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The morning call., 1892-07-24
TREE-PLANTING.
EeauIirying md Improving the Preside
Reservation.


The value and Importance of trees as a
protection to buildings erected in exposed
places cannot be over estimated. Not only
DO they serve as wind-breaks, but their cool
shade in the hot, sultry days Of summer is
grateful to man and beast. They also tend
TO bsautify their surroundings.
General Howard. Joaquin Miller and
others imbued with the praiseworthy idea
Of beaulifying and improving Goat Island
had considerable mum Der Of trees planted
there on the 27th OF November. 1886. The
day was celebrated as a holiday for the
school children, and thousands of them at
tended the ceremony OF tree planting. Un-
fortunately this laudabie scheme turned cut
a failure owning 10 that destructive agency
fire, the whole lot Of trees being shortly
aiterward burned up by grass fires.
For the past four or five wears the Federal
Government has grant-d an appropria tiOn
for planting trees at the Preside reserYa-
ton, and during that time over half a mil
lion have been planted OF almost all vare-
ties.
George w Albright, chief clerk IN the
qaartermaster' d~parimens was asked by
reporter OF The CALL yesterday as 10
| how the trees planted were getting along.
They are all In fiourishing condition."
| said Mr.. Albright, ''and doing very we'll
| except some that have been destroyed by
| grass fires. We planted some bambous, but
so far they don't seem to GET aeclimatzed.
| Weexpeet to plant about $1,000 more trees as
| soon as the season opens. / have just sent
| in report to the qaartermasteT in which
state that last year we planted 200, 600 trees.
| Among the varieties planted were euca-
| lyptus, acacia, cypress, pine, bamboo,
elanothus and Washingtonia. The BAN boos
are an experiment. The fact is, we expert
| ment on all sorts Of trees. About 7000 trees
were lost by grass fires. but they have all
| been replaced"
Does the appropriation include tree
| planting at all the army posts on the
| coast?"
No; ii is only for the Improvement of
| the Presidio reservation. The object is to
! make windbreaks and also to beautify the
| place. These purposes have been admira-
| bly, served. There has been no appropria-
| tiOn as yet for The next fiscal year. but the
| army bill Is not yet passed by Congress, and
| II will no doubt include the appropriation
| for tree-planting as formerly"
The morning call., 1892-07-24
DRIVEN INTO 4 DIVE" !"
How a Brave Woman Supported H'
(hlldren d ~. fhI.s. Hu ID a nd.

How a Brave Woman Supported Her
Children ~ -.thI.s Husband.
Isaac Glenpery of 227 Clara street was
tried yesterday in Department OF the
Police Court on charge of failing tn pre-
vide for his wife and four small children.
He was convicted and Judge Joat hjmsen
or Tered him TO appear fer sentence to-
morrow.
The wife of the worthless fellow is
good looking German woman. Size related
a fearful tale of woe on the witness-stan1.
She said that for three months she had
been working in kearny- -strpe. dive as
waitress, but her children did not know OF
her employment. Her husband would not
do anything to help support his family and
she was forced to the degrading work in
order to procure bread for the little ones.
Every night she worked in the underground
resort until or o'clock in the morning.
In the daytime she would do scrubbing and
other hOusewOrk whenever she could pro-
cure employment of this kind.
In this way the poor woman earned sBffi-
cient money t. feed and properly clothe
her children. More than this. she sent
them TO the First Congregational Sunday
school. Failing in every attempt TO redeem
her husband from his worthless ways she
was at last compelled to cause his arrest
In conclusion she said she did not desire
her childre to know that their mother had
been forced through want To support them
by working In olive"
The morning call., 1892-07-24
NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.

For Late Shipping Indulgence see Second raoe
The morning call., 1892-07-24
CaIlfprn.a-Avenue s.w.r.

Beverly D0dson, the contractor, has ell
tered proceedings in tile Superior Court to
enjohl the Street Superin feadent from in
terfering with his prosecution Of the work
of connecting the sewer IL California aye-
nue. with that in Fair avenue, and 10 pre-
vent w. III. Mccarthy from doing the work.
Dodsnn claims to have a private contract
WITH the properiy-on ners, that the Board
OF Health required The construction of the
sewer, that Tie Supervisors ordered him to
do tho work and that after some delay
permit was granted him and the work has
almost been comrleted. Gilleran had re-
fused to give Dodson the permit, claiming
iha; he had already issued one to McCar-
thy, though the latter has no contract and
DO steps were taken by him to prevent
Dods0n from proceeding under the oral in
structions of Gilieran
The morning call., 1892-07-24
shIPPING 5NrrItIG1,
We I.

ArriveI.
SATURDAY. July %.
500 NJ II lumber, etc, to Fort Bragg Redwood Co
stmr Alex Duncan, Nash. 41a days fm san Diego
Stmr keweenaw, jenkins. IS hours from Seattle:
5000 tons coal; to BiacS Diamond Coal Co
stlnr Rival, johnson, Ia hours from Fort Bragg
lumber, 10 Pollard Il Dodge.
Stmr Del Norte. stocknstb. 40 hours from Coos
nay nay wa crescent CITY pass and mdse. 10 Hobbs,
Bark Gatherer, Neryick. davs from Tacoma.
1876 tons coal. 10 South Prairie Coal Co.
Sehr Ida Sehnauer. Matson, days from Port
Hadiock: lnm Der and !aths. TO W j Adams.
Sehr American GIRL Sanders, ~, days I'm ClaIiam
Bay lumber. to Clallam Lumber co.
Cleared.
Stmr Columbia Bolles. Astoria: q PRR Co
stmr Eureka, Smith, San Pedro 6oodal, Per-
BE ship ea!gate. Watson. Queenstown; Geo W
McNear.
Sailed.
SATURDAY. July 2S
stmr Umatiila. Holmes, Victoria and Port Town-
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego. etc.
Scbr Volunteer, Ducker. Grays Harbor.
Sehr Monterey. Beck.
schr Del NoEte, Wagner, Rogue River.
spoken.
June 26, so n. 4s W, Br bark Belmont. from ore
gon for Queenstown.
Domestic Ports.
PORT BL BLAkELEY-Arriyed July 22-Sehr Cour-
ser, hence July 3. 2S-Chil barS Oscar Herrara, I'm
Sailed yuly 2s-Nor ship Urania. for Duakirx
COOS BAY-Sailed July 2S-Stmr Emily and schr
Mary and Ida, for San Francisco,
fATOoSH-fassed In july 2S-Bark Sea King he
July IL for Nanaimo.
TACoMA-saiied July 23-Ship Dashinv Wave
and stmr Saa Benito, for San Francisco.
Eu REkA-SShed July 2S-StmrS Pomona and
National City. for san Francisco.
Arrived July 23-Sehr Ida Mckay hence july IT.
sehr Alien A. from Newport
Foreign Ports.
IoUlQUE-Arrived July 11-Br ship Craigend I'm
Vancouver. -
PANAMA-Arrived July 2I-stmr City OF Sydney.
NEWCASTLE, Nsw-sailed July 2I-Br ship
Brenda, for San Francisco.
Inportations.
NEwP0RT-Per Alex Duucan-5O3 sheep
Lomnoe-3 bdls sacks. ID bdls old rope. bxs
Seed Is bxs butter. 367 sks beans
Port Harford-653 hogs.
COOS BAY--Per Del Norte-32O Nj 1t lumber 40
Nj iaths, a kegs wedges, ok pkgs mdse / box
shoes. 80 tubs Kegs Dbl IL bxs butter / SIX wool
10 bxs cheese. bbls salmon, 3 bags treasure
WESIPORT-Per Caspar--9 pkgs mdse bdl pa-
per- es boots and shoes. cs cigars.
Conslgaess.
Per Alex Duncan -GoodaI, Perkins & Co G Don
ovan: wheaton a Luhrs; Dalton Bros: q j Jchnson
q co; Moore. Ferguson & Co; South 5 L Packing
CO.. j I'll Rice
Per Del Norte-w etmore Eros: Getz Bros & Co.
Lumber Go; fiedeman & Co; Root & Sanderson.
Wells. Fargo & Co; NJ Simpson 4 CO..; Henken 4
Schroeder.
Per Caspar- Buckingham. Hecht & Co; Miller n
SloSs; Dunham. Carrigan Il Co: TIlmann & Bendel.
Paul Tiedeman & Co: It Allen.
For Late Shipping Intelligence see Second Page
The morning call., 1892-07-24
HOW THEY GET In.

Sixteen Cinnamon Make Landing at
Shosiwater BY.
Collector Phelps yesterday received per
Captain Blakeney letter inclosing one re-
ceived by that officer from the captain Of
the life-saving station on ShOalwater Bay.
The following is copy:
TWELFTH U. :. LIFE-sAYING DIsTRICT,l
sBoALwATER BAY STATION,
July 20, 1892.
T. J. BlakeHey, Superintendent Uaitsd states
Lue-saUtng SerVtce, TtCeifth District, san Fran
cisco, Col.-SIR: Yesterday morniag about 6
cious-loOkiDg craft coming Ia abreast, OF south,
OF The station. j he weather being haZy it was
not seen coming In over lie bar. The watch re-
ported II 10 me and II once suspected Il to be a
smugsier aHd launched tile suffboat and gave
chase.
They were az his lime about two miles ahead
OF us. but the wind was light and We kept gain
log Oh Them, and hen they discovered that we
were pursuing them they kept on and rah be-
fore the wind for The beach on the other SIDE of
the bay.
The wind was at ILLS time fresh and they made
good headway. When they struck the beach |
was tboHt zoo yards from them, and could
count l6 men jumping out of The boat and run-
nlDg Tor The woods, leaving on the beach nothing
noi aBybedy, except some Chm Sc oIhipV
took POSSESSION OF tire boat and lowed il TO The
station.
have learned since that The boat had gone
out over The bar IN ihe Blghi and net a
small schooner from Nicoria. b. C., and tai en
on board 3 or Il comrabaBd Cbinamen who
were landed here. Two Of The men III Tie boat
were While men.
Tbi- boat is Columbia Riyr fsl ing-boaf,
aboBi 26 fee long. worth about $780, and is 30
doubt owned iD ibis bay.
Now would y0H fBfniIB me what % do Wi ID the
boat. Respectfully yours.
john BRows. Keeper.
Collector Phelps wrote to Captain Blake
ney, requesting him to inform Mr. Brown
that tue boat was forfeited to the United
States and fox him 10 report all The facts TO
the collector OF customs IN MS district
The morning call., 1892-07-24
THE STOCK MARKET.

The past week was of the duIiest ever known
in the history OF mining stocks there little
II any change in prices
No news was received from the front TO impart
strength ths ct yet wei posted brokers
o. the opinion that considerable stock was gath.
cred in quietly by the ins deTs aud that reaetioa
VIII take riare at no distant day The outlook IA
Con. Cal a Va. ophir, Savage, Noreross and
top Is TO he relied upon. and In ali OF these uines
work is AZ point where the whole aspect OF the
market could be changed IN a day.
On the early call yesterday tradn continue ed
very dull with tue exception OF Beieher and over
man. 100 shares of the former selling at al 20
and 1900 Of the latter at 4Oc. rotosI Showed an
advance selling at 65ct with Walls bGyfng bat
at s. so Mexican 81 IS, curry 81. Best a Beicher
81 50. Sierra Nevada Sf TO, Crown Point 75c Choi-
~ 81 S. So'' '"''e' 90 """ 'O" vat T. % % ana
After the calf the market remained quiet aud un-
changed aud closed dull.
NOTES.
The assessment on the Alta is delinquent in the
Office on Tuesdfy.
The annual meeting Of the Riverside MIL and
OF the Renton Lady Washington on wednes-
day. aud that OF the virginia and Gold Hin Water
Thirty bars OF bulIIon valued at s3l coo. have
been received from the Candeiaria mine OF Mexico.
Silver coutinued strong yesterday, selIinv al
s61zc In New York and sessd In London.
In the seq fletcher the east crosseut from the
vanced 10 feet since last report and is now out
bunches OF Iowgrade quartz through IT,
bullion valued at sl2,7l5 81 has been sent to the
Carson mint from the Heicher being the result Of
the first LnS BFunSwfek mill.
Nevada Transcript: There are 25 men employed
at the Providence mine Nevada CITY nearly All of
them working contrast No attempt Is being
made 10 take out ore, except what rs absouteIv
Necessary TO carry the prospecting WORK Iha
mine to be thoroughly developed before any rock
is hoSted TO the surface Tor crushing. The mine Is
looking well. and when the contracts are completed
and the mill started up there viii be lively times at
the Proyi yideDce.
Grass Valley telegraph: crushing OF l2 Ioads
(about six tons) OF from the Lafayette mine
cleaned up to-day AZ joe SOuthsrn's mill The
yield OF reTorted gold 81 onnces or at least s7
Ier load This is without the headings or sulphur
ets. which are yet to be heard from. This showing
is most excellent one and puts the Lafayette a.
OF the certain mines OF this district
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call., 1892-07-24
Produce Market.


FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras 81 40
al 80; bakers extras. 81 soG4 so: supernne 81 rs
@3 ? hbl
furteer decline in tutures No. ] is quotabie at
81 solsgl S7is = etl; choice, 81 sst4; lower
@l 4213 y ctI for New
CALI. BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoS-1o o'cIock-No sales.
200 tons. 81 4214. Seller 's2-sOo, 81 3714 1870,
81 :71s; 700, 81 81.
decline In brewing No. Feed. quo = etl; dark
Coast, sS@S7 a2e ? ct; brewing, 921Ss@Si: No /,
CheVaiier, 81 YOGI 50; lower grades 9oc@es1 p etl.
CALI. BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssroN-l0 o'cock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING sNssIoN-SeIier 49,, new
SOo tons, 9O1sc; zoo. Ole; Jnly-l00, 9OS4c.
oATs-DuI. Uut steady. New CalIfornia white
Oats are 9uotsble at 81 12ia9l 27l&. according to
81 45esl 47Ls for fancy ana 81 2b@i s2I. Tor com
mon to fair; Surprise. 81 65@l 80; Gray. 81 S2IS@
coRN-very firmly held. but not active. Large
& ae'iow, ~ Sogi s2Zz; small Round Yellow. 81 35
RyE-Quoted at 81 25Gl 80 for new and 81 S5
BRAN-onoted at sl7 5o@Is for the best and SIT
for outside brands
M,DDLISSsIonotea anapINS = at $40 oe@al p ton.
HAY-Keceipts have been smaller for day or
auence clover !. eaotaeie at ss ,o Barley m eUss sS
o: River Barley. s5@6: Alfalfa. S76a9; Wheat $50
~ SO; oat ss@lo; Wheat and oat. ss9l1 90 y
sTEAw-ouo.ed at 4o@bsc bale
ana Rolled Barley. $50 90
@2l % q ton The mills sell Oilcake Meal at $50
p ton net: Rye fiour. sa<c y 10; Rye Meal. 3I4c;
eraham Flour: 3lse; Oatmeal. 4lac: oat troats
&c; Cracked Wheat, 3s4c; Buckwheat Flour. 5S1
6lsc: Pearl Barley, sh@5c y No.
SEEDS-feilow Mustard. nominal; brown Mus
Canary. SOS rs; Alfalfa ioc: Rape. ait@sc:
S DEiEp fsss-Sis. s. sesi g % en-; Green,
81 5Otg2: Eastern Green. 81 20; Blackeye. 81 5Uep
So = Ell; Split Peas. 4ises61ac p n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT 81 70 r ctl.
CoRNMEAL. ErC.-Table Meal, 3l5@ic a r.:
Feed Corn. $2S b0sG2g so: Cracked Corn, s2s&3U
p ton: Hominy 4heD6c q 10.
BEANS-Limss. bay os. Pinks and Reds have again
advanced and are very SUN The call for Bayos ana
Limas is brisk. Bayos. 50 1902 S7l5: a etl: Pea
81 1892 AZ: Large White. s2 2092 So: Small
White. 81 2592 AS: PINK. 81 40g2 50. Reds. - so
Q12 10: Limas ~ 75a9rS Buffers. 81 5o002 u.s.
PoTAToES-The market is quiet easy. Bur.
banks, 50cGJSi q ctl: Garnet Chfies 60976 Peer
less, 0O@7Uc; Early Rose, oUd9eoc y Ell.
The morning call., 1892-07-24

CHICAGO July 23.-Porter Bros Company sold
today five carloads of California Fruit as follows
Early Crawford Peaches, 75eGsl 50; Foster
Peaches ST 20; Decker Peaches, Sl6I 20; Haie's
Early Peaches. 63@9Oc; Aprieots, oyerripe 6Oc6
81 10; Bradshaw Piums. 81 25G3 u5: Tragedy
Prunes. 81 4O43 SO: Purple Dusne Pluras $50
S5 Kelsey Japan Piu1ns. al 10: Bulgarian Ptums,
80 as: Peach PIums. 81 IS; BARTLETT Pears 81 5O6S
= Is: Washington Pfums. 81 90: Columbia Piums
81 as German frunes. S%SI2 IS: Quackpnboss
Plums So 10: Royal Hative Pfums, 81 556al So
The Earl Frnit Company realized the following
prices for California FrGt sold at auction to-day:
Bartlett Pears. 81 05G2 25: half crates Fontaine-
bIean 6rapes. S2G2 25; Early Crawford Peaches,
81 25@l 95: Centennial Peaches, 81 so: Red &C.
tarineS, 81 40: Columbia Piums. 50 55: German
Prunes, 81 60: Gross PruneS, 80 SO.
NEW YORK. july 23.-PoTter Brothers Company
sold two carloads of California Fruit. bartlett
Pears. 81 1892 IS; Early Crawford Peaches, 81 10
al 40; Hale's Eariy Peaches. 81 1901 80; Blood
fIums. 81 So Kelsey Japan FIums, 50 IS; Peach
Plums 81 40: Purple Duane Plums 81 b56sl 70:
Washington Piums. 81 65Gs3 %; Tragedy Pruues
So 60e13 70; German Prunes. 81 1898: Nectarines
q 6Ee12
The morning call., 1892-07-24
SUED BY HER MOTHER.
Wholesale Dirty Linen Washing in
Justices Court Case.

Wholesale Dirty Linen Washing in Il
justices Court Case.
Judgment for S97 aud costs was given yes
terday afternoon by Justice of the Peace
Campben in the suit OF Mrs. Kate Higgins
of NRtoma street against her daughter,
Martha. and her s0n-in-law, Paul Char
bonet, an ironworker. Mrs Higgins de-
manded judgment for only Sl04. yet her
bill Of particulars footed up total OF SlO7
namely, s13 for burying her child, $40 for
money borrowed, $50 for nursing her through
childbirth, $40 for medical services and S44
for board and lodging for herself and two
children during a peTind of four weeks dur
ing TWO of which Charbonet was a guest at
the Home for the Care of lnebriates.
Mrs. CharbOnet denied the indebtedness
save IS for money loaned and Sl1 for one
weeks board, claiming that IN the presence
OF witnesses she had paid her mother ah
the money, save Is cents, which lafies OF
the French Benevolent Society had given her
in her distress. Mrs. Higgins had 10 re-
NIT SO for medical services because she Is
not a licensed practitioner, and so il was
that judgment was given in her favor for S97
with SO so costs.
The trial was remarkable for the charac-
ter of the testimony given and the expose
OF the disgraceful family relations
ChaTOODet IS Of dissIpated habits, and in
this respect primarily the cause of the
trouble. Mrs. Higgins is the mother of 5 tx
daughters, ell married but one, and some
OF these were arrayed against her and all
against each other All save one Teyeled
ia making public some hard and even indie
cent things of each other, while the de-
fendaut spitefully declai ed that her mother
had kent her husband in the Almshouse se un-
til she the daughter) had taken him out
Mrs. Higgins did not miss her chances
either. The testimony Of the witnesses
moreover. controlling
every Imaginable point, save that of their
strained relations, that the Judge himself
declared that he was soreiy puzzled to know
which side had told thetruth.
The trial afforded the greatest amount of
amusement for a long time given TO the
babitues Of the hall. Even the services OF
deputy Sheriff had to he called into Tequi-
sili0n as baIliff TO assist In preserving de.
c0Tum, while the court had TO apologize tC
a young man who had desired TO harrow his
ear, but whom his mistook for some one elst
and ordered the Sheriff to squelch fol
stirling him on the bench for a dime"
The morning call., 1892-07-24
Grace,s Now Organ.

The foundation OF tie new S25. 600 organ
is now being started at Grace Church on
California and Stockton streets. The organ
is gift in memoriam Of the late Mrs.
Hopkins Searles by her husband. 1t is to
be built under his direct supervision at a
factory in which he is personally interested
and is intended to surpass in power. sweet
ness, beauty of tone and general effective
ness any instrument upon the Pacific Coast
It's architectural proportions will be in ac-
cordarce with the beautiful church in which
1t Is 10 be placed and will fill the entire
space now occupied by the present ergan
and choir. 1t is thought that the great
organ may he in position by the 1st Of No
hnr
The morning call., 1892-07-24
Tn. Hospital Committee.

The Hospital Committee Of the Board Of
Supervisors met yesterday. and ii was de-
cided to postpone advertising for bids for
II horsepower engine to be located at the
Almshonse for pumping and electric light
Ing, until an engine which is lying at tho
Corporation Yard can be examined. This
engine 1t was thought, with few repairs.
would answer the purpose. 1t was decided
to advertise for bids for supplying the
Almshouse with n 75-light electric plant !;
also for bids to make the needed repairs to
the City and County Hospital.
The morning call., 1892-07-24

CUTTcURA REMEDIES are sold throughout
the world. Price, CUrcURA, the great Skin
Cure, 90 cents; CUTICURA SOAP, 25 cents;
CUTIcURA RESoLvENT, the new Blood Puri-
fer, 500. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
"All About the Skin, Scalp, and HAIR"
O. pages, 900 diseases, mailed free.
The morning call., 1892-07-24
SUMMER HUMORS OF INFANCY

It is the season of all others to
forever cleanse the blood, skin,
and scalp of all impurities and
hereditary elements, which, if
neglected, may become lifelong
Affections. Parents, think of this.
Save your children years of
physical and mental suffering by
reason of torturing and disfgur-
ING humors and diseases.
The morning call., 1892-07-24
Licensed 10 Marry.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to the following named couples:
Jean 7. Hitte and Marie j. Hourtaine 1922
Edwin q. Kramer and Matte HaTdewig, "a
%.
Ernest L. Chase and Josephine T. Whittemore
22-21.
Aehille Jaequemart and Elizabeth Freing,
20 20.
John A. Bauchow and Mary Klllllea. 29-22.
The morning call., 1892-07-24
Shining Nntes

The Columbia sails to-day for Portland The
State OF California falls due from Portland City OF
Puebla from Victoria and Puget Sound Arago
from Coos Bay Corona from san Diego. Pomona
from Humho DIT Bay Hattie Gage from Eel River
and Gipsy from the Salinas River
Tomorrow The san Juan sails or Panama and tn O
Eureka for Newport The City OF New ork falls
due from Panama Point Iona from Grays Harbor
and Crescent City from Crescent CITY
The morning call., 1892-07-24
Neglected HIS Wife.

Marv Riley was granted divorce from
Joseph Riley by Judge Trout yesterday,
upon the ground OF his desertion. The
parties were married in June, 1885, but
Riley, according to the testimony in the case,
did nothing To support his wife.
The morning call., 1892-07-24
F.chanpe and RuIIJor
Thn Weeks Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reportS IL
failures in thu Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. COMPARED with
IL for the previous week aud II for the CORE
spending week OF 1891
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades follows: l butcher, 2 saloons /
general store. stationery, confee etioaery lum-
Der, bakery. restaurant, / boots aud shoes 1
grocer aud ish-dealer.
The morning call., 1892-07-24
Chictgo Markets.

CHIcAeo, July 23.-wheat was cull and opened
unchanged declined 1ae on weaker cables, better
weather In the Northwest and larger receipts at
primary points, and closed steady at about bottom
prices. Receipts. 5000 bushels; shipments
29S.O90 bnShels- Rye. 66e. Barley, 65c.
CHICAGO July 23.-N beSt-Cash. 7Si4c. Corn
4e4c Pcrs-Sll 81 II. Lard-<7 17I2 KIDS
81 57Ie. NhiSky-sl IS.
The morning call., 1892-07-24
schnnI,a seminars

What aas formerly st. Matthews School.
In San Mateo County. will next month be
converted into a girls seminary, to be
known as st. Margarets. and to be CON-
Quoted by Rev. George Wallace.
The morning call., 1892-07-24
A Child,s Fearfu, ra,t

The four-year-old son OF James l.. 10.
porch on Friday afternoon The child fall
80 feet, and ii Is feared that his skull is
fractured. His scalp was badly cut and
forn ~
The morning call., 1892-07-24
NNerchants, r5ne

EN ENSTChants L1ne,
NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO
THE MAGNIFICE>T IRON sur
Il. Is. . KES
1897 Tons Reg. REED, Master
is now on the berth at ew York. and having large
engagements will receive quick dispatch
10 be followed by the Al Clipper Ship EMILY
RED.
For freight apply to
j. w. GRACE & CO..
4S0 California ST.. San Francisco
W. X. GRACE & CO.. Hanover square, New Yorx
1el6 tf6p
The morning call., 1892-07-24

at lll2c bid. California Lima Beans s292 O5 g
bushei, 10 arrive In vessels.
sUGAB ASD COFFEE
SuCar-Qaiet and unchanged.
C0nee-Nery duh, fe4turelesS and lower Sales
1880 bags. Juy, Sl2 2v6I2 70: August. sl2 309
The morning call., 1892-07-24
San Francisco Meat Marx

follows:
BEEf-First quality. 5lac: second quality. Sc:
third do. 31aeD41yac.
YEAI.-Large. SOS usc: small Calves 6@6ac.
MUTToN-wetners. Sc. Ewes. 71ac
LAMB-Spring. oLaQDi0e p u.
PoRk-Liye Hogs, b695 lac q 10 for heavy hard
grain-fed; 5ia@55sc for light average do; stock
Hogs, 41aG4$&c; dressed do. 7Ja3SI,e a 10