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NO MORE PtSKERTONs.
But Carnegie VIII Try to Draw IL
United States Into IL.

But carnegie VIII Try to Draw the
United States Into IL.
PITTsBURG. July 10.-H. c. Frick was in
formed Yesterday by the city officials that
should he bring any more Piukertons or
other armed men TO the city they would be
Immediately arrested and held for triil and
the weapons seized. Frick told the Mayor
it was not his intention to bring more Pink
eTtons.
The Carnegie Steel Company will en-
deayor TO make the assault on the Little
Bill an offenSe against the Government of
the United States. They assert that the
boat towing the barges carried tine Ameri-
can flag and was engaged in the United
States service in towing various Govern
ment barges.
The object of the steel company is not
known, unless it is TO get United States
troops ordered 10 the scene of the trouble.
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signed, granting the latter the right t. build
an hotel and pavilion at Lake Yosemite. the
Crocker-H Huffman reservoir. and maintain
yachts and pleasure boats on the lake. 1t
is Nygh's Intention to at once construct the
motel and other works, and afterward TO
build an electric road from Merced TO the
lake. The lake is surrounded by Rotter-
dam and Yosemite colonies.
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Grippe Affe ted His Brain.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 9.-Jephtba d.
New, member of the Indiana Appellate
Court and a candidate for reelection, COM
mitted suicide at his home at Vernon. Ind.
this morning by shooting himself. Judge
New served one term in Congress as the
Representative of the Third District. He
was a cousin of Hon. John G. New. One
year ago he suffered from a severe attack of
grip. and il is probable that his mind was
affected.
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Given a Sword

LONDON. July 10.-In satisfaction of the
outrage recently perpetrated on two Ameri-
cans, Messrs. Chambers ard Bonsai, who
were severely maltreated in the Moorish
capital. the British Minister to Morocco has
oD,alnea letter Of apology from the Pasha
OF Il eZ ana letter of regret from the Sui
tan, together with the gilt OF sword TO Mr..
BOnsal.
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Il snoiIad the Yacht.

NEW YORK, July 10.-There was an explo-
sion of gasoline on August Belmonps yacht
Minnook this morning while she was at
anchor off Tompkinsville, Staten Island.
The steward was badly burned. All the in
terror and furniture In the yachts cabin
was ruined, and her deck amdships all
started up.
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DETAILS OF THE ROW.
Further Particulars of the Stabbing ARRAY al
Nevada,

NEVADA. July 10.-W. Hyndeman, who
killed William Searl at Washington yester-
day morning, was brought TO the county
seat this afternoon and lodged in Jail, hav-
ing been held for murder. The fight oc-
CURED in kohler's Hall and was begun by
Cornish Lou striking Hyndeman. lie was
about to resent the w0man's attack on hin.
when Scarf interfered and throwing him to
the floor beat him. Hyndeman, while down,
stabbed Searl in the leg and each breast,
one of the wounds being of itself sufficient
to cause death, which ensned Immediately.
Hyndeman. who is over 80 years OLD and
has hitherto had good reputation. refuses
to be Interviewed, saying only that he acted
in self-defense.
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Caused BY an Electric Light.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-A fire caused by
an electric-light wire occurred in the West
ern Union telegraph office tonight and
burned out the switchboard and battery
ing the entire suspension Of business for
three hours.
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was won. The McCarthyites. he said,
would have at least 72 seats, while the Par
neliltes would only have seven. If, there
lore, the latter thought they were right it
was their duty to unite with the majority.
because on the result of this crisis de-
pended Ireland's future.
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Maia Vita.

ROME, July 10.-There are now being
tried at TRAM 212 persons charged with be-
ing connected with the Mala Vita Of An
drea. From the testimony brought out it
appears they met in the eatscOmbs of Santa
Margherita, where mysterious rites were
performed before the image of the Madonna
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RAILROAD CAR TRUST.
All OF the Companies Of Michigan Are No
Cnmhined

All Of the Companies Of Michigan Are Now
Combined.
NEW YORK, July 10.-An important cou-
solidation OF car-manufacturiDg companies
has just been effected under the corporate
name OF the Michigan Peninsular Car Com
pany. 1t masses capital Of SS,000 600, ex-
elusive OF $1,000. 600 in first mortgage bonds.
The companies entering the consolidation
are the Michigan Car Company, the Penin-
sular Car Company, the Detroit Car Wheel
Works. the Michigan Forge and Iron COM
pany, and the Detroit Pipe and Foundry
Company. The capacity of the combined
companies approaches 100 cars day, the
net profits averaging, it Is said, nearly
$4,000 600 per year The object of the COM
bine is 10 reduce expenses and competition.
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VICTORIA'S EPIDEMIC.
Precautions Taken at the Island City to
Avert q Plague

PORT TOWNSEND, July 10.-The At
torney- General at Victoria wired the Mayor
OF this city to-day that the smallpox scare
was greatly exaggerated aud that very few
serious cases exist
Another telegram says the steamers from
San Francisco will be compelled to land at
the outer wharf and Will not be permitted
to carry passengers from Victoria TO the
Sound cities. Health officers will thoroughly
examine all passengers leaving Victoria
and keep pers MS afflicted with the con-
tagion in quarantine.
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PARIS, July 10. An official telegram
from Hanoi. the capital of Touqin, says
that French convoy fell into Chinese
ainbuscade near Bagle. and Commander
Bonnean, Captain Charpentier and 10 men
were killed and several others wounded
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Around the World.

New YORK. July 1o.-One of the passen-
gers on the steamer Bourgogne Saturday
was Miss Annie Muller the New York girl
who is starting on her second trip around
the world. She goes alone. Two years
ago she crossed the continent to San Fran
cisco. This time she will make the east
ward passage.
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and be ready to proceed to Mount Gretna.
General Dechert said tonight that he could
not tell what time he would be able 20 get
the brigade away. as lie had not yet had an
opportunity to make arrangements for
TRANSPORTATION
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after Mexican Fashion

CITY OF MEXICO. July 10.-The election to-
day was perfectly quiet throughout the
country. Magistrates of the Supreme Court
Senators and Congressman who were
elected were unanimously in favor of the
ERECTION OF President Diaz. There was no
opposition candidates, the Liberal party
being united for DiaZ
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THE ST. JOHNS FIRE.
Ten Thousand Peaple Homeless and Half the
Town DESTROYED.

ST JOINS, n. f.. July 10-Two-thirds Of
the business part of the town and one-half
OF the entire town and three -f0urths of the
value OF the town was Obiiterated
by the great fire. Some 10000 per-
sons are sheltered in the Parliament
House and under sheds and tents.
To-day the town was enyelOped in dense
smoke from the surrounding wooded coun-
try. which seems TO be all on fire. The wind
continues westerly and there is no appear-
ance Of rain, which is badly needed H. NJ.
,. Blake Is due here on Monday with tents,
lumber and other necessaries
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Struck Il Rich.

NEW YORK, July 10.-The Typographical
Union has just secured a rich plum in the
shape of an agreement with the Govern
ment TO do the postofiee printing.
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TO AID TIE N.

Master WOrkmen VIII Help the Locked
Out Homestead Miiime1.
PITTsBURG. July 10.-A general meeting
OF 81 Of the master workmen OF this district
will be held on Wednesday evening next
The object Of the meeting is to arrange for
aiding the Homestead mllmen iu every
Dossihla waV
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WORK DELAYED.

The Cramps Cannot Get Iron From the
Carnegie Works.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10-Work on two
or three of tie new naval vessels at the
Cramps yards is likely to be delayed by the
trouble at Carnegie's works, as il will be
impossible TO get the armor plates con-
tIacted from that firm until the trouble is
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Dlllon,s Pre,ape of Viotorv

DUBLIN, July 10.-John Dillon spoke at
Castlerea to-day. He said the Liberals
were winning all along the line in England,
and II ireland only did her duty the battle
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Dry Creek sehoolhouss Burned.

NAPA, July 1O.-The Dry Creek district
schooihouse. located six miles north of
town opposite to Oak Knoll station. was
purned TO the ground on Saturday night.
Loss $1,000. The origin is unknown.
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Revolutionist DISCHARGED.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. July 10-Captan
Ybanez, the Mexican revolutonist, has been
discharged by United States Comm; SIS ioner
Price after full hearing OF the case.
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Four N ore Dead

LAUSANNE, July 10.-Four of the persons
who were injured by the explosion of the
boiler of the steamer Mont Blanc at Ouchy
Yesterday died in the hospital to-day, max
ing the number of dead 20.
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He Was Acquitted.

SAN DIEGO. July 10.-Deputy Coroner
otetsoD. charged with emhezzlement of
money found on the body of man upon
which he held an Inquest, was acquitted yes
teEay.
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PINKERToNs ON THE GROUND.

Scouts of the MtIimen Discover a Party
of Detectives.
PITTsBURG. July l0.-A telegram reached
the Dispatch Office this morning stating
that the scouts sent out by the II homestead
miiimen to watch for the Pinkertons had
returned, saying that they found 16 de-
tectiyes. These men were said to have
been disguised as workmen to repair some
OF the gas mains 10 the Carnegie works.
They were not permitted 10 approach the
mill and were ordered 10 retreat. They did
sc, followed by the scouts to watch their
further movements.
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FOR THEIR FELLOWS.

Workmen VIII Int-rcede with Frick for
the Men Locked Out.
PITTsBURG, July 10-A meeting of the
members Of the Ama!gamated Association
employed in the mills Of the Carnegie Steel
Company was held to-day in this city to
consider the situation at Homestead. A
committee of FIVE was appointed to call on
ii. {. trick and intrcede for the locked out
men and endeayor to effect a settlement
1t is said that should the efforts or the COM
mittee be fruitless the workmen will con-
sder the advisabilty Of striking in the va
rious other Carnegie mills.
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Want the CcnnitIam

OTTAWA, July 10-The Dominion Gov
ernme has sent a representative to Wash
lngton, asking for the release of the Vie
toria steamer Coquitlam.
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President Clark Coming

PORTLAND. July 10.-PreSident Clark Of
the Union Pacific Railway, and party, left
for San Francisco to-day by the Southern
PACIFIC.
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Sacramento Weather

SACRAMENTO. July 10.-The weather here
Is cool. The Thermometer was only 76o to-
day and the wind blew from IS to a miles
an hour.
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TO VISIT GROVER.
The Stevenson Family Invited to Come to
Gray Gables.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, July 10-When Gen.
eral Stevenson returned from Chicago to-
day he found a very pleasant letter of con-
graduation from ex-President Grover
Cleveland. This morning another letter
arrived from the ex-Presidenr. extending n
KIND invitation to bring his family to Gray
Gables to spend week or 50 and to accom-
pany Mr.. Cleveland In his yacht to New
York, where Cleveland and Stevenson will
receive notification of their nomination on
the Goth.
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by the leaders, and if indorsed by some OF
the ignorant wOrKmen will De carried out
only in the face of determined opposition
from the leaders
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GranArias damaged hv Fire

HAMBURG. July 10. - Lange's large
granaries were damaged by fire yesterday
To the extent of S2500OO
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NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
Victoria Sealers Have Been Warned Out OF
Russian Waters

VICTORIA, B. c., July 10-The sealing
senooners Otto, Pioneer, Mary Taylor and
City OF San Diego returned to port late last
nignt With $1,000 skins. Captain Harris of
Ihe Mary Taylor reports that the offers of
tne cutter Corwin Informed him that any
schooner found in Russian waters would be
deait with the same as if in Berng Sea.
A majority of the vessels in the Vietoria
fleet have now struck for Copper Island, on
the Russian side. VIZ
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THE CONTRACT SIGNED.

An Hotel and Pavilion 10 Be Built on Lake
Yosemite
MERGED. July 10.-A contract between
G. III. Huffman and Z. +. Crocker of Crocker.
Huffman & Co., and W. 4. Nigh has BEEN
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HELP CAME TOO LATE.
a Destructive Fire in Kentucky Causes ]
jury TO Three Men

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 10.-A fire at the
tannery of w edkind. Hallenberg & Bros.
caused a loss of 500, ,00O, insurance SIS. GOO.
and serious injury TO three men. who fell
from the fonrth-story window, overcome by
the heat and smoke. just as rescue was at
hand. They are Henry J. Hallenberg,
William Baker and Charles Beck.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-CrOp prospects ale not so flatterlng as they
have been and the market is quiet at unchanged
prices Caleuttas. SPOT 7ssc; for Juae-July de-
livery. 7s4e; Wool Bags. 36d03Sc.
CANNED FRUIrS-No standard Peaches and
therefore quoted. Piums are out OF demand and
largely nominal. Quoted at al 05G5l 80 e dozen
Tor hprGots' sl9.i 10 z doz for Plnn1, 81 SvSi SO
white Cherries and 81 so9l 80 for Black
CANNED VEGETABLES - Peas 95c9s1 10;
String Beans. 95cSsl; Tomatoes 212 Us. sV@soc
CoFFEE-Deaiers report the market dun and easy.
prime Costa Rica. free from black beans: l99
zoe . 10 for good Costa Rlea, mixed with black
beans: 2llsc nominal for prime washed Salvador;
lSG20c p 70 for good washed Salvador; lSc for
good UNIV asheu Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala:
2Il2c q n for prime washed Guatemala; 2O156o
2uI4c for fair washed and unwasheG Guatemala:
2li5922c for good to prime pea,oerry l513@
l71ac for medium qualities: l3Gsl5c for ordinary
qualities; Ga l2Lac for very inferior 10 common.
CoAL-Duness eharacterizes the market aud sup
plies are FAR TOO heavy for everybody except con-
sumers, who have things largely thsir way now.
Wellington. So; New Wellington SIS: souinfeld
Wellington s.; Cedar River. So so; Seattle SO 80 ;
New Seattle, SO 30: Coos Bay. So so; sydney. &7g
80; Scotch. 81; Bry MOO *7G7 -: ureta. s1@1
IS; Cumberland, Sl3 In bulk and sl4 SO In sacks
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $li; Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg, SO; Camel. 80 z ton.
FISH-A cargo OF 100000 Pacific Cod, the hrst OF
the catch, has arrived. NO. Mackerel, si461l6
ia half Dbls and 81 5O62 rs kits: No. 2 SIOl in
bots and 81 $500 In Kits: Mess MackereI. s9aa rs
q kit: Pacific COD. 5Iac In bundles, 697c 4 70 IN
cases. 7G7lac g n for homeless: Eastern Smoked
| Herring. S5e; Dutch do. 81 5OGl IS Z keg; White
FISH, $40 In ha,f.nbls and S2@2 20 in KITS Tongues
DUCKS LVEReQuoted at sa9 ? flask
SfRUP-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes Gold
| Ell. In bbis. 712c h gallon.
NAILs-Quoted at 81 20 for iron. 81 20 Tor
| steel and 81 80 4 key for wi-e In carload lots.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
| quotes. terms net cash; Cube Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed all 55sc n; Dry Grsnuated.
| Extra O. 41ac; Golden C. 4ssc: D. 4I.c . n; haif.
bbls. Ac more than bbis. and boxes 1ac more
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NO FARMING I'm His.
Howard w. Sewall Would Not Work to
Support a Wife.

support a Wife.
Gertrude A. Sewall and Howard W. Sew
all were married in this city on January IS,
1885, Yesterday Judge Hunt divorced her
on the ground of the husbands failure to
provide, by reason of profigacy and idle
ness, and quite story was brought out al
the trial.
Sewall was clerk in a dry-goods store
when he married the fair and modest Ger
trude, the only child of a dotiDg widowed
mother. He was known as man Of exenl-
plary habits. They went TO board with her
mother. lie conscientiouslv forgot To pay
for their board and even endeavored to boz
row money from his mother-n-law on the
wedding day. He soon lost his position,
dIifted 10 Sacramento, Chico and elsewhere.
and finally to Seattle. Wash, where he now
Is, having been clerk in two banks and
being now in the fruit business.
In this business he WAS also awhile at
Chico, from which place he went East with
a consignment of fruit, which he sold TO adj
vantage, bnt sQuandered the money. On
return and while attempting to disappear
from Chico between two days creditors
had him arrested aud his sister helped him
out of his financial mess and the young
wife was taken back home by her mother.
In no place apparently could he hold posi-
tion more than month or two, and he was
chronically bankrupt.
He has only sent his pretty young wife
So to support herself during the past year,
aud she has had TO depend on her mother,
aided by scant earnings as a sale swOman OF
81 and S. week. Last Christmas he mag
UNANIMOUSLY sent her present-a note Of
S10-but 1t was protested, and mother-in-
law had to pay note and costs.
This mother-ln-law. who appeared to be
treasure IN her way, had tried 10 keep
the young couple along in various ways and
had offered them home on her little farm.
but the proud spirit of Howard rebelled at
this. He would not soil his hands at such
mental labor as farming.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market continued duh aud heavy yesterday.
Prices shaded off each succeeding call despite
the good reports from the front. Favorable news
was received from the Belcher where it is said that
the body recently found in the north drift on
the 300 level has widened out to feet and is OF a
good grade assayIng between $50 and $50 per ton.
No change TO be in the price of the stock,
however, 1t being steady but inactive during tAe
day.
On the early call there very little trading and
prices were inclined TO be weak. A few sales were
made In Best & Belcher at 81 So Con. Cal Vir-
| gina ST. So Sierra Nevada 81 80, Union 81 20,
Utah 40c and Andes 60c
In the middle stocks Bullion sold at 90c, Chollar
95c, Norcross 81 Is TO sales Of go shares Potosi
81 10. and Savage $3.50 TO sales OF 700 shares tax
principally by Barrett No change was to be seen
In the Gold Killers, aud sales were made in Belcher
ST 81 40. Challenge soc Crown Point 81 10, Seq.
Beicher 20c, aud JACKET 95c.
After the can prices shaded off cents under
very light sales and the close was dun and heavy
On the 2:30 p. NJ call trading was lIvelier, but
prices were unchanged. After the call values
weakened on considerably, aud the market closed
topheaYy.
The SIM Insurance Company paid the twenty
eighth quarterly dividend 1t the rate OF 10 per
cent per annum.
The Oceanic steamship Company has declared its
usual dividend Of 90 cents per share, payable on
the lst
The annual meeting OF the Commonwealth has
been called Tor the 11th OF May.
Silver was stronger yesterday, selling at S612c in
New York and SO 9 ! &c in London
Following is the official report of the pumping
operations In the Crown Point incline for the week
ended April l6, 1892: The flow of water Continues
to keep both station pumps working steadily The
tank station the 1900 level is Completed and
the tank is in place and we VIII ready to start
calklng il tomorrow. We cleaning out
and making some repairs 10 the pump shaft. and
getting ready make the necessary chan yes IN
steam aud water pipe.
The Con. Wyoming delinquent sale takes place
to-day
From the report OF superintendent Legyett OF the
Standard Consolidated mine for tho aaSt fiscal year
II IS learned that they crushed 1900 tons OF ore
that yielded 81 5 03 ton, av er8ge OF
80 80 for milling and 81 0S per ton for mining. The
milling was done at a less cost than ever before in
Bodie; was the mining. when the amount OF
dead" work Is taken into consideration. During
the 1903 eet of drifts. 500 feet OF croSScuts
1877 feet of raises aud l76 eet OF wines were
driven, and 1853 feet OF drifts opened and retIm-
bered There was paid out for labor at the mine
the sum of S754l9 3d. labor az the mill S26646 20.
fuel AT the mine Sll,27I. fuel at the mill S2l.-
800 10, lumber at mine and min Sl3,6l5 as, legal
expenses $3.50
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called your name. Ole Of your fl ,mes?
Awfully sorry l shot her. Fine girl!'
Then another. with laugh:
"Been at your old tricks, | see. What
will the divine Miss Humphrey say to her
Don Juan'?"
And he had answered indifferently:
'Oh, nothing serious. l assure you! My
dear Guise, do give me credit for better
taste than that! Good enough girl; her
fathers the lodgekeeper on the place here :;
honest people, you understand. She's a
nice little thing for one of her class. Rather
pretty. too, th?"
He joined in the laughter. Then she had
tainted.
HE shall never know 1 heard" she fn-
ished softly. at might worry him." And
covering up the little grave of her treasures,
she went in.
That was many years ago. Now she
comes, sweet peaceful woman, with gray
threads in her hair, and sits down in tie
shade of ms waving branches; and the
lilies planted around my roots are always
whispering the story OF the secret they hide,
and whisper il back again to them and TO
her. We are great friends, she and | and
the lilies. NJ r. G.,
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Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day tie Pomona and
Homer for Humboldt Bay, the Del Norte for Coos
Bay and the Santa Cruz for San Pedro. The We'll
lington falls due from Departure Bay, the Areata
from Coos Bay the san Mateo from Comox and the
santa Cruz from the southern coast
The San Bias falls due from Panama Monday.
The ship j. Il. Brown, 1873 tons. loads coal at
Nanaimo for this port OF san Pedro: Chilean sh ~
Republic, 1928 tons. lumber the sound for
Sydney, Melbourne or Port Plrie; Norwegian ship
Urania. 1858 tons. lumber at Port BlakeIey for
Dnnkirk. SIS 3D. prior TO arrival.
The British iron ship Dechmont, 1912 tons is
chartered for wheat to United Kingdom, uayre oI
Antwerp, new crop loading. al 32s Sd.
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ESTEANG + MENT.

The path from me to yen that led.
Unrrodden Tong. with grass is grown,
Mute carpet that his lieges spread
Before the Prince OBLIVION
When he goes visit ng the dead.
And who are they who but torgete
You who my coming could suImise
Ere any hint OF me as yet,
Warned other ears and other eyes.
See the path blurred without regret.
But when trace its windings sweet
With saddeued steps. at every spot
That feels the memory In my feet.
Each grass-blade turns forget-me-not,
Where murinuring bees your name repeat
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
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One-Lpgged Burglars.

There are two one-legged burglars in this
city. They are Charles Fuller and William
ReynOldson. Fuller has been arrested sew
eral times and is now serving six months
Imprisonment in the House of Correctio i.
Reyn0ldson may soon jim him. He was
arrested early yesterday morning for steal
ing set OF harness from a stable on
Twenty-seeond street. He will probably
be allowed to plead guilty of petty larceny.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, April 10.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Flour dun and weak.
Wheat unchanged.
Barley steady.
Oats aud Corn firm.
Rye nominal.
Hay steadier.
Lima Beans firm.
Butter steadier. Cheese weak.
Slight decline in Eggs
Honey unchanged.
Poultry easier.
Game dull.
Strawberries lower.
Apples almost gone.
Citrus Fruits plentiful.
Dried Fruits and Raisins dull
Sailed Hides lower.
Wool In fair demand
Provisions in moderate request.
Hops nominal
Grain Bags quiet.
Canned Fruit dull
Coffee Inactive.
Coal In heavy supply
New Goldfish arrived.
Beef Mutton and Lamb weaker
Sterling Exchange lower
Silver frmer.
Onions declined.