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The morning call., 1892-10-25
AUCTION SALES.
GRANn RuSINESS CORNER.

GRAND BUSINESS CORNER.
NV cor. Suffer and Hyde SITS. This is one OF the
most prominent corners on Suffer ST.; one OF the
finest corners in the city for a large family Motel
with storer under same; the view from this corner
is one of the finest in the city; the corner IS the
NV. sunny corner; every room would be sunny
splendid chance for capitalist; an Investment
and improvement on this corner would pay ele
gantly; lot 60xl17:6. with 27:6x3O.
CALIFORNIA ST.-HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
N line no. 2216) California ST., 20 w. of Blu
chanan-EIegant residence; l3 rooms; double par
ors, dining aud breakfast room, Kitchen and ser,
wants rooms bedrooms. basement wine and
other rooms; brick foundation; modern eonyen-
iences; elegant surroundings; costly gas fixtures;
tion between and 8 p. NJ: permission from auc-
tioneers; Californiast.. Sacramento-st. and other
cables; lot 27 6xl32:6.
BUSINESS ST. LOT.
NV. line of Harrison ST., 275 E. OF 4th.-This is
desirable lot for business improved, would rent
readily street in basat rock electric In front
OF property; lot 25x80.
BERNAL HOMESTEAD IMPROVED PROP
ERT Y.
W. line (No. s0l9) of Folsom st.. 90 feet n. Of
Ripley-Fr0nt house rooms, house rooms;
grand view; choice surroundinss Folsom 81:
one block lot 50Kl60 to Manchester st.
Preside HEIGHTS-GRAND CORNER.
BE cor. Washington st. and lst ave-; all ready
for building; only few minutes walk TO Preside
Reservation Park; choice surroundings: look at
this grand corner; Caforniast. steam cars; large
corner lot 63212xlo0.
PEOPLES HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION,
BLOCK 3.
Bounded by Railroad or Girard ST., San
Bruno road Richard and GAVIN sts.; contains cot
tage OF rooms; large barn. WELL windmill aud
tank; chicken-houses; two blocks from colleen
City HOTEL Omnibus cars pass the property; cleo
trio road to be within two blocks; block 1O9:6x260
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CORNER LOT.
NE. cor. of Clement st.. and 9th sye.-Elegant
business lot: good view: street severed; gas and
water pipes; Point Lobos cable and Cliff House
dummy line: lot 29x10S.
OCEAN VIEW-RAILR0AD HOMESTEAD.
N. side OF Lopos st. $50 feet W. Of Capitol
House OF rooms; lot l00I125; also on LoDos ST.,
80 feet E. OF above, house of rooms. lot 50xl26
s. f. and s. NJ electric road, y. +. ana b. J. steam
road Ocean View Station.
P0TRER0 COTTAGE.
e line mo. 1O2l) OF Alabama st. 23i feet N. OF
23d-Bsy-windOw cottage OF rooms, bath and
laundry: Easements; garden in front; patent stone
sidewalk; Omnibus cable; large lot, 26Il00.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctioneers, 63S Market st.
oe20 20 2425
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ASSESSOR SIEBE is CLEARED.
The Suit Against Him Decided by Judg,
Gsrber.

Inc Cult ASdInkt MIN decided by Judge
Gsrber.
The suit brought by John P. Dunn, as
representative Of the Citizens Defense As
seciation. askingfhe removal of John ID.
Siebe from Office for malfeasance, was yes-
terday decided by Judge CARRIER in favor of
Siebe.
Slebe was considered by the prosecutor in
fanlt for having changed certain assess
M ents after the same had been passed upon
oy the State Board of Equalization.
Judge CARRIER had previously found that
tne said alterations had been made honestiv
ana In good faith, aud 1t only remained ~
determine whether, under that finding the
accused could be said to have NEGLECTED 70
perform the official duties pertaidina to bio
-. tbs allegation Is part of section 772 Of
tne renal Code, under which the action wac
orougnt. Neglect was held by fife canr,
70 DC the important word, aud il held That
sDe assessor had not been negligent in ner.
forming his duties. ~ p'i
The accused had no authority tn mara
any alterations In the assessment-ho af.
Ter y was turned over to the Board of Su
pervlsors, except in such errors as apneared
on the face of the book.
Judgment was ordered entered for the
accused. VIZ
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Social Notes.

The Gesellschaft Teutonia will give a
grand ball next Sunday at Teutonia Hall,
1922 Howard street.
The Journeymen BARRIERS Union an
nounce grand masquerade ball to take
place at the Mechanics Pavilion next Satur-
day evening.
The ship" social in preparation by the
Young Peoples Home Missionary Society
Mackenzie pastor. will be given i'm the mar
Tors OF the church next Friday evening.
when fine nautical programme will pc rem.
dered.
Buena Vista Parlor No. 6S. N. d. G. w.
Will hold Japanese lottery social next
Saturday evening in Foresters' building
Members of the order only invited.
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English wheat market.

English Wheat Market
LIVERPOOL, Oct 24.-The spot market Is weak
at IS 111Ad. Cargoes quiet at 33s for of
coast, 33s I'd Tor just shipped and 33s for nearly
due
FUTURES.
TIE Produce Exchange cable gives the Following
Liverpool quotations for NO. Red Winter:
October IS; November, Is 112d; December.
Is l1ad January, Us 214a; February, IS Sd: March.
Us Id.
SECURITIES
LONDON Oct. "a. - Consols. 90 1910; Silver
SOS 7-16d; Rentes, 99f S5c.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet and unchanged.
SUGAR COFFEE
Sugar Raw and refined. quiet. firm and un-
changed.
Coffee-Active at 25950 points advance. Sales
27.25O bags; october. $l5 80; November. $l5 20.
DRIED FRUIT.
Fancy evaporated California Peaches are offered
at l3@l3Iac spot The market Is very quiet; Tor
California Prunes, 60@90s in sacks. 93s9912 are
off
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SHE MARRIED TWO MEN.
How Mrs. Eggers Made Second Il
in the Dark.

How Mrs. EgGers Made Second Leap
in the Dark.
The motion for nonsuit in the case OF
Eggers vs.. Eggers was denied yesterday.
Ii was divorce suit the peculia rity OF
which lay in the fact that the wife, who
brought the suit, was met by the assertion
that she had never been legally married.
Her husband said he had given her two
rings, always acknowledged her as his wife,
but thought be was as much married "as
over Sharon was"
Another curious point was that Mrs.
Eggers had, since separating from her hus-
band, married again. and Mr.. Eggers was
present at the second marriage of the
woman he now claimed was his own wife,
His motion for a nonsuit was based on
the alleged non existence of any legal mar
riage, but the dismissal of the motion con-
firms the previous marriage.
The suit will now be tried, but the status
of Mrs. Eggers by the decision is that she is
at present the wife Of two men.
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IIIITH.

of Adams first wife. liiiIh. it is told
tTbe witch he loved be ore the gift OF Eye),
That ere the snakes, her sweet tongue could de'
ceive.
And her enchanted hair was the first gold
And Still she sits, Young while the earth is olu'
Aud. subty of herself contempiatlTe ..xo
Draws men to watch the bright net she can "eN' -
Tin heart and body and life are i'll its hold
Tho rose and poppy are her flowers; foI VIZ
IL he NOT found o Iiiith whom shed scent
And softsaed kisses and soft steep shALi 90 went
Loias that youths eyes burned az nstrsicht neck
Thy spell through him. and left hs
bent, -. ,,oi,,en hair.
And round his heart strangling EossFTr1
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MARKET REPORTS.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. "a.
SUMMARY OF THE nARKErx
Silver frmer
Lard OIL advanced.
Sisal and Duplex Cordage lower.
Wheat dull and easy.
Barley and oats quiet.
Corn weak and dull.
Rye unsettled.
Hay steady.
Buekwheat dull.
Beans weaker.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
Butter easy. Fine Eggs firm.
Three cars Eastern Poultry sold
Game firm.
Table Grapes plentiful and weak.
Dried Figs and Ev aporatcd Pears lower.
Raisins weak and quiet.
New Chestnuts Offering.
Hams, Bacon and Lard higher.
Hogs advanced,
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General NIerchandiss.

BAGs-Csleuttas. $4,000 spot. and &c for 1898;
Wool Bags, $50 3Sc.
LARD Oils now quoted at soc In barrels and
Csc gallon In cases, an advance
CORDAGE-Sisal. and some descriptions OF Du-
pick. are lower. Pure Manila Rope l2c u 10; IL
thread. 1212c: and thread, 13c; Bale Rope. IL
@l21ac; mixed Manila Bale Rome, 1O1ac; Grape
vine Irvine, 12c In balls and coils: Hop Irvine.
11Hc Lathyarn, lie; Sissl Rope, 912c; l2-thread,
Toe q 10; u and do. 101ac q 10; Duplex rope &c;
12-thread. 91ac; and do, DC: Duplex Bale rope.
sc y 10; Sisal Bale rope, 9Is1l0c; Duplex Hop
Irvine, DC: Grapevine Twines balls or coils &c. Lath-
yarn, sc p 10
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ana Fine Crushed. all eIsc q n Dry Granuated.
sac p 10; Confeotione-s A. $3.50; Standard A.
63sc; Magnolia, Size; Extra Q, sc; Golden G.
ASsc; d. 4s4c p 10; half bbls lac more than bbls,
and boxes loo moro
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct "a. - The stock market was
buoyant. with a rush TO buy at the opening, the
market rising sharply. The general market closed
strong and active with gains generally maiu tanned
Petroieum-United, closed at 5l14c for November.
NEW YORK oct. 24.-United states Bonds. As.
ll5I4: DO. rs. 100; Northern Pacific, 1885: Cana
dian Pacihc S534 Central Pscinc 20; Onion Pa
cine. al: AtchISon ana Santa re. 40; Wells
Fargo l44: Western Union. go; Silver, st Isc;
Sterling - S4Gs4 S6J2.
wneaI-october 1880 Flour. steady. Cofree.
$40 SO. sugar. sos 9-l6c. Hops-Paeinc Coast, lS
@2sc Hides. l212c. Copper - Lake. sll 80. TN
- spot $50 10. Lead-Domestic, "a Iron, SIC.
Petroleum-NoVember, 6l14c.
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Sam Francisco Meat Mark,t.

Hogs are irmer. Wholesale rates from saugh-
terers TO dealers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 51ac; choice &c; second
quality SC; third do. 31a@41ac
vEAL-Large. 6@6c; small Calves. &c; Dairy
Calves. 7Ip @5SI5c q 10.
MUTToN-w ethers. e1s97c 2 u; Ewes. e9e1ac.
LAMB-71a@Siec p n.
P0RK-Liye Hogs. 4A@5c p 10 for heavy and
medium graIn-fed: small TAT Hogs. 43&9oc; stock
Hogs 41ac; dressed do. 7@1Sc = ID.
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Chicaro nIarkats.

CHICAGO, Oct 34.-wheat was quiet and opened
1sc higher advanced 3S91ac more on buying by
shorts and rainy weather tending TO reduce re
ceipts receded 1ac on q heavy increase in the Wis
ibie supply, and closed SEC higher and steady
Receipts 452, 00O bushels shipments. 100000
bushels Rye. Sac. Barley. 62e.
CHICAGO. oct. 2s-Mhear-Cash. 724c Corn
42c PorK-sI2 221s. Lard-SS IS. kiDs-Sl0 10
~
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And In aocordaace with law. aud IA order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the first day
OF September 1892 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary VIII be soid ~
public auction at the ofnee Of the company, No.
$40 Pine street. rooms Is and IL san Francisco,
California. on MONDAY, the seventh day OF No
vember, 1892. &C the hour OF O'Clock P. N OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale.
]. w. PEW, Secretary.
Orice-No $40 Pine street. rooms IS and ~. san
francisco. California. Oclt I'd
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M. ]. SIMMONS, AUCTI0NEER,

Tuesday. October 20, 1884,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ at the residence,
1923 WEBSTER STREET, CORNER PACIFIC
All OF the Nearly New Parlor, Bed and Dining room
Furniture, Body Brussels Carpets Elegant French
plate Mantel Mirrors. Fine Paror Ornaments ETC.,
-. COMPRISING IN PART.
Elegant Paror Set in fancy satin brocatelle; Par
Ior Set In embroidered veiours; odd Parlor Chairs
Diyans and Fancy Rockers in rich covers; Elegant
French-plate Mantel Mirror; Engraylngs and Etch-
fngs and other parlor decorations; Fine Body Brus
sells Carpets and Rugs; Eastern Walnut and Oak
Bedroom Sets: Fine Hair Mattresses and other
Bedd ing: Bureaus; Wardrobes and Chifoniers;
Reclining Lounges and Easy Chairs; Elegant NJ ir-
ror-back SfdebOard; Extension Table and DlnipS
Chairs; Crockery7 and Glassware; walnut Haff-
Stand; Hall and Stair Carpets and other fine goods.
1t NJ j. SIMMONS. Auctioneer.
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California Emit.

CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-The Earl Fruit Company sold
to-day Winter Nellis Pears at 81 AO@2 60: half
boxes, 81 rs; Beurre de Clairgeau, SO 10; Beurre
d'Aniou, 50; Vicar Pears, 50 rs; Pound, 81 SIS;
Goes Late Red Plnms. So S5; hatf-ciates Tosay
Grapes 81 l56l 90; full crates Muscats, 81 25@p
255; half-crates. 81 OB@l rs; Cornichnns 81 200
IS; Malagss. 65c@sl V6i CIings, 81 40. Raining
b4rd
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DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE NORTH
~ Belle Isle Mining Company. Location oil prin-
cipal place OF business San Francisco, California;
location OF works, Tuscarora, EIko County. Nevada
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment (No
2O) levied the first day OF September, 1852.
the several amounts set opposite the names Of ths
respective shareholders, as follows:
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The British Grain Market.

LONDON, Der. 24.-The Mark Lane Express In its
weekly review OF the British grain trade says:
English Wheat slightly advanced in the provinces,
but was unchanged In London foreign ceased to
advance. The best California Is quoted at 39S
Oregon at 34s Sd, and Duluth at 35s- At o-day's
market WheaIs and Oats were dull. Corn was
strong, owing to diminished supplies. Flour was
slightly cheaper. Barley neglected and Sd lower.
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Ran Away with the Pur,..

K Z. Bravo and Albert Oliver, who re-
Gently arrived from Hollister. were arrested
yesterday morning for petty larceny. They
were celebrating Sunday night with n
friend named Mathew Weastel. who in.
trusted them with purse. containing SAG O5.
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for safe keeping While Weastel was In q
disrepntsble den on Berry street his friends
scampered of and took the purse with them.
The stolen purse WAS found in divers
room. Oaly 81 of the money was missing.
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RniIdars, Cnntrac,.

j. A. and Peter j. Donohoe and Margaret Burke
with j. Doherty, to build on NE corner of Mont
gomery and suffer streets, 1875, N 1878 w 80,
1875, S275; $1,000.
Patrick 0'Donnell with Huber 4 Osborn to build
on Point Lobos and Third avenues $24OO
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
MONDAY, October "a
Stmr Alex Duncan. Tribble - hours from Moss
Landing; produce, to Goodall. Perkins Co.
stmr Point Iona, Conway, 90 hours from Cos
mopois; pass and mdse, to Grays Harbor CONNER
ciaI Co.
Stmr Arcata. Jessen. So hours from Coos Bay;
pass and mdse, to o G Il N Co.
Stmr Newborn, Won Helms. IL DAYS from Quay
mas, etc. pass and mdse, 10 Goodalt Perkins d Co.
Stpir Aicazar. Gunderson. Al hours from san
Pedro: ballast, to L L White,
BIZ stmr Grandholm. Mason. days from De.
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From Natural Causes.

HVHf IfHtuH III NHuB0b.
Andrew j. Minehard. a carpenter. was
found dead yesterday in his room at the
Prescott House. His remains were sent To
the Morgue, where an autopsy revealed the
fact that he died from natural causes. The
deceased was aged "a years sand was q
native of Pennsylvania.
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NORSINe saLE1
Boardml0 WAFER. 1904; 200 Cal Electric
Light, 1917. 's
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-60 Cal Electric Light 1872. o. Safe Da
post, 90; 70 Water, l001s; 225 do 100
Street-50 Bank OF California 262
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.


H webster & wi, Boston Miss Webster. Boston
Master webster, Boston Katherine Webster. Bstn
r Grid, China Mrs u b Curtis, Fresno
J Simpson & VT Cal Hale Santa Cara
q Anderson. san Rafael Tucker, Chicago
Z Narcal & vi. Vallejo Doboins U Survey
J J White VT, KY Miss White. KY
Benedict. Ms Miss NJ simpson. Sixth
q Mem Ross, Indiana Lillian Cobb, Pa
B Reader. Saratoga WV Morris. san Rafael
s Dennis Cal Lang, Stockton
W Forsyth, Fresno Mrs Glenny, Buffalo
o Howarth, London Mrs Kate Birmingham,
Miss Helen &u1son, Colo Kockport, Ill
l. 7 Brant, L A Miss Grace BrantiDgham,
A Sullivan, England Rockport, Ill
II WaggOner. England ID w Kent Cal
Mrs Commack. Honolulu Mrs Lidgate & chm,
Miss Helt. Winnipeg W Harris, sn Bernardino
MISS 6 simpson, Sixth Mrs Z without, stockton
Otis Milwaukee McCone. Nevada
EldrIdge Q SN 7 Holman Survey
ID Harrington q WI y j Miss harrington maid,
X Phillips. Sydney Paterson. j
Turner. Wash McCrea, Cal
] II Gregory VT, Cal Capt Calder & vi, Sn Jose
J 81 Grath, Los Angeles
PALACE HOTEL
w Raymond. ny MIR Belchers W, NATHAN
NJ Grimm, Mass MRS VolQuardse q d. Mtzln
] b HaweS Philadelphia G. A Newcomb Jr. Mich
w Soule. Rochester McCracktn. U n
F Bridge. Ill CD Boush. VI n
Z Sterling, san Jose Einnel & W. Napa
J w Foss San Anselmo Miss X SapPold, Napa
K True, Chicago J Menzes. Edinburgh
JF watson Portland Fw Hincklsy d. .Frulty
Kerr, Winnepeg Ripley d w, chicago
G II Hunter. Detroit HOOK, San jose
I Seymour, Denver Il hickey, carson City
A Cooke, Boston NJ Cooley,
II
Gen Beaie, fejon Rch X Day W, Boston
K Pogson. TETON Rnch Young W. Stockton
CT Stokes, Chicago A Il Pomrroy, Los Ang
ID ii Rice & W, San jose Pavrovich, Los ADg
C Hadsell. San Jose Mrs NJ BurDham. Cruz
C Bernstein, II Harmon,
w Meyer, W Collins U S
Morgan New York A Thacker,
d Morse, Brooklyn
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
d NJ Coy. Petaluma d Smith, Sacramento
Mcdonald, Petaluma Williams. Sacramento
Peters, Sea View II Z Johnson. u SN
Thai. Col Norton, U N
Mrs Smith. Coos Bay Mullan, USN
Z Boyde. Chico 7 Mc>hane, Des Moines
W Gnpdy, Chico CIV Nye, Albany
S Tackneil. Butte City X Cass, oregon
ID Cutting, Pac Grove Read, Iowa
A Nickon Cal j Beown, Boston
Mrs Wilson, Tacoma AHannai Tacoma
M & Gaylord Tacoma A Hopkins. San Jose
& C CSutter, Minneapolis Mrs Barton, Lakeport
+ L Cautter. Minneapolis Brady, Cal
j 0denberg, sullivan. Vallejo
CALLAHAN, U 5 n j A ha5y, Illinois
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Fl Turner Modesto w Leonard. Martinez
% DeCIairmont, San ose Lyons. Fresno
I w bird willows ID M yoightlander Fresno
I n Canolj Santa Rosa CS hyde VT, Oakland
n For Oakland Williams, MERGED
q Wilson Oakland NJ Muicahey Chicago
n Snipleton Sacramento Brown, chicago
j Lucas, Santa Cruz Johnson. Tulare
Taylor. Los Angeles Parker, Martinez
7 Stoneberg, Los Ang II A Ebeing. Ang Island
Brough, Chicago burg, Seatus
J II Franklin, New York q Cork. Tacoma
win 10y, st Paul a cunningham, 'aIe1o
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AUCTION SALES.
GHaS. LEVY & CO..
THIS DAY

aIoTIoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-1135 Market ST.. bet Itn ana aIn-
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
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Tuesday. ....................OctO October 20, loSSs
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at SaIesrooms.
1135 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
I'VE WILL SELL.
AN ELEGA NT ASSORTMENT OF PARL0R Flu r.
NITURE Bedroom Sets with Clipper and Curled
Hair Top Mattresses. Carpets Bedding, Ebony CAD
met Mantel Mirrors. Upright Piano. Chairs. Bed
Lounges, Leather back Chairs Crockery, Glassware
Stoves and Ranges
CHAS LEVY & co.
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PortIand,s Business.
Exchanae and BuIIIon.

PORTLAND Or. Oct 24-Clearances. s66s. 900
aaI.nces al Ok OO0
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
FOR sEvENTy-Two HOT

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNENr. Chrouometsr aud
instrument Maker. Calf ornj2 street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras. SO 80
"a: Bakers extras s4Gi 10; superhne. 81 zoos 10
p Dbl.
wHEAT-was weak yesterday aud Inactive. No.
/ is QuotabIe at 81 3114Sl 321a " cti; choice,
81 $3.50 ctl: lower grades 81 POOL So etl; extra
choice Tor milling. 81 1891 571s y eti
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parture Bay: 100 tons coal 10 Dunsmuir & Sons
Bktn Eureka, Drummer, 8 days from Grays HaT
Dor; 335 II It lumber to Slade Lumber 30.
Cleared.
MONDAY, October "a.
Br ship Drumcraig, Squirting, Queenstown; Bal
four Guthrie & Co.
Sailed.
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NO Writ FOR SNOWFALL
The Supreme Court Sustains
The Hold-OVers.
It Declares that the Senators From the Even
Numbered Districts Hold Until 1895
No Election This Year.

The Supreme Court has denied the writs
asked in the cases of Tbs People ex rel.
Snowfall vs.. Governor Markham and Pen
degast. County Clerk of Yolo County.
The relator SNOWFALL asked the court to
issue writs commanding Governor Ii. b.
Markham to issue proclamation for the
election of a Senator from the Senatorial
district of which Yolo is part. lie also
asked the court by the same means to COM
pei the County Clerk of Yolo TO file his noin-
ination.
The cases depended upon whether the
terms of the Senators elected in the year
1890 from the even-numbered Senatorial dis
tricts. as well as those of the Senators
elected in 1885 from the odd-nunbered dis
tricts, expire on the first Monday after the
first day Of January next If they did not
so expire-if, outstanding the rediyision
of the State into new Senatorial districts by
the act OF March H. 1891, the Senators elected
in 1890 continued to hold Office for the full
constitutional term OF four years-then it
was conceded that the writ IN each case must
be denied.
The redivisIon act ordained that the Sem
ators elected i'll 1890 from the even-num bered
districts, as defined by the act Of 1888. shall
continue in office for four years, and that at
the approaching election only Senators
from the odd-numbered districts are to be
elected, and that the first election of Sena-
tors from the even-numbered districts as
now defined shall be in 1894.
But it being eoDtended ia. Ills was In
conflict with the constitution, the true Cor
struction of the provision of the organic
law with respect 10 the matter becomes the
question for determination.
The theory of the petitioner was held too
widely at variance with the theory Of the
tut fO huo inv ct q
The conclusion OF the court was that the
Senators chosen in 1890 hold their Offices
until January, 1895, and, consequently, that
there can be no election of Senator from
the Sixth District in 1892.
The opinion is written by Chief Justice
Beatty, and eoncurred in by Justices
Garoutle, Mcfarland, Sharp stein. De Haven
and Paterson.
The morning call., 1892-10-04
TO SAVE M'NULTY'S NECK.

The Daughters of the Good Shepherd
Petitioning the Governor.
The Daughters of the Good Shepherd have
succeeded, without much trouble, In pro-
curing over 5000 signatures to the petition
10 Governor Markham for a Communication
of the death sentence passed upon John
McNuiiy for the murder of James Collins.
The signers include five Superior Judges
and many leading citizens.
The ladies have also number of letters
from prominent lawyers and others also
asking Communication Of the sentence.
Yesterday morning committee OF the
Daughters, in the belief that the Governor
had arrived in the city and was at The Pal
ace Hotel, called there with the object of
presenting the petition, letters and afiidavits
to him.
They were informed that the Governor
was al Petaluma. and Immediately sent him
a telegram asking when and where it would
be convenient for them to wait upon him
personally and present the documents.
A reply had not been received last night.
The ladies state that they could have OBJ,
tanned 10000 signatures if they lad exerted
themselves, but think they have enough.
The morning call., 1892-10-04
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.

Tho o,,oibus Company Secures Control
of the n. b. and Mission Road.
Thu North Beach and Mission Railroad
Conpapy has now become part and parcel
of the Omnibus Cable Railway Company. it
having yesterday secured by purchase for
$40. $40 ten thousand shares OF the capital
stock.
The Southern Pacific tried very hard to
obtain control of the North Beach and Mis-
sion road, and in many instances offered $40
more per share than was offered by the
Omnibus Company, but the holders of the
stock refused to surrender il to the giant
monopoly.
1t is announced that the purchasers intend
to MAKE many changes, one of the first be-
ing the substitution of electric or cable
mower for horsepower. a change that will
be appreciated by the people of North
Beach and of South Park.
The deal had been pending for several
months