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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-11
In the French Congress.

Paris, Nov. 10.-In the deputies to-day
Prime Ministet Loubet asked shat WeInes-
day be txed as the day for discussing the
bill increasing penalties that may be in
tllcted on newspapers publishing articles
that lncite to murder ana piilagS. The re-
quest caused muoA excitement, membera of
tine hight aCcuslng the government of weak
ness III reGar to the Carneaux troubles, and
III dealing with aoolaIlsts. After a heated
debate tbs request was agreed to. The
spirit tax Will cone up, and notwithstanG.
ing the OPPOSITE III of Rouvie minister OF
finance, the chamler declded, $40 to l45. tc
supI ress all sttte duties on wInes, beer, etc
Tho report OF the budget committee de
olared that the adoption of such an amend
rnent would entail a deficit of IS. 600, OOl
francs.
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SILVER BOW.
Very Close Race of Four Candidates for
the Legislatures.

Very Close Race of Four Candidates for
the Legislature.
BUTTE, Nov. 10.-[Special. l-Returns re-
eeived from practically the entire country
show the following vote on president: Har-
rison 300. Cleveland 1855. Weaver 2,312.
This shows abont 700 plurality for Harri-
son in the county. For representative In
congress Hertman's election ia generally
conceded here, but many of Dixon's friends
are still confident that he will pull through
by a very small plurality. Hartman's plut-
atty in this county hes been reduced by
later returns. The vote for congressman
now stands: Hartman 2. 726, Dixon 1854,
Edwards 6. 366. Dixon 10 only thirty behind
Hartman in the county. Kennedy ran bet
ter than Collins here. The vote on gov
ernor 10: Richards Bis, Kennedy 1861,
Collins 1876. For Lieutenant governor
Botkin has a big lead over Melton, but
Cullum. the peoples party man, ran better
in his own home. The vote is:
Botkin 1924, Cullum 2,676, Melton 2,201.
For attorney-genrral Miss Knowles has q
plu atty of about 100 oveE the republican
candidate in the county,; movies 1850.
Haskell 2,S71, Day 2.052. Judge Pemberton
leads Blake by about $500 in this county.
Pemberton 5000, Blake 1865. For secre-
tary of state: Rotwitt, 1868, Allen 2Gl7,
Folk 2,234. For state treasurer: Cook 2,S70,
Mckay 9, 493. Whalev .. 106. State superin-
tendent of public schools: Steere 3, 4S5, Ma
honey 2,713. Clerk of the supreme court:
Webster 2 .946. Sloane 2. 298, Coates 2, 172.
William McDe mot, democrat, is in all
probability elected to the state senate by q
Flu atty of 6S over Sargent. republican.
The legislative ticket nnnot be definitely
settled until the official count. as there are
only five votes between four candidates. In
all probability the representatives. from
Silver Bow will be five republicans, two
democrats AMI three populists. Mediation,
democrat, aud speer, republican, are prob
ably chosen judges of the district court.
The republicans elect their complete county
tiaEAt
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Pauncefote Gets Back.

New YORK, Nov. 10.-Sir Julian Paunee-
fote, British u,inister to the United States.
arrived to-day by the Majestic. After ex-
pressing pleasure at r~eassuming official du-
ties, Pauncefote said the relations between
the two countries are in every way salts
factory. "Of course the English people
take interest in American politics, 80 far as
international is concerned, but
it is not my place to discuss any phase of
Ameri an rolities.' Rega, ding the none
tary conference at b ussels, hs said that
there is such a dlverHty Of opinion upon
the subj1ct that new iignt is awaited with
great interest and lie felt that the confer
ence would give more information than ever
before possessed. He had no opinion az to
the character of tie decision which the
conference may make.
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PERSONAL.

j. B. Ross, of PhilipsburR, is a visitor &c
the city.
l.. Beve-idge and family returned from
San Francisco yesterday.
William Mayer. of Marysville. is regis
tered at the Grand Genital.
w. N. Ten Eyok. of Radersburg, is among
the out-of-town visitors to Helena.
A. II. Kappan. d. G. Weggen. Leroy
Smith and w. X. Nooian for Chicago, were
the departures booked over the Great
Northern yesterday.
Arthur w. Young for St. Paul, Mrs. II.
Pearson for 81. Louis, Miss Lizzie Waugh
for Coal Mine Junction. Texas, b. L. Miller
for Macon. Mo-. ALDER X. Gemenard, Will
liam Gemenard and Charles Gsmenard for
Hamburg, were the Northern Pacific de-
psrtures booked Yesterday.
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The New Merchants Hotel,

Now opened on the European plan, offers
the following low rates to transient guests:
$1.25 per day (parlor hoor); 81 per day
(third foor]; 70 cents par day Fourth
floor. Ext a for more than one occupant,
special rates 80 theatrical people. and per
manens guests. Every room heated by
steam ana lIghtsd by electricity. Hot and
cold water and pc celain baths on each
floor. New hardwood furniture and brus-
sells carp e in guests' rooms, wids and spa
cious Railways, carpeted with crimsor
velvet.
d ming room. table d'hote. Guests Will
find good meals in the dining room in this
house, operated by the Misses Maggie,
Meals, 80 cents. Weekly rates to perma-
nent boa dsrs.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. l0.-Grand Master Sar-
geant, of the Brotherhood of Fireman,
passed through the CITY to-day and said Il
WIS nonsense about employees striking dur
ing tue Worlds lar, hut adde / that II taev
were not fairy met they y obuhy would
select for a strike u time ut which thew were
most likely to be successful. Nothing il
yet done toward forming a federation of
all railroad ORDER, but "a peRnt thought it
a question OF q short time only.
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Hot After the outlaw

DEMINd, N. NJ, Nov. 10.--A dispatch was
roc iyeI this morning from Lieut.. Bean
stating that his detail f on Fort Bowie is
in hot pursuit of the Kid ant his band of
Apaches. IAe9 came no nsAr them in
Doubtful CANYON, ArIzDnH, tina the ~Inaians
had to leave their camp utensils to escape.
II Is expected thRt before this the gang has
been captured or many OF them killed.
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CoLuMEus, o., Nov. l0.-Fu' ther new Of
TIL tragedy IN Anderson county on election
day, ahow that three wee killed and three
b~ystanders wounded. X. G. Carter, repub-
ilcan supervisor. n a quar- "a with }. W,
Esti democrat, hred at the lutte hit
Solnmbus Glenn. democratic manager.
C7rter contlruod to tire. The latter then
shot Carter.
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teiesoopinG the cabooso and fou other ears.
A considerable number of people were IA
the eaboose, several of whom we're pinned
in tho wreck, which caught fire. Their
plaadings for assistance we're pisiful in the
extreme, bat nothing could be lone for
them and they were literally burned alive.
The following are the names OF the dead;
Miss Lizzie Butler and Mrs. Jonea, both OF
this city. aud an unknown man and a wo-
man. The forn,er is supposed 10 be a
butcher Of Oskaloosn. Two others were
badly burned.
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Bucklen's Arnica "a "

The Best Salve in the word for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chopped Hands. Chllblains,
Co Ms and all Skin Eiuptions, and IosI-
tlyely cures Piles or no money required. 1T
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For saie by ii, M. Pa, chen IL Co.
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Democrats -ween .Jeffersnn-

JEFFERSON, Nov. ~l0.-tspecial = Seven
teen precincts out Of thirty give Cleveland
$50, Har ison 500; Ok II Clio, Ha,tman 522:
Collins G22, RIcka"Is 5lG; ~~appirqton SD.
Lynde 524, Locktart G-3, NaLls $50, futile
b36, Hay 522, Winters 525, 1urne 474. The
democratic county ticket is elected exc pt
sheriff.
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Arrivals at the Graut Central.

G Riale, fimini Miss Ida Olson, Marys-
Marx Bruno, Mays Vile
vile d :. Larson, Helena
John Langan, Marys- Miss Hattie st. ckman,
vile Silver
j h loss, Ihilipsburg VIM Mayer, Marys-
John y Heating. Ilacer vile
d Y Penrod. jefferson John Boyd. York
City VIM Nj richardson,
Vim N Ten Eyck. Ra- Col en- Grove
dersburg j L Pitts. boston
John X Taylor. Greg James NJ Clegg, Greg
DRY DRY
w A Clark, st Paul w nolls, San Francisco
Mrs Mary Lobby and Carl Neitzel, Montana
child, J asst Pacific ,ity
van hudman. tikhorn John Villains, Elk
John Paul, Llkhorn horn
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Arrivals at the Helena.

] P Thrill, St Louis J w Forbis. Butte
q L Hoffman. ct Louis Il L McCulloh, Helena
Ii Lyme, Denver l. NJ Herman. Chicago
Gus falk. Chicago HE Il Hatiletinger. Phil
A ID Whitney and wife, adelphIa
Olympia, u ash w Whitney and wife,
Cecil - 1ates. Denver Mirsoula
+ Nj Malone. Miles tity Leo ochehin, st Louis
Fred strauss, Cincin- W l. Taylor, canton,
natl III
j l. Coles, Coles Camp Alan b Murray, Coke
Mrs hos j brett, Chi dale
cago EEzekiel, Chicago
w W Curlier, Great w Ii rimson. Mis-
Falls soula
Chas Calame, Portland
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Corporal Tanner appointed

MILWAUKEE, Nov. l0.-Commander-in-
Chief Weissert, 6. A. r., has appointed
Corporal James Tanner, Of BROOKLYN. jude
advocate general. This completss the per
sonnet OF the staff of the communicative
Chief.
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qwn Freiehts Game rnr.,nar

OrTuMwA, Iowa, Nov. l0-At Highland
Center last night. on tho St. Paul road, a
fsss freight dashed into a local f.elght,
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The stock OF ladies' and children's oloaks q
The loo Hive are settling fast because thei
prices are the lowest.
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DILLON, Nov. l0.-Larecial. 1--Hartman's
majority in Beaverhe~d will reach 1850.
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Uncle Kiah stamped around the room and
tore his hair in an ecstasy Of rage.
1.-The fools amt all dead yelY said he
"that's plain enough Ia laid out to give
you and your wife here hundred-dOllar
bond for a gift-and l packed it into the
old stoyepipe. with A lot OF waste paper.
to make sure there shouldn't be no mistake
about your gettin' on it, and so it's gone up
the chimbly, with the rest Of the sparks and
smoked!
Jonathan grew lividly pale and Mary
uttered a little shrek OF dismay. For
moment the holiday glow seemed to have
faded out of all their hearts. For moment
only, however, Aunt Whey came promptly
10 the rescue.
you're right there, Hezekiah Knott"
said she, nobody but q fool would ha'
thought of tuckin' hundred-dolar bonds up
into the elbeT Of an old stOvepipe. And it's
lucky for YOU and these folks here that
happened to want little waste paper TO
wrap round this ere old china in my basket,
and took the stuffin' outen the stoYepipe-
amt ii now"
she extended the basket to Mary
Knott. Old Hezekiah bounced upon it
like starved cat on mouse,
and dragged the paper wrapping forth.
Here IL Is nOw-the very hundred
dollar bOndP he shrieked, waving it
triumphRntly above his head. "HOOTay,
jonathan! Old woman" TO his wife,
you're the sensiblest Of the lott!
They sat down TO dinner with bright faces
and joyful hearts
Uncle" said Jonathan. chow shall Mary
and l ever thank you for your generous
PRESENT."
Don't say nnthln' more about It," said
Uncle Kiah. YOU'RE the only one OF our
relations as ever invited US to dine with
them, and l guess we can afford to make
you present Ell, old woman?"
And Aunt Whey smiled a broad assent.
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pGpershen do. rose p 70: softsheIi Almonds. 1919
@ll14c p n; hardsheii do, -; papershell. IL
else; chile Walnuts SGeac; Peanuts. 212G5c Tor
domestic; Hickory Nuts. H4Se. Fecans nag sc
for small and I59l6c Tor large; Flibert5, ll9
l2c: Brazil Nuts 612QSe: COcoanutS, 81 q 100.
VEGETABLES Over 760 boxes Of Tomatoes came
ia from Los Angeles yesterday aud broEe the mar
ket Green Corn. 81 25er 70 r SIX Tor Winters aud 20
925c q doz for Bay: Green Peppers 20c Il 10; Egg
Plant, l5c 10: Cucumbers, $lGl 70 2 bcx for COM
mon and 81 1892 90 a box for Bay; String Beans,
@4c g 70; Refugee Beans 4G6c q ID. Wax Beans,
3@5c Summer Squash, lO@25e Y box Tor Winters
and 55gi0c y box for Bay; Asparagus 81 50a
z box; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 75c@Sl Nacavilie
Tomatoes 75c9 81 20 Cabbage. 40@50c q eti; Feed
Carrots, soc; 1urnips, 5OG75c Beets 81; Parsnlps
81 % Garlic 2Q0ic p 4.
PROVISIONS-EasternC Covered Breakfast Bacon
12AGl3c: California Smoked Bacon, l015Gl034c
for heavy and medium. l261l3c for light aud 3l4
Ql3Iac for extra light; Bacon Sides. lC14@1OIac:
Eastern sugar cured Hams for city trade, lS1Aa
lac; California Hams. salt. lIlzG12c = 10; refrig
eratoT-eured, 12h@i2$4c; Lard, tierces Eastern,
terces. ss4@9e; balfbbs, 9A@sI2c; tins 10c;
pals. l0-D, lO1ac: do Old. l014c; kegs, 94@lOc
y 10; Mess Beef. 81 50G8; extra mess do. SO 50G9;
family do. 81 500l2: clear PORK. $40 5002O;
mess, ST 501IS 2 u: Pig Pork p keg. S3e33 20:
Pigs Feet $l2@l2 70 r bbl Smoked Beef nag
l2c = %.
HoPS-Quoted at I56lSc bid for new crop.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers. "a I4c
medium, &c p 10; light 49415c; Cowhides 412c;
sailed KIP &c; Salted Cali 7c; dry Hides usual
ton, &c; dry Kips. &c; dry Calf &c; prime Goat.
skins, 3O95Oc each Kids 5Gl0c; Deerskins, good
summer, 112c medium. 30Q3zl2c; winter 200
40G7Oc; medium, 70G90c; long wool, 9OcGSl 40
each Culls OF all kinds about 1s less.
TALLOW-EO. l rendered 4G4l4 No. ., 3i4G
315c; rehned, 6ll6l4c q 10
NOOL-Spring Wool is quoted as follows: South
ern and San joaquin. years clips, ll1l2bse n 10;
do seven months, l2@l5c z n Foothil, l59IT13c;
elmo, lOg2 2c; Nevada. l5417cG 10; Eastern Ore
gon' I5GI1c; Valley oregon, ls9ZOc q 10.
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stabbed five Times.
William Ellison, furniture-dealer. Twins
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at II Sherwood place. entered Mission
street saloon early yesterday morning and
made uncomplmentary remarks about q
billiard game in progress there. One of the
players, known as "Hindoo" Watson, struck
him In the stomach. Ellison knocked Wat
son down by hitting him On the head with
q billiard cue. Watson followed Ellison to
Third and Howard streets, and stabbed him
once in the left arm and four times in the
left leg. The "Hindoo" fed and Ellison
went to the Receiving Hospital for treat
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EnrIish Wheat NIarket.

LIVERPOOL, June 27.-The spot market Is lower
at 7sd. Csrgoes are lower at 34s 80 for OF coast
S4s Sd fer Just shipped and 34s 80 for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter. June.
bs 61ad July. IS I'd: August, Is Sd; september,
6s SAD; October. is Ss4d; November, IS 81.
SECURITIES.
LoNDoN. June 27.-ConsOls, 96I2; Silver, 4OI4d;
Reutes, 9Sf S21ac.
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO, june 27.-The Porter Brothers Com
pary sold to-day three carloads of Calfornla fruit
Including Peaches at 81 lOGll IS: Koenig Claude
Plums 81 1922 IS: Royal Hative Pluns, 50 55 !:
ApriCotS. S5CHSl 20: Tragedy Pruues, IS Peach
Apricots. 81 40; Cherry Plums 81 65G 80; small
boI es. 81; Royal Annie Cherries 81 6O9l IS; Re
puUlic8ns 81 80.
he Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices for California fruit sold at auction to-day
Royal Anne Cherries. 5 90G2; Republicans. $26
2 80; Tartarians 81 1902. ROYAL ApricOts 81 loo
l so: Peaches, 81 25al 55 Royal Hative Plums
g. 20; b. GATHERINGS 81 g. sos Cherry Piunis
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PEREAPTORY AUCTION
....OF....
REAL E:STATE:!
THURSDAY.
THURSDAY ..".............JUSE so, 1909,
at noon at our SaIesroom,
O'FarreII & Lang,
II MONTGOMERY STREET.
THE CAsEBOLT RESIDENCE.

An elegant residence OF ~ rooms, bath, laundry,
servants and wine rooms, conservatory, etc;
marine view unsurpassed; property accessible by
the California-st., Pacifc-aVe and UnioD-st cable
systems 200 Pierce st.; size of lot 75x20O.
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AUCTION SALES.
RAILROAD TRAVEL
sAUsALIT0-sAN RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIN
VIA
NORTH PACIFIC COST RAILROAD.

Commencing Thursday. May co. 1899, and
until further notice, boats and trains Will run 40
From SAN FRANCISCO for SAUSALIrO ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL week daysl-7:SO,
600 II :0OA A.: :45. rs, 200, 5 As, 20 NJ
(S1ndays)-S 90 9 200. 10 90, 1880 A. NJ; 1890.
/ 80, 2:3O 1870. $3.50, $40 P NJ
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY CweeH
days)-7:3O. 900, l1:0o A. NJ; 3 20, $500 ;45.
fSGnGaysj-s 100. 900. 1000. 1880 a N; 30
so, 4:2O, 80 P. NJ Extra trip on Saturdays at
l:45 p NJ.
From SAN FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX (weck days.
fsundaysJ-8:0O, 8: 800, 1000 IL 80 A N; 1880.
80 P NJ
From san RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (weeE
days-6:iO. Gas, 7:45, 9:l5, 1l;05 a NJ; Las
nnGay Vs. 90 80, II:OOA NJ; 1900 M:lu0
Satur .ays at 6:25 ?. NJ Fare so cents, round
trip.
From Fairfax for SAN FRANCISCO (wesk
days)-7: 80 A. NJ: 5:l4 p. NJ.
(sundays) -215, $3.50, sos, 6;45 P. N. Fare so
cents. round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for San FRANCISCO week
days)-6;25. 6:55. $500. $40, IL 10 a, n; S;35,
fsundsysJ-s:O5. lOIO. I1:15. A NJ; 1920. 2:4O.
4:1O, 80 $3.50 P. 81. Fare, 40 cents round trip.
From SAUSALITO for SAN FRANCISCO (week
deys)-6:45, 7:I5, S:l5, 0:45, IL 40 A. NJ 2;25.
fsandaysj = 8:z5 10 :25, I1:4O A n; 1890, lao.
S:I5, 4 35. 90. $50 7: AS P. NJ. Extra tripo1
Saturdays at 1900 P N. Fare Is cents, round
trip.
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Chic. 90 Markets.

CHICheo, June 27.-Wheat was steady aud opened
1sc TO lac higher, advanced sc more in sympathy
with hrmness IN corn, prospect Of a decrease
in the visible supply, rainy weather and report
that the Judiciary Committee Of the Senate had
hela that the Hatch antfoptiOu bin was uucousti-
tutIOual held firm aud closed steady AT pc higher
than Saturday. Receipts. $4,000 bushels; ship
meptS, SO, 600 bushels Rye 16i2c. Barley, soc,
CHICAGO. June 27.-Nheat-Cash. 79i4c. Corn
sic PoTk-sl1 l712. Lard-S6 so RiUs-$7 22l2
W hisky-Sl is.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, June ~.
SUMMARY OF THE MARRETA

SUMMARY OF THE MARGETA
Wheat weak.
Barley futures lower
Oats weaker.
Corn and Rye duh.
Hay slow
Potatoes sell well.
No Improvement In onions
Butter easy.
Eastern Eggs still lower.
Poultry and game nominal.
Peaches and Apricots advanced.
New Dried Apricots selling.
Dried Nectarines cleaned up.
Large arrivals Of Tomatoes.
Grain Bags firmly held.
SILVER advanced
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas continue firmly held at 7c; Wool
Bags. 35&3Sc.
SUGAR-Ihe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash; Cube Crushed, Powdered
amt Fine Crushed, all $3.50 q 10; Dry GTanulated.
Sac p Ii; Confectionery A, 51sc Standard A,
4fsc; Magnolia 45sc; Extra c. 412c; Golden C..
4ssc; d, 4I4c p n; half bbls, 14c more than bbls
audi D.. - luarN
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san Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from Slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality 61ac; second quality. SCI
third do, 46g4Iac
VEAL-Large 596c: small Calves. 697c.
MUTTON-We others. 7GSc; Ewes, 74712c.
LAMB-Spring, 5000 e 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 47s@5c q 10 for heavy hard
granted; 5l4@6I3c for light average do; stock
Hogs. 4laG1444c @, dressed do 7l2GgSLa p d.
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TO MO RRoW.

"wednesday. ...........,....,....Jun June go, 1892,
AT II o'clock a. NJ, on the premises
1858 California Street. Near LeayenwOrth,
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CUNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown
from Pier 80. North River
IASI EA1 RESS MAJ SERvIUH
Umbria July 2, / 90 Aurania, July %, 5 100 AN
Servia, July 9, $500 AN Umbria, July 80, IO;OU AM
EtruriaJuly TO- 10 200 AN Serva. Aug. so, 3: 900 PM
Extra steamer-Gallia. Juiy IS. 700 AM
Cabin passage, $50 and upward second cabin, S35
and $40 Storage tickets TO ana IRON all parts OF
Europe at very low rates. Fer freight and passage
apply at cOmpauy's fce,4 Bowling Green, NewH ork
VERNON Il. BROW n 4 Co, General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DIMOND ~ CO,
iy2T TuThSa Agents, san Francisco
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Steamers to sail to-day collection day. are the
City OF Puebla for Victoria aud Puget Sound, the
willamette Valley for Ysquina Bay. the Hattie
Gage for Eel River. the Eureka for Newport and
the Gil 81 foT tae Salinas River The Australia falls
due from hOuoIuiu aud the Emily from Coos Bay.
The schooner Joseph hush. 235 tons, loads Lum-
Der for san Jose de GQat- fnala
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20 az Sl.Lepulg InLeLLLaeae. Sc ElgAla ea1.
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New YORK. June 27.-The stock market was stlll
IN the professional rut AMI there were few move
ments Of Importance. The close was duh at about
opening prices Governments dull and firm. Petro-
Ieum-July closed at 53c.
NEW YORK. June 27.-United states Bonds. as
ll714: 90 2's 100: Northern Pacific 2034 cana
dian Pacific, s912; Central Pacific, 50; Union Pa
ciEc. 397S: Atchlson ana Santa Pc. 361s; Wells
largo, l45; Western Union, 1884; Silver, sSci
Sterling. ~ S7Q4 80.
NheGl July. s65sc Flour. steady. Coffee,
Sl2. sugar, > l3-l6g3 3-16c. HODs-Pacinc Coast,
19G25c Hides. I5c CopDer-Lake. Sll 50 Tn
Spot, S2l 80 Lesd-Domestic, ga 10 lron-Sl6
IetrOIeum-July, d3c.
BEANS.
bulish sentiment is steadily developing In Call
forHia Lima beans, ana enthusiastic bulls pre-
Spot parcels are ABOUT cleaned out.
HOPS
Hops weak and depressed, with quotations
merely nominal.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Coffee-Nery dun and practically unchanged.
June. Sll 95; July and August, $ll rs.
Eugar-FiFm and unchanged.
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A PATIENT WOMAN.

All day she hurried 20 get through,
The same IS lots o. wimmin do;
Sometimes at night her busbsn said,
g Ma amt You 90 n TO come u bed 2'
Aud theu she'd kinder give hitch,
And pause half wSy between stitch,
And sOTteT sigh, and say that she
Was ready as she'd ever be,
She TeC6Oned.
And 50 the years went one by one
An somehow she was never done:
An when the angels said, as how
- MIS- Smith, fts time You rested now"
She sorter raised her eyes to LOOK
A second, rs a stitch she TOOK;
81 All right Pm comm now" says She
{" I'm ready as I'll ever be,
reckon"
ALBERT BIGELoW PAINE
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N0RDDEUTSCNER lLOYO S. s On.

oIhEE, hA NEL, LAIN, IRANF. SAALE
ALLER, ELDER, EMS, WERRA. FULDA
ELBE. KAISER WILHELM IL.
New YORK, southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers OF this company sail every TUES
DAY. WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY.. landing
passengers la Z ~ days less from New YORK
These steamers are celebrated Tor their speed and
the com Ort Afforded passengers.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast,
lis Montgomery ST., under Occidental Hotel, y. b.
1a7 THU 1y
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Burglerr at ocean Wow.

Charles B. JOeling secured a warrant yes
terday for the arrest of Thomas Bradford
and Charles Prendergast on a charge Of
burglary. He alleges that they broke into
his residence at Ocean View Oh the night OF
Nav % ana carried off clothing.