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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
Sought Refuge In Boston.

MILFORD, Mass, March l0.-Tho condi.
tion of Mrs. Gallagher, who was shot by
William Dillon, remains unchanged AZ.
ter committing the crime Dillon was
driven to South birmingham, where he
took the first train for Boston.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
NO AUTOPSY WILL BE HELD.

Death at Mrs. Wilson, Mother OF Ayer's
Alleged Psrricide.
AYER. Mass, March ~. Mrs. William
Wilson. mother Of Charles G. Wilson, Is
lead. Medical Examiner Hartwcll as
rribes Bright's disease as the cause OF
death, aud says she may have taken poi
sou, but he does not believe IL. No au-
topsy will be held. Professor Wood of
Harvard has not az yet made any report
on the death OF Mr. Wilson, who was sup
posed to have been poisoned Ivy his son
Charles
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
a Journalistic Venture.

NEw HAVEN, March 19.-The Evening
Leader, n new Republican paper in this
city, will make its appearance April o.
Charles w. Pickett will be managing ed.
itor. The paper will be an cight-page,
seven column issue
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Czar Must fcci Uncomr Portable.

ST. PETEgsBrRo. March l9.-Special pre-
cautions have been taken to protect the
imperial family in consequence Of the re-
ceipi ot communications from the Paris
police stating that Nihilists have prepared
to make an attempt To assassinntc the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
Caught mt Last.

THREE RIVERS, Mass, March 19.-The
Otis company has been losing cloth for
some time. Peter Austin, night foreman
was arrested yesterday, and a large mount
of the stolen cloth was found In his house.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
Preacher Commit. Suicide.

PORTSMOUTH, o., March le.-Rcv. II. ID.
Benjamin, a prominent minister, was
found In his room at Scioto dead. hanging
"a an iron bracket. Dementia caused by
sickness Is supposed to be the cause.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19

BERYr, March l9-Tbc first execlt!on
In Switzerland since 1888 took place yes.
terday at LIcetnc. An Italian named
Gaytti who murdered Mile. Dcgan, o
teacher. was guilloti cd.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
MEETING OF DEMOCRATS.
Leading Members of the Party A ssembie to
Talk Matters over.

Talk Matters over.
Special Dispatch To the Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, March 19.-There was a
meeting OF prominent Democrats OF the
state at the Narrag Hotel this after
noon to talk over the situation, polit-
ically, and get the party in lighting trim
for the Spring election.
Informal speeches were made, all the
speakers putting great stress upon the
ing Rhode Island carried by the Demo-
Gratis this Spring on account of the effect
II will havo on National politics.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
r,nnsylyau,a co,iierIe. shut Down.

" AHANoY CITY, Pa, March l9.--All the
colivries IN this district, including Ma.
han)y Jig and storage yard, have shut
down until further notice. How long the
suspsnsion will last is not known. All the
othrr miLcs throughout the valley re-
ceivei notice t0 stop work until Monday.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
An topr.ssltal,,e Move,

tCopy right b. the New York Associated Press ]
LoYDoS, March l9.--The leaders among
the striking miners privately admit that
the strike Is failure. The men have al
ready lost 10 wages, since they quit work,
An. go.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
Qmebee,s doodle Case.

QrEBEc, March lo-Tbc action taken
out on March 4 by the counsel acting for
the attorney general 10 recover 100000
"boodle" money from Ernest Pacaud, was
entered In court yesterday.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
suuariuv VImseIf.

ST PETERSBURG. March ~. = Baron
Guenzburg. the banker, who failel the
other day. has paid nearly S30.0n,ooo to
depo itor-.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
COMPTROLLER MUST PAY.

school Money Agitation In ConnectIcut
Ended by Legal Decision.
HARTFORD, March lo.-The supreme
court has decided the case Of the state VS..
Nicholas Staub, S,ote comptroller, in favor
of the state, ~2dis is the case which was
brougb, 10 compel the comptroller TO
sraw on the treasurer for the school money
for the towns Of the state. The towns will
be relieved by reason of this decision from
the necessity of borrowing several hun.
dred thousands OF dollars. The decision
settles the case and the comptroller paws.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
PreserYc Kettles Trec.

The Union Pacific Tea Company will give
preserve kettles free to any person buyins
one pound Of tea or one pound at baking
powder nj their store. 800 Main street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19

Advor''se vour wants tn The rsIurst
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
r overs For Every Occas on

at 4. o'Reilly'. On Main -Lee. A choice
assortmcn way. "n hand. F'owsr Tor
funerals. wedding parties, ETC.. msie up nt
short notice and satisfactorily.
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Tn. T. and a Cigar.

Nicost plsco in tho city. ". A. Kendall, Suo
successor to Kendall n Carpenter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
Isckawnnnn Coal.

ifyOu want good coal for your range. call
al No. 2H Main street md or,ler LackawanDa
stove Coal. JoHS :. CcrrNxLL. Trustee.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19

NEw YORK. March ia sheriff's jury
has found Mrs. Ada Thorpe LOTUS, the
writer, insane.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19

Murray's Malaria MIuu,e ~ NJ :,
pewfpchcf
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19

II you've got q pain or ache or n bruisc
salvation OIL will reach the case instantly
% cents
Attention Voters, by resolution passed by
our Legislature, all citizens are requested O.
use Dr. Bulls Cough syrup aud recommend
same NJ the peoples remedy for coughs, and
cOlds. - q.
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Great lsnrgnInA.

Plush Parior Suits..".................. hl %
Rug Parior suit-.. t-.....".............".... J5.3j
Look In our windows for bargains.
PAwruoKET FURNITURE COMPANY.
~ North Main street.
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sseansbIp Tiekcts

And drafts at iowc-'- rates Mt ~. Moy \
Co.'S, MAIN street
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street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19

rarlors In the stat 1.-THE wooiIhno
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
4 Fine Line of Cigal

Hest hveccui cigar made soid nv all dealer
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19

<t the Capitol. r. A. Kendaii. successor TO
Kendall a Carpenter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19

smoke rarker Ironsc Bouquo, c'ais.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19

Advertise your wants N tn. rSrvuS,.
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ADVERTISE your want. in uiv TnBrss
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At the Capitol. r. a. Kendall. succ s-ot "a
kcndall a Carpenter. 80
The morning call., 1892-02-28

people passed through the blue parlor dur
ing the two hours and half that the levee
lasted, and with it all there was none of the
crowding, pushing and discomfort that
makes
TIE LAST CARD RECEPTION
Still matter Cf talk. The general public
marshalled itself in line two abreast and at
8 o'clock. when the reception began. the
queue extended from the doorway, down
the pathway to the gates aud on to the cor
ner OF Seventeenth street. Every few min
ates the line moved no, but 1t grew as fast
at the other end and for another hour and
a half still touched the corner of Seven
teenth street. Indoors there were music
and lights and flowers and more pretty
women in the blue parlor than could be
counted. Mrs. Harrison III gown of cleo
trio blue brOcade and darker velvets with
much point lace about the c0rsage had tie
wives of Repr esentatives Hit and Lock
wood receiving with her, and q score Of
young girls in charming house toilets as
sisted behind the line. where numbers were
asked to lnger Mrs. HUI Is one OF
the strikingly handso G women in
society young. with fne clear fea-
lures, fresh color, dark eyes
and perfectly snOw-white hair. This
beautiful. wavy, glossy white hair goes per-
fectly with her fine features and c0l0ring
aud gives her much the look OF powdered
marquise Of the last century. In addition
she is always perfectly gOwned. aud having
lived in Paris for many years has all the
marks of Parisienne in the daintneSs and
perfection of her toilets. With Mrs. Nc
Kee, Mrs Russell Harrison and the two
nieces, Mrs. Dimmick and Mrs. Parker,
Mrs Harrison had household staff equal
to looking after the large company Of assist
ants ard the friends asked to linger in the
blue parlor ana later to take part in the in-
formal tea in the upper corridor. BOull0n
and thin bread and butter. tea and walters
l. t,r.y~
such function. and after hall-hOur the
company disperses. M.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

north drift on the 500 level without any change OF
Importance since last report the face being in tale
and quartz for width, some Of which assays lair.
PEER During the week have been engaged in
taking up pipe. etc, and moving material from the
top OF the mountain TO the east side and getting
things IN shape preparatory TO starting the east SIDE
tunnel
The Alta delinquent sale takes place tomorrow.
A prospect OF $40 TO the carload was recently
obtained at the histle shaft, near GibS0nVilie
Sierra County, where so men are employed There
is plenty OF ricn gravel tunnel more than mile
long will be started next summer.
Parties working in Peavine District, near Reno,
say they a showing that Will create stir
in the spring. long time ago the district con-
tanned lively camp-PoeVllle. and the PaymaSter
aud Golden Fleece mines were considered DO
last week TO investigate matters After day stay
In Idaho Falls he took his departure for points
lower down the river. The gentleman claimed from
what he knew OF the bars In the bed OF the river
that, with a One-half decrease in the flow or the
water IN the Snake River, about 400 miles would Do
thronged with miners. 1t is well known that the
various canals which are being taken out OF Snake
River Will have a tendency TO lower the water our
ing the midsummer months, which VIII not only
expose the rich bars, but furnish abundance or
water for sluiciug purposes. Since the canals have
been taken out IA this vicinity, there is already
perceptible difference in the volume OF water at
points from 100 to $50 miles below here 10 our GER
tain know ledge. The high waters In the spring
again supply the bars with gold, ana we cannot see
why mining on Snake River will not be a perpetual
thing, giving employment during the summer
months 10 thOusand OF men. Verify, II is bonanza,
and few years only will prove the truthfulnsss OF
eur assertions.
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call., 1892-02-28
NATURAL SEWAGE.
subterranean Passages HOneycomb the
Ground Beneath st. Louis.
star


star Sayings.
"DO you know" said Sewer Commissioner
Southland, that before the present sewerage
system of the city was put in there existed
a system Of natural underground sewers
which carried off the drainage Of the city?
Go down to the southern outskirts OF the
city and you will see scattered here and
there square shafts of rough stone sticking
up out If the ground, from one to tea feet
above the surface. Look into one of these
and it seems to be bOttomless. Some Of
them. however, are different; you can see
the bottom. and they appear to be just or
binary shallow holes. They have outlets,
however, underground passages that wind
far away int the earth, and through these
the drainage escapes emptying eventually, L
presume, into the river Some of these
holes, however, are over half a mile from
the river.
Before the shafts were built they were
simply sinkhOles. generally in the middle of
a wide and deep depression. They were
walled in, however, the shafts built up, and
the dirt washed down was held by them and
the land leyeled.
- think that they were caused by some
great upheaval Of the Mississippi Valley,
possibly the same that caused the New
Madrid earthquake in 1896. The land about
them looks as If IL had been lifted up and
let down. causing sinkhole in the middle.
This same eruption doubtless produced the
underground passage between the layers Of
limestone Some Of these shafts were built
70 the height OF twenty feet, but the dirt has
filed in about them until sometimes they
are level with the surface Of the ground
Twenty-Five years ago there were hundreds
Of them, and there are now between 100 and
200 that have been walled up / have never
seen elsewhere anything like such an eX-
tensive system Of natural underground
sewage as this"
The morning call., 1892-02-28
THE STOCK MARKET.

The Tast week was very dull and uninterestlug
Prices have reached a very low figure and It looked
az one time II the dun times OF 10 1886 were to
be repeated The actions OF certain stocks have
shown very clearly that the decline was duly ar
ranged, as no amount Of stock brought out In
order to depress prices. There are many who be-
Iieye that IL was done 10 Offset the actions OF the
"comblne" in their efforts to gain control Of the
Hale NOrcrOss. and that Instead OF forcing Others
equally DESTROYS controlling the destinIes OF that
eelebra ted mine to go into the market and buy up
the stock. and thereby advance prices, they simply
stood from under stocks they already owned and
forced them downward, with the hopes OF making
peope sell NOrcrOss in order TO cover their other
interests. The manner in whichthis special stock
was sacrificed during the week gives color to this
theory No news OF any importance was received
during week, but 1t is generally believed that
something unusual is about TO take place IN Ophir.
The stock been quietly absorbed lately until its
scarcity upon the street is freely commented upon.
ON tue early cali the north nd stocks showed
corresponding advance. ophir was plentiful at
So 70, Mexican 81 20, Curry 81 So Best Belcher
~ 10 and Con. Cal Virginia. TO the sales OF 500
shares which came principally from walls. who
seemed to have a large supply OF stock. Noreross
opened strong at $l3.@l 10, and 900 shares were
placed on record Choliar and Potosi were IN de-
inand at 81 20 each and Savage was steady at
al O5 the Gold HIN stocks Beeher sold at 81 10,
Confidence 81 40, Crown Point 95c, overmau soc
and Jacket Use. The balance OF the market
hing fire for time. then turned, and closed very
weak Walls being heavy seller and Con. Cal. &
virginia closed weak at "a 10 asked
NOTES
silver remained unchanged I'm New York yester-
day bars selling at 903so and certificates SU9so,
Mr. j. w. Maekay Will probably arrive tho
Coast about the first of April.
The yellow jacket Is shipping 90 tons OF ore per
day TO the Brunswick mill.
In the Scorpion, on the 900 level the Joint north
lateral drift from the Union shaft was advanced Is
feet making Its total length t95 feet; In soft
porpnyry and streaks or clay. There about
inches OF water running from the face OF the drift
The weekly reports OF the Quiotoas are as fol
lows:
CRocKER-The south drift from Tunnel has
been advanced feet, with the face In favorable
looking quartz Z or width showing some value,
PEERLEss-Fair progress is being made in the
The morning call., 1892-02-28

104c; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city trade
l2@l21ac; California Hams salt, loo 2 n refTigera-
tor-eured, 1l9l 1ac n; Lard. terces. Eastern
all kinds, 8s4 Gee; cases. 1Ol4@1O$lc California
tierces, 9Gg9l4e; haf-bbls, 9Lf09I2c; tins IOci
pals. l9-lb lOI5c; do. 5-ib. lO14c; kegs 91zaIO
e ID; Mess Beef, 81 50G8; extra mess do, IS 503g;
family do, 81 50Gl2; clear Pork Sl9 5000:
extra prime, $l59l5 80; extra clear, $2UG2O so;
mess Sl7 500lS 2 n: Pig Pork, 2 key. 1903 IS /:
Pigs Feet. $l29lZ IS e bbi; Smoked Beef, 1I1%9
l2c q 70
HoPs-Quoted at 171s92Oc p 10 for common to
choice.
HIDES AND PELTs-Heavy sailed steers, 10
nc; medium, &c: light, A6i14 &C. Cowhides4@iI4c;
sailed Kip, 3$4@fc: sailed Calf &C. dry Hides.
usual selection Toe; dry Kps. 5tGlOc; prime Goat
skins. 5O45Oc each; Kids, SOLOS; DeerSkIns, good
summer SIZE; medium. 309321Ac; winter, 2O9
25c: Shcep5sins, sheariings. l0025c; short wool,
400 Zoe; medium, 100000; long wool, 90c9Sl 40
Z ID. Culis Of all kinds about u less
IALLOW-NO. ! rendered, 414Q434c; No 2, 3Ja
G4c; refined 5&4Qj7sc p n.
WOOL-We quOte fall Woods as follows: San
Joaquin and Southern S99c; san joaquin aud
Southern Lambs, 9gl1c. Uld spring clips range
follows: Choice Northern, l7G2Oe; Southern. seven
months, l2lSH lSc q ID.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

Tie California geological Club met yesterday
afternoon IN the Academy Of Sciences Building
Professor David Starr Jordan presiding. Ghe
attendance was larger titan on any previous oe-
easion, over $50 members being present Tie
feature Of the meeting was paper by Professor
jordan, giving a history Of natural history ex,
plOIers on the Pacific Coast ii0m me tinie "
i elias discoveries IN 1881 up 10 the present
day. stella was a German naturalist IN the en-
fiOv OF The Russian Government and 10 Inc y az
above mentioned visited Alaska on an eAp y
eYUediflou. lie was tue nIst TO classify aclnc
Coast salmon. This genus the investigator
.yided iniO five species, which division Is SIN
recognized by all naturdiisIs.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Wheat was weak and lower
just at the opening there was a temporary firm
feeling, with prices 1sG3sc higher than yesterdays
closing, but the frmness soon gave way to weak
ness and prices declined &c below the top prices
ached early the day, and the closing rather
tame at the inside figures reached Receipts
7lSOOO bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels Rye
quiet at 81 zoe. Barley quiet al $50.
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Whear-Cash, S734c. Corn
4Of4c. POrk-$1l Us. Lard-S6 40. Rlbs-$5 70.
W hSkY-Sl IA.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

The Los Angeles sails to-day for San Pedro. The
wellington falls due from Departure Bay, the Pc
mona from Humboldt Bay. the Santa Rosa from
san Diego and the Gypsy from the Salinas River.
Tic morrow Collection Gay) the Emily sails for
Coos Bay. The Empire falls due from NanaimO
and the Eureka from Newport.
The bark Chas. b. keuney, 1913 tons. and ship
Levi q. Burgess, 1886 tons, lOau CaHneTy Supplies
for ALASKA: barkeutine Chehalis. 656 tons Coal at
Departure Bay for this port; Norwegian bark Ne
meutO $50 tons. Lumber on the sound for SydGey,
4Os, Melbourne, Adelaide Port firie sos prior
arrival; British iron Jarkentine OmeO, 7SS tons,
Redwood al Humboldt f0r sydney.
The morning call., 1892-02-28
COUNTRY CLUB.
Great Success of the First Match
Of the Season.
f, ". TslIart, Last Years Club Champion,
B:ldl1g Fair 20 Retain the Tile By Kill
ing 90 Out CT p Birds.

a larg C OVID OF the ElemIeTS Of the Country
Cub aud TRENDS assembled al The shooting
ground CD tie Oakland race-track yesterday
segeH season pigeon shoots
Iie match was at Twelve birds each with
L. ldicag rlsa. Twenty-ioW marksmeG COM
d led. and some If the Gpest amateur shooting
IL seen Oh the PsciGc Cost was Witnessed.
SO su6W how good ir was, last years club cham
3on, F. 81. TaiIani, from the BOY I'd mark not
jl.y Kill. q eleven out Of his twelve birds, only
using bis second barrel three TINES but 10 the
match aud t4e three subsequent "freeZe-0uts" lie
s-1t az iwc8ty-lbree bids Do al, Killing aud
scauug twenty. and ths remaining three fell
ed outside the fence. This was "g00d
senoggh.'tai Alc waugh would say.
D. ,. Woodward also shot n splendid form,
being IuuuerUD 10 Tallaut with a score Of ten
-s.-j u possible twelve Ed DOnOl0e's shoot
z5aE was also remarkable, his avn DeIBg very
4lIy. and lie got 10 Oh his birds quick a.
ash, rarely having recourse 10 his second barrel.
GOOD ALL-AROCSD AVERAGE.
-. IAe at!-ar0uBd average was fist rate, "a the
-r- G proves. IEirty-hve dozen birds were shot
T. md a very quick and strong lot they were.
90 70 Daddy Rice was on hand. as usual with
lie Iiyeou-jTaps and ieirieVeEs and fully up held
ri- uaE0-ea 7ed reputation. The various fright
and left quarters "incOmers" aad 'talers"
eve the SpOrsmen many d puZZng shot.
B-Ges birds are seldom seen.
The gathering WIS IS merry and chafy q one
rs could be brought together on fine day. Fun
q ed tie very air. and such expressions as
fhat picnic . Why did YOU shoot dead
LId ~ p" NBat a flyer" Hard luck" eic
& eeted the y5aIiOus successful and unsuccessful
.MJlksneuas hey rstutned from the sc9ge line
The morning call., 1892-02-28
General Merchandise.

BAGs-CaIeuttas, for June delivery, 714@71ze;
Wool Bags. 36Gl38e
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope, l212c; 12thread
13c, and thread, 1916; Bale Rope, 12JRG t3c;
Binder Twlne, lac; Grapevine Irvine 121ac In
balls and coils; Hop Irvine l21ac; Lathyarn llISc;
Duplex rope, I0c; 12-thread, l0L2c; 8 and 8 90,
lie y ~ Bale rope, 91ac; Lathyarn, SC: Hop
Irvine, Toe; Grapevine Irvine. balls coils
lie; Binder Irvine, &c u n Sisal Rope, lOIac:
l2-thread, lie; and thread, HE; Bale Rope,
1OGlD1Rc; Binder Irvine, lie r ID.
SALMON-AlaskaR Fish, 81 07Ia6l 10 for King.
81 U2i2GI 08 for Red aud 971ac6ySI for Silver;
British Columbian, 81 3712@l Az 2 doz; Columbia
River Fish, 81 1901 so p dozen.
SJGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 5&sc e n Dry Granuated.
sc 2 n: C0nfectiOneTs' a. 4TsC; Extra c. 4HC:
than bDIs and boxes Ice more.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

George r. Lang with George r. Lang, to erect a
dwelling line OF Fell street. 1873 - h. of Ash
bury. S5O00.
ope-story cottage on line OF Page street 81 IS W
OF Shradcr $500; bonds $500, John Mccormick
and r. c. Horhuug, sureties
Ellen IittIeford with George Lack, alterations
and additions. L line or Hyde street y of Call
fornia. SlS25
A. J. Gallagher with Frank Williams, to erect a
three-story frame dwelling on NE C or. OF Hayes and
buchanan streets. $3.50.
Henry GoaTy with j. J. Mauseau, to erect a dwell-
ing on s line OF o. Farrell street. 80 w OF Pierce
$500.
G. Curtin with Henry Rolling, g erect a three
story frame dwelling on line OF Antonio street
II q w OF Jones Si400.
The morning call., 1892-02-28
San Francisco No. Market.

as follows
BEEF-First quality. 7a7Iae; second quality, GO
612c; third do, 41z695 IZc.
YEAI-Large, 6G71sc: small Calves 718@9c.
NUTTON-We thers, lie; Ewes. lOI2Gi1C.
LAMB-NOmIuai at I19l2c z ID.
PORK-Live Hogs, 1i4943sc 2 % for heavy
hard graiH-fed; 4S4l5c Tor light average do; stVc6
Hogs, 49414C Z ID; dressed do, 7&4 48I4C ? 10.
The morning call., 1892-02-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. az.

SATURDAY EvENISa Feb. az.
SUMMARY Or THE MARKETS
Wheat quiet.
Barley futures higher.
Other Cereals featureleSs
Bran and Middlings lower.
Beans unchanged.
Heavy arrivals OF Potatoes and Onions
Butter aud Eggs very wenk.
Poultry nominal
Citrus Fruits declining.
Vegetables Sc eady.
The morning call., 1892-02-28
Eprlisb Wbe,t markell.

LIVERPOOL. Feb 27.-The spot market is steady
at IS Id. Cargoes quiet at 40s for OF coast 40s
for just shipped and 40s for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, rs I'D; April, rs
ia; My, rs I'D; June, Is 9Ad.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Feb. 81. = Consos, 90 3-16; Silver
al TIC; Rentes 96f Toe.
The morning call., 1892-02-28
New York Markets..

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-The stock market was
strong to-day the whole, but very dull the only
features being Delaware and Hudson and Rio
Grande preferred Tho close was strong at the best
prices, dasl chruges being generally small gains.
The morning call., 1892-02-28

Shakespeare clubs have become fad at
Noblesvlle. Ind. There is a large organi-
Zatlon of teachers and citizens who meet
each week for the study of the poet. A new
organization has also been formed among
the younger people for the same purpose.
The morning call., 1892-02-28
Rank CIearinrs.


Local bank cleagings last week were SIl,439,-
1sI. against Sl3 155, l49 for the same week last