia, for San Francisco;
Br bark Abernyte, for U X.
Foreign Ports.
PoRTLAND-sailed oct lS-Br ship Glencaird,
for San Francisco.
IANhMA-AiilNCuO wv 4o-DtiHL oau DIdSi uSHOo
6oLoN-saned Oct 1e-stmr Colon for New
YORK.
MoLLENDo-Arrived Oct 1s-Bark Majestic, hce
July rs.
SYDNEY-To sail Oct 2O-schr Salvador. for San
Francisco
Arrived Oct I7-Bark Sonoma from Astoria.
NEWCASTLE, NSW-ArrIved Oct 1S-Bktn Rob
ert sudden, from Noumea. to load for Honolulu and
to sal about Nov l.
HAyRE-In port-ship Challenger for Liverpool,
to discharge.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YoRK-ArTived Oct 20-Stmr Aller, from
Bremen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oct 20-Stmr Elder.
from San Pedro.
Inportations.
YAQUINA BAY-Per willamette valley-16ss cs
apples. so SKIS potatoes 81 bdlS hoop poles, kegs
nails IS rolls leather, mirrors 90 bols skins.
sk. II SKIS grape root. Is SKIS bark, 43 SKIS oys-
tors, 81 pkgs chairs, SO bxs apples, cs bacon, 9
TASKS mercury,
LoMPoC-Per Yaquina-54l2 SKIS barley. 575 SKIS
mustard. 7S4 SKIS beans, SO hos
Sur River-S12 cs honey, IL bdls hides, bX bees
wax, bdl skins, bdls pelts, bbis Sgs butter.
COnsignees.
Per Willamette Valley Moore Ferguson & Co; d
Brown: Hume Il Hart: Allen & Lewis; Peters &
Cowie Geo Morrow Il Co; A Nichols & Co; Ans
pacher Br s.: Sawyer Tanning Co. Kowalsky & Co:
W Sumner Co; Schacht LeIncke & Steiner:
Cohen; Haas Bros: g Sresoyich 4 Co; IL Dutard;
WetmOre Bros; Durham. Carrgan & Co: Carolan Il
Co: Morgan oyster CO.. w ii Bars; Carlson Courier
Anglo-California Bank.
Per Yaquina-Grangers' Business Assn: Erlanger
Galinger; Stevens " Co; Smiths Cash Store;
L J Bowen & Co; Mcpherson & Rucker; Dutard
Dalton Bros: John Laws,
For Late ShtPpin1 Hltelii2encs See Eighth Pd1.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas, $40; local make, slhc; Wool
CANNIED FRUITs-Quiet and unchanged. Quoted
81 501l 80 FOR Peaches, 81 60@l 20 for Pears
81 1892 20 for White Cherries aud 81 sOSl s5 for
Black
Beans, gOcQSlP dozen; Tomatoes, gig lbs, S5c.
COFFEE-There is a good inquiry for Costa Rlcas
but other descriptions are quiet. Quotations. are
ls14@l954c for good to prime Costa Rica free from
black beans; lSCGl9c p IL for good Costa Rica,
mixed with black beans; l6129lSc for fair Costa
Rea: lS 12@l9I4 for fair TO good washed salvador;
lsl4c for good unwashed salvador. Nicaragua and
Guatemala: 21h@2l%c for prime washed Guatc'
maa: 201a@12l u for good washed Guatemala; II ~
@l914c FOR fair washed Guatemala: 16s49l7c Tor
medium qualities: l41a@l512c for ordinary quail
COAL-heceipts continue large and the market IS
loaded up and weak, though no decline Is noted
Prices to dealers are as follows: Wellington
So SO: New wellington 50 80: Snuthfeld Yelling
ton, IS SO: Cedar River. nominal; Seattle. 81 90:
New Seattle. nominal: Coos Bay. IS g ton;
Sydney, IS y ton; scotch. $s; Brymbo So Greta'
IS: Cumberland. SO in bulk and SO IN sacks; Penn
sylydnia Anthracite Egg. $40: Welsh Anthracite
Egg, sl5 Camel, 80 E ton.
FISH No. ! Mackerel is quotable at Sl59
Is so in haIf-bbls and 81 5092 8 in kits: No
Mess Mackere 1898 % = kit; Pacific Cod. 5i2c in
bundles. eG61@c IN cases, 712c for strips S12C99c
Eastern Smoked Herring, soc; Dutch DO y 5o9
l rs p keg whitefsh. $40 iu half-bbs and $2012 %
in Kits: Ton ,ues and Sounds 81 1902 2 Kit.
QuICKSILVER-Very stit and scarce at $40 2
SYRUP-Tne Western Sugar Refinery quotes Col
den, in bDls. l7I2c q gallon.
and SO 5 2 keG for wire In 200-keg lots.
SU6AR-The estern sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crash Il
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all $3.50 = 10;
Extra Z, 4I4e Golden @, 41sc D. &C q ID; half
pbls l4c more than bbs. and boxes 42e more
The morning call., 1891-10-21

mau ST., w. 5Uxl25. Berkeley. quit claim.
L. TiIIcny and wife to NJ f. Bugnon, lot on
NE. cor. of East Fourteenth st. and FOn-
tainbleau ave-, Z. 109 :9xl9l, East Oakland,
NJ L. Bugnon to l.. Tiileny. same quit claim.
w. Beyn0n and wife to p. III. McGrath lot
16. Block ]. part of Newbury tract, Oak
land ownShip. ........-............
ID. Z. Danies0n and wife to Z. JsnsOn and
wife, lots A, 8, AZ aud 43. Block 5, Plat 3 and
part of g. Dohr Tract. Oakland Township.
A. w. Gamble to c. L. DOnnelIy, lot on s. line
OF San Jose ave-, 200 w. from Walnut ST.,
w. 50Xl50, Alameda................
G. d. Conner t. wife Is j., all real and per-
sonal pTor~' ~. etc, wheresoever situated.
NJ. L. Cox Everett lot on W. line Of
MattOx gS.T2 n. from road from
Hayward uador Valley. NV. l25120U,
EdCu TuwHs.ii ii-........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
q. p. Thomas and wife to j. Herschsr. lot on
n line OF Ward ave-, 6O4 from SW cor. OF
20-acre tract sold by Ward ct al 10 HUFF,
w. 75xl5O, San LeandrO. Observation-Disclosures.
s. j. Kimbail (wlfe of NJ to Nj. kimball lots
so, II. containing acres on plat OF S4-acre
tract, by County Surveyor, Brooklyn TOWN.
G. JahahOltz and wife to NJ. A. Yieira, lot on
50xl3O, B B-rkcley y.............. ..............-..
j. f. Morfee to W. II. Mackinnon, lot in
Block G. Map Resubdivision OF BlocSs
and F, Garfield Tract Homestead, Oakland.
S. w. Campbell (wIfe OF II. J.) TO H. NJ.
LandsberGer. lot on N. line of San Jose
ave-, 1856 +. Of Peru ST., L. 49xl 50. Alameda
II. Herbst and wife to A. st. Pierre, lot on w.
line o. Union ST.. 155:4s4 S. from Railroad
ave, 5, 25xll5, Oakland Observation-Disclosures.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
PROTECTION.


IsaU through the m fountains storm rushing past,
Though ali was left quiet and calm on The plain;
The trees Oh the height wildly tossed In the blast,
While gently below waved the ripening grain.
Yet rugged and strong, and so used to the strife,
The forest stfu stood when the tempest was spent.
So J. like an OAK. ia my Wild mountain life
often weathered its gales. though the nereest were
sent.
But the vine that was twining, glad thing, to the
tree
On its unyielding side had been beaten and torn;
And I thought how my darling trusting in me
Might be bruised in LIES trials, though proudly
upborne.
Then l. when she goes from her fathers dear cot
All clinging to me in her fondness, my vine,
VIII weave our bright bower in the Wales safest
spot;
There she'll blend her fortunes in sweet love with
mine A. +. BRADSHAW.
San Francisco. October, 1891.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
FOR THE CHARITY FUND.
An Entertainment Under the Auspices O
paIaca

An Entertainment Under the Auspices of
Palace Circle.
A meeting of Palace Circle, Kings Daugh-
tiers, was held in Parlor A of the Palace yes
terday afternoon TO complete arrange ments
for an entertainment on Saturda y evening,
the oath inst, in Irving Hall.
The proceeds will be in aid of the Charity
Fund OF the circle, and the ladies are pre-
pairing an attractive programme. At the
conclusion OF the literary and musical num-
bers there will be dancing to the music of
the band of the Fifth Artillery, U. S. A.
Refreshments will be served during the
evening. The entire programme is sub
joined:
]. Vocal solo, "In Sunny Spain. Miss Emma Pestner
Mrs. II. j. Curtis accompanist
q Recitation, "A Lady's Fam. Sen Kay
Presbyterian Chinese Mission Home.
8. Duet, violin and piano from the "DachsteIn's
Top. -.................,....M Mr.. and Mrs. Hoeher
4. Song and dance. .....-.:... Miss Leona Bresauer
8. Vocal solo, Ramona. .....Miss Jennie Towden
Mrs I. W. G. Graham, Sccompanist
g. Violin solo. Master Stanley Duesbury
z. Recitation, THE Frugal Chinese That Came
W DVSton .Shuh ran
PreSby terian Mission Home.
g. Vocal solo Miss Emily Coleman
3. Piano Sig. Martinez
Dancing, refreshments,
The morning call., 1891-10-21

hand within his. hurried to follow, and in
her haste made miSstep, which threw
her forward into arms promptly out
stretched to receive her.
Her head fell upon his shoulder. the rosy
face was upturned to his; again audacious
love in the brown eyes saw response III the
gray-can you blame him?
Marian was forgotten. their lips met, and
a faint sigh banished forever the feetlng
memory of George.
And the vows that had been plehted IN
the darkness of night were repeated IN the
glad light of day.-BostJn Globe.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
Builders' Contracts.

A. H. Murphy with Edward Brown, alterations,
ETC., on Z. line Of Howard ST., l55 n. OF Twenty
second. $3ll9: bonds $500. with j. j. McKinnon
and j. 4. HoultOn sureties.
Henry Sotje with a. fetry, to build on Elizabeth
st 130 - OF Castro, $500.
Herman Liebes with Robert Orford granite steps
at IVA Van Ness ave, $l050.
Max Davis with Samuel Ickelh elmer & Bro,
plumbing N line of Pacific ave-, l05 w. Of
Franklin st, $lO95.
Merriam f. bancroft with A. C. Bryan, to build on
S. line of Green ST.. O:6 Z. of Scott, $1,000.
Irwin C. Stump with X. Nj. Murray, additions on
Sc. cor OF PING and Jones sts., $1,000.
The morning call., 1891-10-21

Steamers to sail to-day are the City Of Pekins for
China and Japan, the Los Angeles for Humboldt
Bay and the Arcata for Coos Bay. The Point Iona
falls due from Grays Harbor the Scotia and Truckee
from Tillamook Bay and the Coos Bay from Moss
Landing. The Australia falls due from Honolulu
Monday.
The Reeme Rickmers takes for Liverpool 1894
centals Barley, 1904 eeutals Wheat. $500 cases
Salmon. etc, valued at $lS4,746; Robert * BeS-
nard for Calais 37.557 centals Wheat at $63, 3,S46.
The British iron bark Cynosurr. 764 tons. was
chartered prior TO arrival for Wheat to United
Kingdom, Hayre or Antwerp, 40s.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, october 90.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Flour quiet and easy.
Wheat slow and weak.
Chevaiier Barley wanted.
Black Oats still higher.
Corn market loaded.
Rye nominal.
Larger receipts of Hay.
Numerous changes In Seeds.
Heavy arrivals of Beans.
Common Potatoes in large supply.
Onions rather easy.
Butter advancing.
Cheese very firm.
Eggs rising.
Poultry steady.
Game bringing fair prices.
Honey dull
Fruits and Vegetables quiet.
Dried Fruits cheap.
RaisIus and Nuts unchanged.
California Hams and Bacon lower.
Lemons dull
Hops as before.
Hides and Tallow unchanged.
Wool Inactive.
Meat market well supplied.
Hogs lower.
Canned Fruits dull.
Coffee not materially changed.
Quicksilver scarce and firm.
Coal in large supply.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
snlPPiNG INrELLIG sNCE.

Arrivef.
TUESDAY, October 20.
Stmr Willamette Valley, Patton. Al hours from
Yaquna Bay; pass and mdse. to w webster
Stmr Scotia, johnson. 81 hours from TtllainooS;
lumber. to Truekee Lumber Co.
Stmr Truckee, Smith, SO hours from TiIlamooG;
lumber, to Truckee Lumber Co.
Stmr YaquIna Green, 32 hours from Lompoc;
produce. TO Goodal Perkins 4 Co.
Stmr Whitesboro, johnson Is hours from Green
wood: ties and bark. TO L White
Stmr Protection. Levison II hours I'm Fort Bragg;
lumber, to Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
Schr Newark, Beck, "a hours from B0wens Land
Mic stmr Costa Rca, Mcintyre, 31s days from De-
parture Fay; 100 tons coal To X Dunsmuir Il Sons.
Stmr Laguna, Hansen, "a hours from Usal; ium-
Der. to Pollard Il Dodge.
U stmr Thetis. Reiter. 13 days from oonalaska.
Cleared.
TUESDAY, October 20.
Stmr Geo W Elder. Lewis, Astoria; U UPRRCo.
Stlnr Los Angeles, Hannah, Eureka; Goodall,
Perkins & Co.
Ship Empire Davis. sydney; J Moore & Co.
Ship Lucie, Conway. New York; John Rosepfeld's
Sons.
Br ship City of Athens Morrison. Queenstown;
Sailed.
TUESDAY, October 20.
Stmr Eureka Smith, Wilmington.
Stmr Gypsy Jepsen Santa Cruz. etc.
Stnr Navarro. Anderson, Navarro.
Stmr Yaquina, Green. Lompoc.
Stmr Newport. Edwards, Eel River.
Ship Blue jacket, Prltchard, Seattle
Bark Seminole, weeden, Puget Sound.
Teie grap1t:.
POINT LOB0S-October 2O-10 P M-Weather
clear; wind W; velocity miles.
Spoken.
July 9. IL N 40 w, Ger bark Phuyer. hence
June 20 for Bremerhaven.
Oct 8, l S. 27 w. Br ship Caekmannanshlre, from
Antwerp for San Francisco.
miscellaneous.
LONDON. Oct 2.-Br ship Wanderer. from Liver
The morning call., 1891-10-21
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO Oct. 2O.-Porter Bros Company sold to-
day three carloads OF California fruit. Bartlett
Pears brought So 6O93 65; Duchess Pears, 81 so;
Glout Morceaus 81 45@2 60; full crates Tokays,
3292 SO; half crates Tokays 65o@Sl 25; half
Muscats, sOc@Sl 20; full crates Muscats.
81 95@2 40; single Cornichons $l@t 10:
double crates 81 1902 10: full crates Black Mo-
rocco, 81 SO; Peaches 95c9sl 10; Ounces, 81 So:
Silver rrunes 81 40; Goes late Red Pnms, SIG
81 20; Comlce Pears brought % 50G3 80: hair
boxes SecSIe Pears, 81 80 Vicar Pears, 81 05;
Winter y ellis, 81 4O9l go; Peaches. 65c9s1 10;
full crates TOEay Grapes, 81 05@2 3d. half crates
TOkays Sl4l IS; full crates Muscats 81 65@32 10 ;
half crates Muscats, 75c$l full crates Cornic hons
81 10; half crates, SIG IS half crates Black Mo
rocco, 81 lU9l 35: half crates Emperor 90c@
81 rs; Assorted, Sl9l 60
The morning call., 1891-10-21
A Ouestjon of Hearinc,

The trial Of Mrs. Mary Griffith's suit
against the Market-street Railway Com
pany, to recover $4,000 damages for the
death Of her husband, was resumed before
Judge Finn yesterday. Several witnesses
testified that the gripman of the dummy
that struck and killed the plaintiffs hus-
band neglected to warn him off the track by
ringing the bell. Then the company pro-
duced six witnesses who said that the grip
man did ring the bell
The morning call., 1891-10-21
Lost Boat and Fruit.

Isaac Zachsrowsky, a fruit-peddler, is
looking for a boat that he lost on Sunday.
He loaded it with grapes, apples and other
fruit on Sunday and went out TO disT ose Of
his stock on board the ships Uf the harbor
While on board the bark Kenyon the boat
went adrift and was picked up by gang of
boys on their way to see the boat-race. The
peddler shouted to them, but the lads con-
tinued on their way to Oakland with the
boat in tow. and no doubt most of the fruit
was eaten before the boat-race was over.
At vacation parties" the guests are ex-
Dscted to relate vacation experience.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
nrI1xonENr SAFE NOTICES.

nFIINoUENr SALE NoTfCE-sILVER KINa
~ Mining Company Location OF pfIneip1 pa P,sss
Siyer King Mining District, PinaI County, Arizona
Notice-There are delinquent upon tne Ion9Ming ~
descrt nod stocs on account OF assessment NO. q.
levied on the 18th day OF August 1891 the seyerai
amounts set opposite the names OF the respecu'e
sharenolders, as follows:
The morning call., 1891-10-21
The Wool Market.

BosToN. Oct. 20.-wool steady and quiet Terri
tory in steady demand at 6O663c for fine, 57G5Sc
for fine medium. and 5S@55c for medium. Texas,
California aud oregon WOODS quiet and steady.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2O.-WooI unchanged.
NEW YORK. oct. 20.-Wooi steady. Domestic
fleece 3OdlSbc r 10.