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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-02-13
MARKETS.

BALTlMoRE-Flour-City Mills, super, g. %
@3.25 Wheat-Southern Fultz 97(e 100
Corn-Scuthern White, 46g49e., Yellow,
47fd 49c. Oats-Southern and Pennsylvania
57e3S4e, Rye-Maryland and Pennsylvania
S6t9S7c. Hay.-Maryland and Pennsylvania
$l3.50@14.Je. Straw-Wheat S.56Gs. 40
Butter-Eastern Creamery, 2St930c. nearby
receipt 2lg32e. Cheese-Eastern Fancy
Cream, 12t@i5c., Western, Sg94c Eggs-2s
@27c. Tobacco, Leaf-interior 81 .00(dl 81
Good Common, si.00@5.0o, Middiing. sj01
@S00, Good to fine red, S9.0i9ll.0J. Fancy
sl2.0O@ 1890.
VIEW YoRK-Flour-Sou Good +,
choice extra, sS.5 l(g51O. Wheat-No. / Wbita
1U5t@1.U3l. Rye-State l.05lg1 .06tc. Corn
Southern Yellow 594@5le OAts-Whits
State SS@5s4c. Butter State, 3f@3Iic'
Cheese-State, 11@1ltr. Eggs-26@271c.
PHILADELPHIA = Flour - Pennsylvan;.
Fancy, $3.50@3.75. Wheat, Pennsylvania ami
Southern Red, LGl@i-e14 Rye-Pennsvl.
Yania, S3@SIc. Corn-Southern Yellow "a
t9i9ie Oats-3StGS9c. Butter-State. 2sG1
29c. Cheese-New York Factory l0taIOlc'
Eggs-State, 24fg25c.
CATTLE.
BALTIMoRE-beeE$ L59@47a Sheen
s2.5o@6.W. Hogs-si 4o@ AGO
NEW YoRK-Beef- s4-l095.00. Sheen
So gGtN. Hogs@.10@I75.
EAST LIBEETY-Beef- s4.75@5Oo. Sheen
sj.U1(g5.0i. ilogs-S4.65G5.0U
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-02-13
UNCLE DAVY.

BY MARY f. WILKINS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-02-13

All this time the fire was raging fercly and
it was plain to be seen that the building was
doomed. The structure burned like SO much
kindling wood. The work of rescuing guests
sill went on, and many were taken from the
windows by fremen and policemen. Sergeant
Ward AMI Pstrolman Phillips, of fire patrol
No. 2, went into room on the fourth floor
front and rescued Walter III. Phelps and wife
down ladder safely. They succeeded in
saving Mrs Samuel Knapp, who was about to
leap from one of the windows on the third
floor,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-02-13
BURIED BY FALLING Walls.

BURIED BY FALLING WALLS.
These escapes occurred before the walls Of
the building fell, while the fremen were
doing their utmost to stop the progress of the
flames, which threatened to envelop the
adjoining buildings. When the walls fell
people were seen at several windows on the
top floor crying for help, but thew fell back
aud were soon buried in the ruins
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-07
A FOOL COMMISSIONER.

Somebody about Chicago has made the
mistake of sending man to Australia in
the interest Of the Worlds Fair who
iraglnes that the way to induce the Aus
tralians to take part in the show is to dis
parage American productions. For ex-
ample. he tells the people Of Queensland
that their cattle would be sure to take the
premium at Chicago, and that when re-
frigerating appliances are perfected they
will be able to kill the American meat trade
with Europe. In Tasmania the fool CON-
missioner dilaies upon tin. The United
States, he says. has no tin mines worth
speaking of, but Tasmania has enough tin
to supply the WORLD for a century. The
fool commissioner also predicts that after
this year the United States will impose
duties for revenue only. One Of the in
ducements lie holds out to Australians TO
make good showing at the fair is free
market for wool. Australia itself is a stiff
tariff country, but is not probably so much
interested in the Industrial prosperity Of
the United States as TO fail to profit by any
blunder this country may make. 1t would
take free market for American wool, but
would hardly be willing in exchange TO give
free market TO American manufactured
nroduefs
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THE sIoo, ooo, 900 GOLD RESERVE.

The House has adopted resolution direct
ing the Committee on Judiciary to inquire
and rerort to the House as to the right of
the Secretary Of the Treasury to use the
500, 000. 900 of gold reserve for current eX-
penditures. This gold reserve was accumu-
lated between 1872 and 1879 to enable the
Government 10 announce its readiness to
pay its notes in gold. The fact that it was
in the Treasury was enough. No one wanted
the gold; all the holders OF greenbacks
wanted was TO know that gold could be had
If wanted. As The resolution of inquiry
was introduced by Mr.. Dockery Of Missouri,
who is a member of the Committee on Ap-
preparations, it is assumed that the purpose
of ii is to determine TO an extent the policy
OF the party in regard to appropriations.
If the Judiciary Committee reports that the
reserve must he held fr the purpose Tor
which it was accumulated, there will be less
money for current expenditures. Ii appro-
priations for the Worlds Fair, for the con-
struetion of war-vessels, for coast and har-
be that the money for them was not in the
Treasury. 1t will most likely be found that
there is no statute prohibiting the use Of
the reserve, as ii was not accumulated by
order of Congress. 1t was a part of Sher-
mans redemption policy, and the amount
was purely discretionary. Sherman thought
that Sl00. 100000 would be sufficient to meet
all calls for The redemption, and the event
proved that he was right.
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TRENCH AND AMERICAN.

The news comes from Paris that the
pretty daughter OF Senator Mitchell is an
unwelcome member of the De Rochefou-
cauld family. AT the same time The inlelli-
gence comes that the Due is so short of
money that his large estate, MONTREAL, is
in the market. Putting these two bits of
news together, the conclusion is forced upon
US that Miss Mitchell would have been re-
ceived more cordially if she had brought
larger dot The precise sum the Oregon
Senator handed over to his prospective SON.
in-law is not generally known, but there is
reason TO believe that it was less than
certain railroad king and a certain mining
king paid to titled sons-in-law. as the De
Rochefoucauld family is one of the Oldest in
France, other members of the family per-
haps think the Due should have done as
we'll as an Italian or German prince 1t is
to be hoped for the sake of the charming
Oregon girl that the family of the husband
will not make things unpleasant for her.
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WEATHER REPORT.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO March q, 1892.

WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO, March q. 1897
Weather Conditions and General Fore lasts.
Remarkably high temperature for the season &C.
Cured to-day at San Francisco, Red Bluff, Sacra-
mento and Roseburg, the temperature at these
places ranging from l3 10 % degrees above the nor
NAL There was general rise ia the temperature
of all districts from yesterday and slight and
general rise is anticipated for ensuing u hours
pro vided no disturbance comes in the upper
coast to cause deviation from the prevailing
northerly winds that are blowing from oregon
southwark. There was no precipitation in any
section except on the immediate Washington coast,
but the weather is generally cloudy throughout
Washington and Northern oregon this evening,
though the barometer continues high with no in
timation Of an approaching disturbance.
Brisk TO high winds have occurred in the past "a
hours throug the interior valleys of Northern
California and will continue tonight.
The high air pressure covers the Pacific States
north OF The 4Oth parallel and the depression as
attraction for the winds from this high pressure
Is over Southern California and Southern Arizona.
Continued warm and fair weather is Indicated
for slope. except rain for the Washington
coast.
The highest temperatures to-day as follows:
Red Bluff 81 san Francisco To Sacramento rs, Yuma
~, los Angeles -. Fresno 10. Keeier and Rose
barg 50. san Diego 66. Wa!la Walia "a. Portland
81. Tucson so. Olympia 80. Winnemucea and Car
City 81. Fort Candy So Port Angeles and Baker
City so. Spokane AZ, and TatooSh Island and Salt
Lake City IS.
Forecast for Ensuing Twenty-four Hours.
For Northern CaIlfOrnia-ContInued warm fair
weather; warmer in southern portion; northerly
winds. brisk TO high in interior.
For Southern Observation-Disclosures warm and
fair: warmer in east portions westerly winds.
For Washington and OregoR-COntinued warm
and fair, except rain: stationary temperature on
Washington coast; prevailing nth winds.
For Utah-Fair: warmer
For Neyada-Fair; warmer.
FOR San Observation-Disclosures warm and fair.
RoBERT E. KERKAM. Chief of Division.
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BOBTAIL CARS.
They VIII Again Be Placed on the Mis-
sion Street Line.

They VIII Again Be Placed on the Mis-
sion Street Line.
Commencing to-day the omnibus cars
which have been In use for some time past
ON tie Mission-street car line, running from
the ferries to Thirty first street, will be re-
placed by the old bobtail cars formerly used
on the line.
The change will be viewed with dismay
by many preperty-owners on Mission street,
who had INDUCED in fond hopes of soon
seeing inaugurated the preliminary work
for the establishment Of cable road to
take the place of the existing horse-car
line.
The Mission-stree Railroad Company has
had twenty omnibus cars running daily
along the line, and these, according to the
statement of Superintendent Bailey, will be
replaced by twenty-eight babtai cars.
This arrangement, said Mr.. Bailey.
will Increase the Accommodations for the
public inasmuch as the b0btail cars will
have bett-r Roadway. thereby leaving an
interval Of from three to four minutes be-
tween the running time of each car. as
against an interval Of from six to seven
minutes between the running time of the
cars at present.
"The expense of running the road will
besides be materially decreased" continued
Mr.. Bailey. land / think that by the time
the question of the widening of Mission
street between Twenty-sixth street and
Silver avenue IS settled the management
will be quite ready to give the people
cable line along the thoroughfare."
BY the change about thirty men, con-
ductors and hostlers, will be deprived of
employment. Whether the change of cars
will meet with the appreciation of the pa
irons Of the road is a question which de-
velopments in the near future will de-
termne.
The employees who are to be retained as
drivers were last evening instructed by the
Superintendent as IS the new schedule time
and the issuing of transfers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-07
A NOBLEMAN'S NEPHEW.
His Remittances Are stopped and III
Swallows Poison.

His Remittances Are stopped and He
Swallows Poison.
Thomas Kerr, young man living at 113
Minna street, was treated at the Receiving
Hospital yesterday morning for chloral
hydrate poisoning.
After the stomach pump had performed
its duty Kerr said he had taken the stuff to
relieve himself of bad collie. 1t is be-
lieved, however. that he attempted suicide.
In his pockets were found several letters
addressed IL his father, care OF some OBJ
seure castle in Scotland.
Before he left the hospital Kerr impaired
the information that he is a nephew of Sir
Garrett Moore, u lieutenant-colonel in the
NiDety-third Scottish regiment. who was
knighted by the Queen for valiant services
rendered in India. Young Kerr received
an income from Sterling Castle up to the
death Of his uncle from drowning, some
weeks ago. Then the remittances were
stopped by reason of the discovery that he
was drinking heavily. 1t is believed that
this caused him TO become respondent and
attempt TO end his life. He is how without
means and has no trade or occupation.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-07
A RAIL BARRIER.

Sir Edwin Arnold is reported as saying
that California is indebted to a command of
Confucius for its escape from an inundation
of Chinese that would have overw helmed
the Pacific Coast. il not America herself.
The command was that "every Chinese
must be buried in his own SOIL" We trust
this command will not be regarded by Con-
gress as doing away with the necessity Of
Chinese exclusion law. Confucius was
something of man in his day. but he is
dead. The emigrating Chinese have their
chances Of eyading the penalty of the Con-
fucius law; first, he may get back with
money In his pocket; second. if be does not
get back his bones may be brought back,
and third. that CoDfucius is not in pusl-
ton to enforce penalty for a disregard of
IN IL In
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HE LAID ON THE TRACK.
Death of Edward Costello From Being
Run Over by Steam- Dummy.

Death of Edward Costello From Being
Run over by Steam Dummy.
Edward Costello. junk-dealer. who lived
at 17l5 Stockton street. died at the City and
County Hospital yesterday from the effects
Of injuries received by being run over by a
dummy of the Union-street line, near the
Presidio. on February %. lie was badly
bruised and internally injured at the time.
When taken TO the hosp tal he said that he
had been very drunk and lay down on the
track The bell of the approaching steam
dummy was rung, but he could not get up.
and before the engineer could stop the
dummy was upon him. He further said
that If he recovered he would ask the rail-
road company TO give him some money! but
in the event Of his death be desired that no
demand for damages be made.
For this reason his relatives believe that
he alone was 10 blame. They have waived
an inquest or other official Investigation.
The deceased was aged 50 years and
native Of Ireland. He leaves a widow and
two children.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-07
FINITE AND INFINITE.
A Man With a Big Question Appears Be-
fore Iheozophfats.

fore Theosophists.
The Tbeosophical Society of San Fran
cisco was addressed last evening at 800 Post
street by Mrs. NJ. Nj. Thirds of Chicago
There was large attendance. The lady's
theme was ION the Way to Wisdom" At
the conclusion of her address Z. b. Rambo,
who presided. invited any person in the
audience to propose questions to be an
swered by Mrs. Thirds. One individual Of
saffron complexion and whiskers trimmed in
the Spanish style took Mr.. Rambo sert-
ously and drew from his pocket ten type
written pages, which be proceeded to read.
The interrogation point was at the foot of
the last page. He was threa times called to
order by the0sOphical interruptions. who
advised him to hire a hall. He was finally
forced to skip large portion of his pre-
ambIe.
The question was as to how theosOphy
PROPOSES to reconcile the finite with the in
finite. Mrs. Thirds declined to suggest the
method of reconciliation, saying that she
could not undertake to hold the infinite re-
sDonsl bic for the finite.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-07
PREPosTERoUs RECIPROCITY.

Senator Sherman recently said that re-
ciprocity was well enough between nations
with dissimilar things to sell, but prepos-
ferrous between the United States and
Canada. This is an idea that the free
traders do not seem to comprehend. They
say that IL reciprocity between Brazil and
the United States is q good thing for this
country reciprocity with all nations with
which We trade must be better The only
considerable advantage reciprocity with
Canada would possess to the United States
would be in the admission of American
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thought to this subject, he cannot help doing
SO before long He has merely a life inter-
est in The estate which has fallen into bis
hands. Even If ne should marry and have
Children. they will be far better off with
competency than with heritage of tens of
millinnS
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CLAIRyOYANTS.


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e25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. Kearny, open until IL O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street. open until 9. 80 O'Clock; COS
Larkn street. open until ESQ O'Clock; 25, Mission
street, open until o'clock p, NJ; and lis Ninth
street, open until 80 p. NJ.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New York. BRENTANo BROS. Union Square
Chicago ................. News Stand Palmer House
New orleans G ALLOT & JOUBERT
1871 Common St
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The original miniature of Daniel Web
ster. painted by Richard NJ Staigg in 1874.
has been purchased from the artists widow
by Colonel Alexander Biddle of Philadel-
phia, and presented TO the Academy of Fine
Arts in that city
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

FuRNITuRE.-By NJ j. simmons. at 1857 Market
ct IL clock
tUBNIrURE-By Geo. F. Lamson. at 7S411 How
ard ST.. al Il o clock
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THE CALL CALENDAR,
NOTICEt

Anp of our patrons ,Vho fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL for sale bu train-boys
U'lieo'Ver a favor By notifying this office OF
uUdct, naming the date and train.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-07

REoRGANIzED DEMOCRACY of For:y.third
Assembly District meets Tonight at Germania
Hall, Eusb street. near Stockton. Ex-Jndges
sullivan aud Mcguire aud j. j. Dwyer Will ad.
dress The meeting.
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manufactured goods at lower rates OF duty
than are imposed on similar goods from
other nations. But England would not per-
NIT this kind of reciprocity.
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1t Is bacteria whieh causes the milk to
sour. Some OF them do this by the produc-
ton OF an acid: others curdle the milk by
Causing n ferfpent like that i'm renuet
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

DAILY CALI (nciudiag Sundays, SIS per year by
nail postpaid; Is cents per week. or IS cents per
calender month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
nye copies, three months IS %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pagrs), ST SO per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 5 o per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (eight pages). 81 20 per year.
postpaid. Clubs of ten (Sent TO one addresS), SlQ
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A great many artificial teeth are annually
manufactured In this country. A conserva-
tive estimate places The number at forty
millions. 1t Is not known that anybody has
a grinding monopoly in this line of business.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BoUEBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all hrsi-cass druggists and
gr0cerS. JfademaTk-Star within q shield.
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10 PER CENT discount Oh icecream sets and
rich cut Bohemian glassware at The large annual
clearance safe OF Nathan, D0hrmanu & Co., 1922
l32 Suffer street, below Kearny
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
Sc F.tter building, New York City, is provided with
floscS California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
Neltisfag rates and sample copies furnished.
f. X MISCH Manager
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HooDs sarssparilla, the most popular and sue
cessfui blood purifier before the public is pre-
pared only by c. L. Hood a Co. Apothecaries
Lowell, Mass. and IS sold BY all drny0ists
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.,trs yyjnslov,s Soo,h,n-S,,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teething with perfect
success Ii soothes the child softens the gums
aiIays pain, cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for iarrhea whether arising
from teetbng or other causes. For sale by drug
gists In every part of the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs w.nSiow's Soothing Syrup Twenty-Five
cents bottle
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

sPECiAL NOTICES.
- D. NJ. Sharkey, u.D., Pioneer Phrsi
80 elan and surgeon; GA Kearny at: once
hours. ~ to 4. n,rs I'M
- Monthly Irregularities Is..sto ID An
o~1 one day by electric treatment: lady in attend
ance. Or. NJ STATESMAN, 9l6 Post st Il
~ Nichols Injection Avoids 4 he Need
49, OF medical advice: change of DIET. \ deli
cate remedy OF marvellous effect All druggists
sell It. seoo 80