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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York THURSDAY. March 17.-DEEvES-Recei p,s
to Ia stmans Company. Nothing doing ia the stcAyaids
feS citg dss:d bet slow Os7te; choice AID extra
selected sides bfngng 7''asEe Chicago dressed IN.
e%S' ssR@en s,s o. l slS Srs ss
s Be- slSsiI % t ~ ~ and % hssp ~ 80 .
St NonasS .ady 70 G'1 .aoa; i;s' ''
-o e ' .nd s at a jecy G1 SS;
really prime ely, IN s pen, but woI rf tns qs
p Toy e eoo %'' ya. so AZ ac per n scy
prime Sc and very few choice seicctd Bucks county
There was an active marEc, ,cr dressed ealyes mis-
@Sn ana Pc' 'I'S a, a and r." fant" .@S,
d, at 12ac country-dt.sed at 0slo9c ana 10y hsi D.,
qaan:tS ot sock ia, cieht 20 be neua b caicc,rI
the make, Nj! Aod W f4ib well foF TIE balance Of uc
Hume Mullen yssl; ~ "a n average a. a. s. Sc
% 90 l5' d. & 7 C: e d. lio 3D. At &C. % d'
'Hsesbec. 8 hons, = yeaI'. 127 n al ~; 20 DO
e do 20 n n, o. ~? =" eul," 100 r. a: Sc barnyard
g. DlealSck 70 vcal, I22 n at 7ac 10 do. 81 r.
s McE'r H%6 GG T., so p + a.
eon,e"fa G' XXX ,oas -, r ct as aud cacaG.
oboAen and 20 'rng amc weic r-,e%gl 4, olgr
.s III 9' at e54s5 s Euj r 100 WY Gat opened
weak AID ,og triton io~G, a" on ,,ng s % I'D
promptly a. pr.,ion- quooton, ioain'v a. sle's per
pr Dat ',.Sn sS,dy eaSi6lc pr ~ dressed arD;
quiet I0all &c, with lie nor" general pice Tor R"d
- Patrick i Iatron = spIng lambs , ana pic are
A. lgi a. ~ 20 Der carcass oiunci for the lc,t
country dressed Yesterday but ~ the hfC, duoabe
ngnr, today although prime stock sod readily az heSe
Salcs-D Harrington: - state sheep - ~ average,
To-, M u nr 100 n 20 do 81 - ut % % 30 DO, - u,
M ~ 90 Isl d. 1o7 -. % 20 - :? %. ~ y az
~ e-l, 1Oi Wes'crn Lamb. h2i2 ~. 81 - bp ~ 90.
.7l. n at 10 90 state do ST. y. ~ - 30 20 DO.
90 ~ at - 80; l2j do go T. at - % ID no. - H. a.
a. -. 90 . oo- no
d. 100 ~ a, 50 - 10 state lambs. IS n. a. 81 20 81
o'UapI heck & lIGs. i2- Sntc lambs 81 ~ at g. 30
Il STAT sheep. 81 r.. ~ = -.
g. Tli"nhack Nate Wednesday,: 1913 Michigan lambs.
50 n. a - c3i,
head .
UOGS-Reccipt., carload, or 3i5 head. equally d..
,idod be,Yvcci me vi'd-. N1nc for tale alive. Nonl
nallv stcaGy az sjaf5 80 T"f 100 ~.
County dressed IN moderate supply and IN hanged IN
Price. Heavy soil at cdGhri ned um a. G'2d7c llght
lower Jerseys at 7t0Sc; Hight upper Jcrscys ~ srsHc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
LIvr srorK MAnKErs-nY rELrGRArm.

CHICAGO, March l7.-"1hc Evening Journal" reports
Catue-Rec"lpts. 1900 had shipments. O00J mead
STEADY prime steer, GOasi o. good 70 cho
80 SOdsi go others, asB - stockcIs. ~ ooGFJ ID
COWS. FL 15dsJ ~. HOSa-Rccc,ps, $500 head ship:
ent I2nCV read market tad, 10 lover pa kcrs ana
ed O. 2jds 60 rough, - 7jdsi - prime heavy and
butchers wcghts - Goas -; lieht o. 5CHsi 90.
ket higher ewes ~ e0ds5 - Westerns - .,5dtj 90
ycirl.rg. s. ej ambs s6Gsj 81.
81 l.. Marcn II Cs,tc Receipts 1920 head ship
ment,. 200 had mardct slow natives; steady on
O'h"rs fair y god native steer 7SdSi 20 fair q good
dian Tcya. steers - tcfiJ 81. Ioas-Rscelp:~.
$40 head shipments, $50 had marie, lowcr but
sheep Receipts 800 road ,hipaent. 100 head market
s'c11y: fair 70 desirable nu'.Dns. ffaF.
Buffalo Narch l7.-CNtt O. Receipts lat twenty -four
hous, 100 heed toIl Tor The week thus 80 head
tine last week $50 head Consigned through.
2C2O head Wv Nor't 100 head Of ne 600 head
opened quiet, closed steady. Iogs-Ecccps last twenty
f0uf hour. 800 head ot FOR the week u far - POO
head for .anc tine hst wcek 30 $50 head consigned
through 1850 he'd TO Nc" fgta, 800 head on 'nic
st adj. ncayy grnlc- - O":I 10 poctes and medum.
~ o. fs5 10 Yorscrs good % host e5dH5 o. DO pig
ard light, - 0jd rod heavy ends s. j0oS4 so PIGS.
good 20 tcf' II . foii; d. skip 20 fair Sfa
- - assorted rogGs - 2JdGl 80 common rough, 81 -
dsi 10; scas 10 5ode3 -. sheep and LambsRc"olpts
lat twcnty-four 10 rs. $50 brad ta or he week thus
iar 5000 head for am" time last vceh 20 90 -
consigned through. 200 bead York 32c0 h}d.
sale. 1900 heqd sheep OPENED harey rtsadv. lambs
Zoe lover; closed steady; sheep extra fancy $3.50 -
aooi to choic" ~ h5dfi 90 fsr D. good - iods5 30
cul, and rorEon % 11ar5 - la"ls co.d - Extra
native 90 00de7 l0,d oxtfa sod az = - fair 10
good DO, 50 fod%j . cull, 20 common, ljdc6 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

Warehouse deliveries since March /. 1872: Newf Ork
lG0sSt bags Baltimore. 1885 tags; NewOrlesns 3 03
bags galveston. 1.400 bags total. 1Sl. ~ bags
COTTON-On the spot advanced lice bu: trading wa
quiet Sales, 155 bales Tor consumption. Receipts a
the ports today 1898 bales against Oe62 bales this da
last week and 1860 bales this time last year.
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Ocean Gieamcr9.
4 -NORDDEUTscIIER LLOYD S. s. CO.


TXprrss Passenger STEAMER service
Ncw.York 20 (iruOt Ia Jess than Eleven DAYS
SOUTH OF tEANCL RIVIERA AND ITALY.
Toucning Gibraltar, o. land plssenCl TO Spain.
Avoiding the Northern lit'rd., vi hsc, tnc Cnannel
Crossing aud Ions L. Il. Rides
Wrrro Sat, Am p 10 am W"rf sat. Jun rs. 10 AM
Full sat. AR. 10, 10 Am. tu.dnS,t Jur :, 10 an
Vera SAL MAY 10 an. N.ir,rGt. Jpl- -. 10 a. ~
Fluid, sat MAY os 10 am. Irlia sat. A.g. j. 10 e. N
Passage. 500 sioj or sljp berth, First { bin
Close connco TORS for LGYPp BY SORDDEUTSCHEf
LLOYD STEAMERS every fortnight ron GENOA IS
MALTA ana EGN IT
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WHITE STAR LINE.

~ L,nnc Mar - 80 pm Hrlianric......Apr. 90 noon
sMSie,tc Mar 3d. 100 am 'iplessc...APr. "a J. an.
Gernanle.... 6. ? pm 'ern.,c Say I, noon
from White Svlr Dock loot o. West loih'st; oo,
'Seco1l cabin these steamers. 80 and 80. Saloon
raes $50 upward aeeoring 20 steamer ard location o.
bcrM Excur.loa tickets on favorable terms, st.sraSS
frol the Old Country, s2j tom NVn.YOr- go. No -
Eroidway New.York Philadelphia onies, 100 walnut.'t
II. MAITLAND kEHSEG, Agent.
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n Fon dLAsGow Via LoNnoNDERRY
Iron Pier 81. n. r.. foot OF West -.ta-at.
Fthopa 80. Mar 10. %. N. tuiEe,s.s April z 10 M
Devona 1870. Mar. 20, p. N. ircasiia. April .. q . a.
stn ana upward Second cabin so5 Stccrage $40
For hook Of tour. and further information apply 70
HENDERSON DR01HE Els Bowling Green. " \.
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STEAMSHIPS TO

SFW.YOHK 70 JAPAN IN l. pA1S'
Intended AZ ng, frJm Vancouver
EMPRESS or lNrlh ......-..-- .-.. Npr1 o.
it,sntst-.- 81, mn ......... May ID.
Z V. SNINNTR iNtHl,i,r t r,,n" ~ A..
ten it>tn Act. emma anu Jal,1H fEt'. n.y.
353 broadway. =. Y "a Na'fi-,s', ~. /.
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AmIsemenIs.
A. PAL Err + w SKI rs
FINAL RECIThLS.

A. EREW SKIS
FINAL RECIrALS.
BRooKLYN-Mr. Pad crcnski viii make his, nnal
az The pr0SH{n 3'd S S S ea G I lad
ch9g% Se2 tq S a o0, recital in New
YORK viii take place ps l,s s sts5day MsrSs
aS at Ocock 'c csn At = % 2"g n I sanars
sTEINW SONS rIAN0s USE d.
PIJOI' THEATRE. Bway, near 30th-st.
roSrh and Last @c eG Of G G ,'i Dsl h
Newt wcck-"A NIGHT NJ THE CIRCUS"
MTShE 22S sEGs E psaT Bqsdway
4 fr%sa'.d rb A' Ss5sop i 6s.5n
GARDEN THEATRE Rich hM nh Maq Shld
Nonaay' fac,day, Wsdneeaa' Ni:. ana Eys. flINcE
F F2E RoN&Nt hEI''' N''o'y '' 'a Eve
VERRNANN'S. Matinee Tomorrow at . -;
ssis; Siss ss;.a e.
( LNOX LYCEUM. Madison,aye: and 5sth-st
De- J aoq 5s A%R ALF eIa EnS
0Pn Il m To and m Soo1a
/ YCETM THEATRE; , 4th-ave n! s :as: :is
MFRRY t GorfiAH 1T IS not wi.nin a2mory that
NEERy @N we s.s s?ye ;sep sd MORE 'D'lsH
THE LYCEuM COMPANY. M,tnees Saurdays only.
AJETROPOLlTAN OPERA HOUSE
w rw syF 1HEkg ES Of SfA Shts ofERA
Eight S M6 SS'; s9' E fEs Mi it'ii' 80 commencing
Full particulars shortly.
Subscribers the past crsirous OF retaining
their or notifying the man asement
before Monday March II.
NJ ETROPOITAN OPERA HOUSE-Patti.
VI NINE. ADFllNA PATTI .
will shortly make her nrst aud only appearance lin ~ ~
GRAND s'l frA sftiIn OPERA.
under the direction Of Messrs. Abbey Schoehel Gfau
~ IBLO'S. MATINEE TONIGHT At 8.
~ lBrOS. Tomorrow at .. TO.NINHr At 9.
Popular Prices: 25c.. 35c;. 90: 70 100;
i:YYBBIIHH TTHH9@MMPPs00SS'' BRIc.A;Tnl4GG SHOP.
Next weel-Tte laughing success ~ and ~
S TANDARD LAST WEEK
THEATRE. ]. X. EMMETT
Matinee Saturday.
SEVENTH CONCERT NEXT SUNDAY.
Monday. March 81 IECoG.
< TAR Theatre Evgs, s :l5 Mat. sat. at 2.
- Proprietor and ManafeT.i: NJ. Thee Mos.
CRANE PLAY MONEY
In nrspiratcn by Mr. Crane and his Company.
1.-THE AMERICAN MINISTER"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

OJA,KS?9Ny AMP An t J1Tp iOiNIs'
Pier % +. Il. .foo, OK iiooseve!t.st) at M
IHD0i Charleston and Jacks. uN He -. thf ~
GiNN~SFE Charleston ana Jlch -onylll, Mon. Mar =
N.DNGf'i y Charr-fou ard J1c OnNille Wed, Ai'r %
A. -tSousr. n1yc hr.i.cias- passenger Accommodations
Iuslr,ncr under open policy rrcii m OF per
eenr. WM. r. CLYDE CO.. General Agents.
Bowling Green y y
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HITrON LINE.
~ Z IUN LTN r. - ,.,,r,c
VI UNTIL. STATS. NAIL STE ;A!IMstpnSr.

ToR oUFENSf6WN hND HXERPooT
Leave Pier 3S y. T.. Goo' oi klng--' 80 -
NNONIN ~ rd't. APi > i0'
nKIHONA AtI r. lAy d. JuHr q.
Cabin passage $50 SEQ $50 ana sloo (occorlms to
,,o1nrr second calm $50 aud ~. Storage az los
,t 49, II UNpERIilLL q Co. 81 broadway.
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VyNNEI'EG- AMERICAN PACKET CO.


7 FOR Q uINSTOWN MD LIYEKPOOL
CITY OF NIN-NOHk .W"Gd' sdoy March %, II noon.
CRY or CHICAGO. 49,. Wcdn.dly, MGreh 80 a. NJ
CITY OF PARIS. Wcinc,igy, April y. II 80 IN.
cry OF rTRIIN .... Wednesday. April 49, 30 4. m.
From Pi,r 49, y. H.. al olnnc thrIs.ophcr-S. ferr,.
First cabin go aLl upward acrorting TO steamer ald
loe,t on Of room; second cabin and s3S prepaid.
r3j Stcer. g. 40. IEIEKNArlONAi NAVIGATION
co. lrn ri AaeMts. y Rowling Hrren y. Y
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CroD movement

Liverpool teegrans, 80 p; m-Receptst u 900 bales
which American, l. 600 bales Sales 10000 laes Of
which for speculation and export 800 bales American
yVVo Diies Spo' 1o t ny "
Iuy6rs' favor. Cloths quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

St Louis March l7.-i1orr Dun ori un'h'rt'i
whoa, advanced ., a. AZ easily then dropped ~ wo"
top prices anl closed uer. no rod ca'h So Ny
clinCd &c. recovered "a an1 co.d &c t,on v"sto.Giy
40 . cash ne. Nav. 35H-'. oar, unchanged, 2i',c;
Nav co,ed Pc lower ot 2s',c. Hyr dHiL sic barley
Mach aud ANIL Ilrin dun rav dull ard UNCHANGED
TlaN,o.d nrm Ru,i.r steady eni unchanged I;gf-
hettor ~. Corlmcal qllo'. u - "hi-t'v -'oady
u - Bagrnr quiet, 62nsc. Iron cotton IL, 2, 20
J,ri 81 o. Drv an meat LOOSE shoulder - 80
iolqs and lih- 5 20 short - - toNci lo;. 10
ilsnr shoulder. 3d. long, and ribs ~ 3'd- -
shorts ~ - lar- go 40 90 80 Ko",rt-- fiorr.
GOO ibis. ~hrlt ~ 600 bush - 900 bush ols.
Is 600 hush: rye 1000 bush; barley. 1000 hush Shp-
monte Flour x 600 bis. wheat. $4,000 bush; cora,
Ig7 GOO bush oats. 5000 bush ryc. 1000 bpsh
Tol.do Mareh 17-Wica. active lower: no . cash and
March Ole; MAY. 9l.c July =, e.: Arsr-t s. orl
dull easier: 81. cash i0r: 80. 2. 81; NO g. 31'sr
Nav. iOi.c. oats quiet; cash. 82c. Rye quot: cash.
Soc clover tced dun pr'u" cash aud Morh. ?; 40 Re
-oii riour 80 lbls wheat $3.50 bu rocn, 1.iij
bsh; oat.. 600 bush; re- $50 ug,a ,lo'"r go To-
hags. SNiumcnt-Iiour LEO Du.h; wheat. 1000 hn.h
orn 90 go bush 1000 bush clovar,"d. 40 ba@'
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Francisco o. follows;
EANlC.................S atudij. March 20 D..
GAELIC saturday Ap.l Is. M
HFldi Hcsu1l, ~ ~, a r.
OCLANIC tWlll call al IloI0hiY) -... June D. IA.
Supcrbly appointed Superior aceonnodatons. .,
Pcseryatons can be uade by letter telegram 20 ard
cabin plan, at 1S1 and 3J hro'lway. New orK or
p,ou ~, Railroad Building San fsncl,c9. .
~ - LELAND STANFORD, President
II Pa nlIh Agent.
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WHEAT, 80 Q.

quotation. follows: Flour depressed ana
nominal; 80. : spring wheat. e2=c NO sw!?* wheat
nominal; no. red. 5I2c 80 corn, ., &c 10 .. o."
s74c; oats 50; white. T. o. b. .aJ'tci Ne S I'VE
SHE; No barley 5Oc No iaSseed. p7ae; &c prime
timothy seed 81 2ldl % me'e rs Kr ! Is Tl SoS.
5oas5 j2l dry sailed eholldcrs boA a. - Id%t 20
short clear Sides tboXcdj. ~ l0 whl'key S7'Xp' q
i,n'hsa good piE g. q 10 We afe4sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
CTNARD LINE.

= OMPAGNlE GENERALE TranSat!antiQue
" FRENCH LINE 10 HAVKE EVERY SAIChDAT
IA NotNNNDiE. Laur,nt..........sut.. Mar. TO- M
"a BRnrAGNE. coll!cr sat Man Man 70 o. m n
A. FORGET General agent, No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

NewYork THURSDAY March ] = BI.EVES-Reee ipts
Of rofIoad or 4el head all Goth-s and all consigno
10 Easmans Company Nothing doing ia the backwards
Civ dtes.,d beet slow a. GS7ac, choice ard eNtr
selected sides Bringing 7'saslc. Chicago dressed nm
changed At 5.d si2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
Ocean Gteamers.

TRANELERS CHEQUES,
1 Issued b. AMERICAN TX PRESS co. Better than
Letters Of credit Payable in Europe at hXed values
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-12
A sM0OTH-T0NGUED FAKIR.
lie Uses Perfume Instead Of AIolasses 1
Cafch His EIias.

lie Uses Perfume Instead Of AIolasses to
Catch His Flies.
\ sm0Oth-t0ngued street fakir who con-
yeyed his stock OF cheap perfumery in
cheaper bottles from point to point on a
push-caIt was watched, says the Philadel-
phia Times. while practicing clever dodge
to increase trade. He stopped about noon
in front Of the POstoi1ice Building and ar
ranged his bottles in neat lows CD his cart,
displaying a large placard stating their
price and conveying additionally the in
formation that the price was a reduction Of
about 800 per cent from manufacturers
prices
Then he deliberately threw a couple Of
full bottles on the sidewalk, fairly in the
midst OF the passing crowd, and as they
broke and their contents flew IN all direC-
tons the iakir began liz loud voice TO call
attention to his wars. The ruse proved
most successful, for it quickly attracted a
crowd During the next hour he sold his
stock very brskly, the OdOT Of the spilled
perfumery reaching for a dozen yards all
around his cart and bringing passer5-by 10
a slandStill.
As a demonstration of the fakir's business
ability the exhibition was very successful,
but in an interview which he subsequently
accorded the reporter he said the activity Of
the police hurt trade. The guardians OF the
peace kept him moving all the time, be-
cause a clause in the city's 0Tdinaace-and
a most unjust clause the fakir thOught-fOr-
bids the indiscrimlnate breaking of glass
bottles on public thorOughfares
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-12

the College of Mines 1t is designed for use
IN the different stages In electTolysis.
Tie will Of Frederick Vail Ayres of
Berkeley has been offered for probate. The
estate is valued at S2l00 and is given to the
widow, Lille a. Ayres. There are two
small children.
Rev. L. b. Payne, having arrived from
the East, preached before the Unitarian
Sueiety for the first time ON Sunday. The
fact that be was formerly pastor Of the
First Congregational Church here and con-
sequently widely known, aud the circum-
stances OF his coming again to Berkeley.
served to pack Odd Fellows Hall with his
friends and members Of the Unitarian
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-12
oEEERLNe EAeRIes Sc DAYS cARoNIcLEgs

Of locomotives. Among the other changes
now making IN the yard lines, additional
radlai lacks are in progress Of construction
TO the north Of the roUudhouSe TO hold the
engines until the proposed new r0undhOuse
is buiit.
The caboose of the way freight train,
which leaves the Oakland Mole at 30 every
morning, j9mped the track at San Leandr0
yesterday morning on account OF spring
switch. There was no damage and only
brief delay.
William c. Little, the well-known lum-
beT-dealer Of Oakland, who has been lying
dangerously Ill with pneumonia al the resi-
denCe Of his daughter, Mrs hetchum, III
New York, is now reported conYalescing.
CLEFT HIS SKULL
John Anderson, an employe Of the South
eIn Pacific Company, had his forehead split
open yesterday forenoon at the cTeOsOte
works Of the company by the pile tOng5
slipping and striking hin on the head. lie
was taken to hospital, but as the cut was
Sc bad that the cleft in the skull exposed
the brains no hope was entertained Of his
recovery. He is 81 years Of age and lives
At 95o Pine street.
Judge Greene held yesterday that the
Geographic will Of Fernando Pellanda IS in
valid, IL being without date Pellanda was
the Swiss carpenter who committed suicide
several months ago. He gave his money,
about $1,000 in bank, to q sister. Now It
wiz be divided between her and a brother
The petition of Frank Lucas to be dis
charged from the County Jail on habeas
corpus was heard yesterday afternoon, the
writ dismissed and Lucas remanded. he
was sentenced by Justice Of the Peace Of
Berkeley to serve ninety days for disturb
ing the peace
divorce was granted to Mrs ~ L.
MauTer from /. j. MaUTer on the ground Of
failure to provide. she was awarded So
per mouth alimOny and $50 counsel fees.
CLAIMED BY THE STATE.
During the recent lottery RAID about 1000
tickets were seized by the police and a
motion was made in court Yesterday to have
them returned because the drawing vii /
take place to-day The request was. how
ever challenged by Prosecuting Attorney
Church, WHO claims that the state has a
rigat to the tickets. Judge Ogden continued
the matter so that authorities and arguments
can be presented.
Robert Chambers, who formerly had
charge OF the Pound, took up position
yesterday in front of J. c. Bulock's resi-
'dencc aud declaring himself IN charge by
order Of Pete Pumyea," refused to allow
any one 10 enter or leave. The delusiOn is
attributed to an overdose Of alcohol. He
was arrested.
Edward Campbell, under arrest on com
plant Of Miss Emma Hill, and out on $1,000
ball. took ont a license yesterday to marry
her, and the charge Will be dismissed in the
Police Court. The couple were married by a
Justice Of the Peace.
The Southern Pacific having requested the
authorities to make another raid Oh the
tramps who steal rides on the trains, half a
dozen Of the nOmads were brought in on
Sunday night
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-12

Crosse & BlackwelPs Celebrated Jams. zoe jar, 50
Crosse & Blackweu's Picked walnuts. 40-cent size
zoe Jar
Crosse & BIackwelIs Picked walnuts. 75-cent sze
Crosse & BlackwelPs Mixed Pickles. S5-cent size,
15c bottle.
Crosse Il BlackwelPs Lucca OIL large size 55c
bottle.
Whole Goldfish, &c h.
Gallon Tomatoes, new, 25c a can 81 rs dOz
70 bars Best Laundry Soap for ST.
IN cans Corn Beef, zoe can, 95 doz
Best Imported French Sardines, 12I2e can 81 40
doz.
20 lbs White Granulated Sugar for ST..
rs lbs Light Brown Sugar for 81.
80 lbs Good Brown Sugar for 81.
12-ga. jar Mixed Pickles or Chow Chow, 26c a
Best Coal OIL. So IS case
Our Own Brand Baking Powder, Lib cans, 25e; 5-D
Orange Cider 8Oc dozen bottles
Water Lily soap, floating. large bars for bath or
laundry, 20 bars for 81; worth double.
Assorted Table Fruit new pack, 81 50 doz.
Assorted Pie Fruit, new pack: 81 % doz.
Cholce Loose RalsinS, 20 fbs for 81
IN boxes Smyrna Figs. zoe a box
znfandel. Vintage 1885. qts., 25c bottle; 81 so
Assorted JeIlies, in glass. loo each.
Gtlt-edge Table Butter, soc roll.
Best Eastern Sugar-cured Hams, 1213e q ID.
Best Eastern sugar-cured Bacon. I212c p n.
Best Eastern Sugar-cured Picnic Hams, &c p b.
. It's good Japan Tea for 81.
1U-1b pail good Eastern Lard for 81.
20 B1s good California Prunes for 81.
~ IDS good Dried Apples for 81
Good Ground Coffee, zoe 10
Choice Ground Coffee. 25c 10.
IL lbs Best Corn Starch for 81.
IL lbs Best Rice for 81.
80 lbs new crop Pea and Pink Beans for 81.
10 cans new Tomatoes for 81.
Dafy's Matt Whisky, csc bottle.
Breakfast Gem, ROIio or Quaker oats, 121Ze pack
age.
Cutters Whisky, S5c bottle.
Burkes Irish ana Scotch Whistles, 81 20 bottle.
Hosietters Bitters, S5G a bottle.
1-galon cans Golden DripS, 45c can.
5-gaiOn kegs Golden Drips, 81 As key.
DIR. Prices and Royal Baking Powders 45c pound
can; l-pound cans.
New Layer RaiSinS IL ibs for 3 i.
DeSiccated Coeoanut. 8 fbS fOr 81.
3 cans Condensed MIX ,sweetened or unSweetened
for 81.
Genuine imported CASTLE Soap 4Oc bar regular
price 60c.
Extra choice French Prunes, pounds for 81.
Canary Seed, 81 pounds or 81.
Burkes Bass Ale and Guinness Porter, 81 a
dozen.
sehIitz Eastern Beer. quarts So 25 dozen; pints.
81 so a dozen.
New crop Salmon, cans fol 81, very choice.
Choice dried Bartlett Pears Is pounds for 81.
Genuine Lea Perrins' Worcester Sauce, 25c a
bottle.
5-pound pals Mincemeat, SOC.
Farraris French Mustard (imported), 121ac bot
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-12

A sewer has been ordered laid in Central
avenue, between Second and Third streets,
and between Walnut and Willow streets.
Station Agent Fackrell Of the broad-gauge
road is i'll with la grippe, and Mr.. Dawdle
Of Oakland IS acting in his stead.
Conductor MeTwin Of the bTOad-gauge
local road has returned from his vacation,
and is much improved in health.
James Casey, night Waterman in the cen
trail portion Of the city, has resigned from
the police force, and J. l.. McCulley has
been appOinte his successor.
The suggestion is made that the bridge
celebration be held on Washngt0n's BIRTH
day. aud it will be brought to the attention
Of the committee having the matter in
charge.
The electric lights will hereafter burn I'M
til 30 O'Clock IN the morning fifteen min
utes later than heretofore. A mast will be
placed at the corner Of Grand street and
San Jose avenue.
The CITY Trustees have accepted as cor
rect the figures Of City Engineer Poyser In
the assessment for the Improvement Of
railroad avenue and have oYerruled the
protest of Mrs. Bradley
City Treasurer Barber has apportioned
S6J, 379 56 into the various municipal funds.
as follows: The General FHnd, S25.O14 10 !;
the Street Fund, S14,212 %; School Fund,
SILL Is; Free Library, $3297 10.
Among the bills allowed by the City Trus-
tees last evening was that of r. B. Tappan
for $50, for services rendered in Drosecut-
ing the liquor cases. The number he pros
ecuted was thirty-three and the fines re-
suIting therefrom amounted TO Sl025.
Berkeley.
A fifteen horsepower dynamo has been