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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
The MEMPHIS TRAGEDY.
Both a: iss Mitchell and Her Companion
Indicted for the Murder OF Miss Ward.

Both Hiss Mitchell and Her Companion
Indicted for the Murder of Miss Ward.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 30-The grand
jury this afternoon handed in its decis-
iol in the Ward Mitchell murder case
The result of the deliberation 10 that
both OF the girls are indicted, and the
charges set opposite their names will
read a. foilows: Murder in the first
degree There are two count.-one
charging that the accused murdered
Freda, alias Frederick Ward, with . ra-
zor, and another, with an instrument
unknown to the grand jury. The OBJ
ject of presenting two counts is to guard
against the possibility of the defense
showing that the cutting was done with
some instrument other than a razor. 1t
may be stated that the razor used by
Miss Mitchell has not yet been found.
The routine life of the young girls at
the Jail remains unchanged. No one
except members of their families 10 al
lowed to see them, and nothing new has
developed in this most remarkable and
deplorable affair.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
The Fools Are Not All Dead.

lazy man, whose horses and cart were
SUCK IN the mud, prayed to Jupiter for
nelp' Jupiter answered: Fool! get up
ana put your shoulder to the wheel and
90 not call on ME when you can help
yourself Foolish people buy medicine.
nap hazaed, blindly trusting to promises
MAD without guarantee. DR. Pierce's
uolden Medical Discovery is guaranteed
10 cure colds, coughs, all lung affections,
ana even Consumption, in It's early stages.
II puts TO rout all stomach troubles, puri-
nes the blood, gives healthful action to
the sluggish liver, and drives blemi.hes
from the skin. 1t is an honest medicine
ana an invaluable health insurance policy
winch should never be allowed to lapse
All druggists keep it.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.

The Days Record Of Current Events in
the CITY and Vicinity.
The directory is about complete, and
will appear Wednesday.
DO not forget that the directory ap-
pears Wednesday. If you 4re not in it,
come and get in H.
North Carolina souvenir spoons, a
beautiful and appropriate gift to any
North Caroinian, at Jones iewelry store.
Ask VI. II. Jones, the ieweler, to
show you hi, North Carolina souvenir
spoon-the prettiest thing in the way Of
aspOon ever seen here.
There will be meeting OF the board
OF stewards of Trinity NJ. Z. church this
Nhonday) evening, February /, at 7:3C
O'Clock al the Office Of Messrs. James
Southgate & Son.
Mr. Sig c. Mayer, of Frank Teller (
20, Philadelphia, manufacturers of the
great Flor de Teller ten-cent cigar, ha.
been in the city. This world known
cigar Is for sale at Will Yearby's drug
'oFe. Lovers of good smoke should
call on VIII and buy one.
-lha GLOBE welcomes to the city
ms b. NJ. Cozart who comes here from
h'' liFzah for the purpose Of opening s
"''cISs' private boarding house Sh,
nAs secured the residence Of Mrs. Fran
c'' "reen, opposite the Globe warehouse
anu IS now ready for business. TIL
"LoBE knows whereof it speak. when /
"ys that people who want nice meals
ana pleasant companions will alwav.
Rnd both at Mrs. Cozarts and recon-
mends all such of Its readers to cal, =
see her. That they will be pleased ro,
without saying.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
THE LAST BRICK LAID
q,o Tower on Trinity College at
Las! Completed.
rrovd of People 60 out to See IL
Fall Again.
,or- TIE TOWER STANDS THIS TIME
-, Uno Come and G0-Rrief B:eVi-
tie. Of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

OI
Tho warm sunshine and glorious spring
~a.,b.r drew out large crowd yester-
10, and Trinity college being the leading
,oint ~ interest thither the strollers all
directed their steps. Between 4 and
o,cIock IN the afternoon the park was
sled with people, groups here and there
,,r,ging IazfIy under the trees, while
their more youthful companions mounted
the timbers and inspected the buildings
TIL. last brick was placed on the tower
saturday evening, and the crowd was
there to see It fall.
All who have examined it, and they are
MANY, pronounce it a very fine piece Of
work and ss strong as the rock of Gil
b,al;.. The wood work, which will go
twenty four feet higher, only remains to
lie added and the tower
Will be complete.
The building is III splendid condition
and will be pushed through to completion
IS fast IS possible.
The college inn is marvel Of beauty
and the progress which The NOrkmen are
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
A MAD DOG CASE.

Six Persons Bitten in Guilford County and
Great Excitement Prevails.
Summerfeld, village on the c. F. &
Y. V. road, in Gsilford county, is greatly
excited over a number Of cases Of hydro
phobia. About q month ago wealthy
.port.men from Now York, Rapallo and
Davies by name, went to Summerfield to
spend several weeks in hunting, carrying
with them a young setter dog. Soon
afterwards he exhibited signs of rabies
and bit Rapallo, who was seized with
violent hydrophobia and left at once for
New York The rabid animal bit an
other dog In the neighborhood, which
wa. in turn seized with fits nine days
afterwards aud bit three men, two chill
dren and a woman, when he was shot and
killed. All the persons bit have been
attacked with hydrophobia and mad
stone has been sent for. Meanwhile there
is great alarm In the community about
the victims.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
CREMATEO.

A Mother and Three Children Lose Their
Lives in a Burning House.
ST. PAUL, mimi, Jan. 30.-A Pioneers
special from Brainard, Mimi, says AN
awful fatality occurred four miles west
Of this city yesterday, by which four
people lost their lives. The house be-
longing to George Cramer caught fire, and
his wife and three children were crema-
ted. The husband was away, but saw the
fire, and found the burned bodies around
the stove. The origin of the fire is un-
known.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
DESERTS HIS CHILDREN
Base Father Eorsal<es His Own apd.n
Orphan Asylum Gets in It's Work


Orphan Asylum Gets in 1t. vorL
The Greensboro Record saws. Two
"ttIe boys, aged about : and veors
came TO this place to-day, tagged from,
Burke county to Oxford Orphan A.yIum
Their names were Murphsy and Ned
Wynn. The eldest boy said their mo,ber
was dead and their father had deserted
them, and It was understood he w,,ir
chicago clerking at good wages.
This 10 q sad tale and calculated r.
melt the hardest heart. What ought &c
os done with such father, Verify II,
"lckedness OF some men would put &c
shame the better nature Of the ayerag.
brute"
hese were the same little fellows who
'opped over here Saturday and spent
we Gay at the Claiborn hotel while wait.
TX lot the train to Oxford. Miss Batch.
'0i' who CHANGED to be on the train
.O0A charge of them, but for which thew
, "Ou'd have been absolutely without pro.
,oI' "on' with no where to go and no one
'ooA after them in any way.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
SOME CHANGES.

The Fellows with the II. & ID. X. X. and
Express Company Got Stirring Up.
There was a general changing round
in the r. Il D. Depot to-day, and also in
the express. office.
At the depot Mr.. Henry Olive goes to
Salisbury and his place is filled by Mr..
John Webb, Of that city.
In the express office Mr.. Atwell goes
10 Salisbury and Mr.. Nicely, Of South
Carolina, takes his place here.
tits general shake up.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
THE THIEF is CAUGHT
Chief WOOdall Pursues Him as Far
as Burlington
Where He Was Enjoying the Way He
Had Monkeyed With Justice.
HE WILL HAVE ANOTHER GAY wHlRl
The People I'm the r. q ID. Depot and
Southern Express Office Get
General Change.

A week or two ago John Strayhorn,
colored, was before the mayor charged
with stealing a watch from Mr. D. c.
Goodwin.
The evidence not being sufficient to
convict, however, he was released and
the affair was allowed to apparently blow
over.
Yesterday the watch was found on an
other negro named Sam McCown, who,
when accused, claimed that he had bought
it and that Strayhorn had sold it.
Strayhorn being then at Burlington,
Chief Woodall went in pursuit of him and
arrived here this morning with the
prisoner.
He is now in Jail and will have another
opportunity to monkey with justice.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
Notice of Meeting Of Stockholders oi
Commonwealth Cotton Factory.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Commonwealth Cotton Manufacturing
Company will be held in the rooms of the
Y VI. c. A, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY J.,
1S92, at 1:30 p. III.
Us. CARR, President.
Sw HOLMAN Secretary.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
TAlTON HALL.
A Notorious Murderer and Desperate in
the Hands of the Law.
opportunity

A Notorious Murderer and Desperate in
the Hands of the Law.
ST. LOUIS, Jan 30-The Post-Dispatch
special from Horton, W. Va, says: The
life of Talton Hall, the notorious murderer
and desperate, now rests in the hands of
the jury. A verdict will be rendered to-
day. Great excitement prevails in Wise
county. Three squads Of twenty men,
each armed with Winchesters, headed by
Talt Halls brothers, marched from Ken
lucky and reached Gladesville, four miles
from here, last night. They are ready to
attempt his release the moment verdict
of guilty is rendered. The guard at the
jail has been doubled and all citizens are
arming themselves. The sheriff and his
men will lose their lives if need be in the
attempt TO hold Hall, who will be shot
like dog by Holton's friends, as soon as
he i, released, if he should be.
ROANOKE, Va, Jan. 30.-The verdict in
the case of Talton Hall, on trial for the
murder of Policeman Holton, Of Horton,
W Va, at Wise Court House to-day, was
for murder In the tirst degree. At late
hour tonight there had been no outbreak
on the part Of Halls friends, thoughthey
were still near by, one spy having been
arrested and put In Jail. The jury reached
a verdict after being twelve hours in de-
liberation. Hall expects to be granted a
new trial, and pending this motion he
will be taken to Lynchburg for safe keep.
ing.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
LINGERING LETTERS.

A List of Letters Waiting Owners in the
Durham PostOffIce.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
Durham po.toffice, advertised January 30,
1892:
Albright, J. L.
Bracher, Haywood Bust, jeff; By
nunm, Miss Kier.
Cotherman, VIM. p.
Daughtry, Jim; Douls, J. D.; Duffie,
Charles.
Farrow, Miss Ida
G.
Gulley, Mrs. NJ. A.
Harshill, A.; Hendrick, Mrs. Lana.
j.
Johnson, VIM. J.
King, Mrs. NJ. J.
Lawson, Miss l..
Phillips, Mrs. Alice; Pennington, Miss
F.
Richmond, Nash; Roberts, VIM. II.
w.
Williams, Mrs. D. r.; Wilson, Miss
Ella.
W. A ALBRIGHT, P. NJ.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
Notice of Meeting of Stockholders o.
Durham Medicated Cigarette Co.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Durham Medicated Cigarette Company
will he held at the off1ce of the Company
February I9, Ice, at 1:5l O'Clock.
X. f. .WHITEHURST,
Sec. and Treas.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01
V I.
COMING AND GOING.

Durham People on the Move and ytsitors
In the City.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-01

Popularity called the king of medicines
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t conquers
scrofula, salt rheum and other blood dis
eases
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
FRIDAY. November IL.
Stmr Cieone. Miller 40 hours from Ventura; 574O
SKIS beans az SKIS walnuts. to Porter Bros a Co; SO
bbls vinegar, TO VIM Clur & Co.
reka; $50 II lumber, to A Hooper a Co.
stmr navarro. Anderson. Is hours from Navarro;
Landing; 100 N IT lumber. to Haywood HacSley.
bion: l2o Nj It lumber. to Albion Lumbsr Co.
schr Nettie snndeors. johnson. so hours from
Schr Alice KimbaiI, Aspiund. AZ hours from Ma
varro: las IT lumber, to Navarro Mill Co.
River: salmon and lumber. to Simpson Lnmbsr Co
sehr Fortuna, Rosicb. days from Eureka; 100
Schr Mary Gilbert Hobbs 3D. days from Eureka.
lumber aud shingles. TO order
sens Landing; 100 eds WOOD 10 IVerssa from iSer
schr Petersburg, Hansen, days from CoquIlle
salmon. 70 R cOok; q ton wool. to H1ime Hart
schr Reliance. johnson, SO hours from Fish
Schr Gussie Klose, Olsen, 60 hours from Stewards
Point; lao eds bark. to Higgins q Collina
Cove: as eds wood. to A GiibGids Co Ain'Oef
schr Mary Eta, Meyer, 80 hours from Bowens
Landing; W cas- wood, $500 posts. TO Bender Bros
Cleared.
FRIDAY, November IL
stmr Humboldt, Edwards, Eureka; NJ Kalish &
Br ship Province. Jones, Queenstown; GirvIn,
BARI Richard III. Pritehard. Nanaimo; Duns.
Bark Alex Mcneil. sorman. Nanaimo oregon Imp
Co.
Sailed.
THURSDAY, November 10.
echr Chetco. jacobson. Siusiaw River
FRIDAY. November IL.
Stmr Hattie Gage. Yarneberg Port Keuyon
Stmr Arcsta. Green Coos Bay.
etmr Crescent City. Allen, Crescent City.
Stmr Emily. Roberts. Coos Bay
Stmr Tiiiamoos. Hamm. UsaI
Bark X Ham, Cove, Port BIakeIey
Schr ConfanZa, Arr.
Shipping Notes.
steamers TO sail to-day are the Keweenav for Pr
get Sound, Humboldt for Humboldt Bay Ponr
Arena Tor Mendocfno and Corona for San Diego
steamers TO arrive to-day are tho walla Walla
from Victoria and Puget Sound, Wellington from
Departure Bay and Los Angeles from Newport
The Australia falls due from Honolulu w ednes.
day.
The following British iron ships load wheat NJ
Tacoma for Europe: Pass of Brander and Perstnn
Empire 2Ss Sd; MACMILLAN. sos
The Kings County takes for Antwerp "a al q ctts
wheat valued at S97,l39; Iverna, for Cork 80 7as
ctls, at 5000 Durham for Cork, 81 596 cts at
fs6. 100.
The Br ircn ship Annesley is chartered for wheat
from Tacoma to Europe. 30s.
Telegraphic.
POINT L0B0S-Ncvember lilo Pn-weather
clear; wind NV: velocity miles
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12

Market is firm as rule and moderately active.
Eastern Bacon is quotabIe at l2Gl5c 2 10: Call
fornia Smoked Bacon. l2@l2l2c . 10 Tor heavy
aud medium. l3G &c for light and l49l413c for
extra light; Eastern sugarcured Hams, lag "A Izc;
California Hams 1S@l4c: Lard. nerces. Eastern
all kinds. 81 @l01ac: pals. l0@12c; California
tierees, s@s1ac: half-bbls, SI4@91ac; tins. 10c;
pals. lob. 101ac; do. SID, lo34e; Mess Beef.
81 50@s; extra mess 40. IS 50@e: family do. $40
y Db: extra clear, S20A20 90: mess $17@lS g
Dbl: Smoked Beef. l0I2@llc e n.
HoPS-Quiet and easy at lS@22e 2 10 for fair TO
choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy s7lted steers are
quotabe at 7s4c q 10: medium 6@61ac Q 10; light
acc; Cowhides, 4Gti2c; sated Kip. 4e; salted
Calf, 7c: dry Hides usual selection, SC: dry kips.
Sc; dry Calf. &c. prime Goatskins. 30@30c eaeh
Kids. 59l0c: Deerskias, good summer. 3I1ac; me-
dunn. 3O@321ac; winter, 20@25c: Sneepsk ms,
shesriings, l0@25c: short wool, 4OtGT0e: medi um
70@9oc: long wool, 90cGS1 40 each. Culls OF all
kinds about IL less.
TALLoW-No 1 rendered, 4i4@41ac; Refined,
6i5c; Grease, 314@3Lac q 10.
WOOL - Fall clips quoted as follows:
Humboldt and MendOelno 1s9l6c q 10; Northern
free. l2@l3c p 10; do, defective, 10@l1e q
%; free Mountain, 9@l2c q 70; San Joaquin and
Southern defective, 799c. Spring Wool IS quoted
as follows: Eastern oregon. l39l7e; Valley Ore
gon, 1SG21e q u.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12

triots who had so hardly won freedom and
victory, to die. Prudence had need of
courage and strength in those days of trial.
Her hands, Drowned and roughened, were
the family stay.
In the keepiDg-room with Neighbor Hard
Since the war was over fewer homespun
coats were needed, but the Massachusetts
women's nimble fingers wore never IDLE
during waking hours.
In the peas orchard Mrs. Staples and
Jason gathered the mellow fruit.
"Pruel Pruel We want youw Jason
called.
Dear Prue, we want youp' echoed Ed
WIN Chevril. II have returned to my jailer
An, Jason, you were so like Prudence that
recognized in the Yankee prison my sweet
hearts brother.
1t came to pass that Prudence Staples not
only loved but married her prisoner, and
never regretted her choice.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12
Exchange and Bullion
Weekly ClearIngs.

NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-Bradstreet's gives clear.
ings past week for the principal cities OF the
United States as follows: New York 1864 rs 2 900,
son; Boston, sg9, 62S, 600, increase ga; Phila-
deiphia s70.S24 coo, Increase 81: ST. Louis SPA
064, 600. decrease 81; san Francisco, sl5 2eO 600
decrease 25.2; Baltimore. $14. O43 600 decrease
81: Pittsburg Sl3,5S3. 900 decrease %: Cinetn-
nati sl5,os2,0OO. increase 7.6; Kansas CITY $40.
$4,000, decrease Al; Minneapolis. SO $50 600
decrease 49, Omaha %, 69S 600. Increase 30 =.
Denver. s5,l44,OO0, decrease Q 8: St Paul SIS
100000, decrease l2l: Portland Or, s. 7O9 600
decrease As Salt Lake, x207S,O 900 Increase
I65: Seattle. $685. $40. decrease 81: Taeoma
sl.95 ,0Oe, decrease 1875; Los Angeles 1898 $50
decrease $50; Helena, S749, 1898, no Comparison:
Spokane. Sl.o90O00, no comparison: Great Halls
S4s6,5Ss, no comparison; Galveston, o., n 600
decrease 23.7.
Total for the week ended November 10 for the
leading cities or the United States, al l7SO73-
500, an increase OF ILL as compared with the same
week last year.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE stock market during
the greater part of the DAY active aud strong
The early advance the general list was lost by
determined raid on Ameri- an Sugar which carried
that stock down from lie 10 1861 In the last
hour adlng and Changers were vigorously raided
and yielded a point or SO from the highest Indus
trials show 4 net loss OF to 314 per cent Read
ing and Missouri Pacific lost 1 and Others smaIlar
fractions Union Pacific and Burlington were a
shade better. Governments quiet. Petroleum closed
ct 5Isl@r5l CSC for December
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-United States Bonds Az
ll5: do Us, 100i4; Northern Pacific 49,. Cana
dian Pacific S2s4 Central Pacific, 29; MON pa.
cfic 4O5s: Atchison and santa Fe ygIS. Wells
Fargo l4b; Western Union, 9SIz; Silver s4sS.
SteriIng "a S4I1@g4 S7b7.
Wheat-December. 77i4c Flour. steady Coffee
slb45 Sugar. 2Ss@3$sc. Hops-Pacihe Coast
lS6124L.c. Hides, lzlzc. Copper-Lake sil so
TiH-Spot, $40 6o. Lead-DOmestic, 1895 Iron
SIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5lzse.
Hops easy on freer offerings. though prices
are net Quotably lower
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
wlllett 81 Gray's sugar circular says: The demand
for refined continues only moderate az four norris
and is readily met by reduced MEETINGS Taken In
connection with the New Orleans ana San Fran.
cisco consumption il proceeds satisfactorily kaws
are without feature and unchanged.
Coffee showed a weak tendency and 8 TO Is points
decline. Sales. 14.75U bags; November SIS so; De
cember, $40 10.
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A New Substance.
New York Sun,

new YORK Sun.
The name OF carborundum has recently
Deen given to peculiar manufactured sub
stance intended, on account of the peculiar
properties which characterize IL when inns
used, to take the place Of diamond dust
and bort In the abrasion OF hard sub-
stances. Singular to say, the product il
In character wholly unlike the SUBJ
stances from which it Is derived - that
10, In composition IL Is almost pure carbon.
In construction crystalline, and la hardness
II is ten, on M0hT's scale. In view of these
qualities ii is. TO all intents and purposes.
manufactured diamond powder, though in
color IL is slightly darker. Under the mi
croscope many OF the crystals appear of a
dark green, some are yellow. while others
still are blne. and some completely colorless
The cost OF the material is said to be very
moderate. w wy
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12
San Francisco Meat Market.

The only change is advance in live Hogs which
are in more moderate supply. The o.her descrip-
tions IN ample stock Wholesale rates from
siaughterers TO dealers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6Jle; choice, &c; second
qua ity, be; third do. 3i@94I5c
VEAL-Large, 5G5c; small Calves &c: Dairy
Calves. 7j2dSIR ? 10.
6Ise.
LAMB-7I%@5IAc q N.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 5Q51sc 2 n for heavy and
medium grain-fed: small fat Hogs 50151se: stock
Hogs. 4149is&e; dressed do, T97s4c ' 10.
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Spoken.
Oct "a. l6 N, 81 W, Br ship Strathgryfe, from
London for San Francisco.
Domestic Ports.

Spoken.
Oct "a. Is N. 81 W. Br ship strathgryfe. from
London for San Francisco
Domestic Ports.
NEwPORT-SaDed Nov 11-Stmr Caspar.
GREENW O0D-Saii Nov l1-Stmr w hitesboro,
EUREKA-Arrived Nov l1-schr Emma Claa-
dina from San Pedro: schr Laura Pike. hce Nov 8.
ASTORiA-Arrived Nov 11-Stmr Columbia, nee
CLEoNE-sailed Nov l1-stmr Greenwood. for
SAN DIEGO-Arrived Nov l1-stmr Farallon. he
Sailed Nov li-Br ships Galatea and Pass OF Mel
POINT ARENA-sailed Nov 11-stmr sunol for
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Nov l1-s,mr Aleatraz, I'm
Cleone: brig Tanner. from Tacoma; schr John
Sailed Nov II-Stmr South Coast.
PORT GAMBLE-Sailed Nov l1-Bktn Planter.fr
NAYAKRo-saiIed Nov l1-stmr Navarro. for
Arrived Nov Io-stmr Newsboy. hence Nov 10.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YoRK-salled Nov l0-stmr Newport. for
Arrived Nov 11-ship Fuller hence July o;
ship LlewelynJ Morse, from Iquique.
Foreign Ports.
HONG-KONG-Arrived Nov lO-Stmr Peru, hence
NEWCASTLE. Nsw-saiIed Nov 1l-Nic bark
PANAMA-saed Nov s-stmr City of sy dney,tr
San Francisco.
sYDNEY-Arrlved Nov lo-Bktn Hilo, from Eu-
reka.
for Port Townsend. Sept 2S-ChI bark Ema Ra-
mila, for Port Townsend Oct S-Br ship Cromar
tyshire fer Port Townsend.
Movements of Trans-Atlantic Steamers.
LONDON-Arrivei Nov ll-Stmrs Massachusetts,
and City OF Berlin, from New York.
LIYERPOOL-ArriYed Nov ll-Stmr Tauric. firm
New York.
Importations.
Per schr Prosperity NJ ft lumber. 1900 cS sal
mon, 100 bis wool. IL Dxs butter.
Cons1znees.
Per schr Prosper-simpson Lumber Co; W Beck;
Hume 4 Hart; Whitney & Co.
For Late Slfpofay InieLItJsa-s See Eiohth Page.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12

Ana IN accordance With law and an order from
sne nosrd OF directors made on the 2eth dsy oe
Sep.emosr, 1882. SO many shares OF each parcel OF
sucn STOCK as may be necessary Will be SOLD AZ nnh
susuon az tue ONCE of the company room So NJ
Sps,, Mivhtgomery street San Francisco Cal on
IhShsDAf, the 18th day OF Novembar lsp3 81
sne nour OF O'Clock NJ OF said day, TO paw said
usiIlquent assessment thcreop, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale N''s1
oo.. j. STApTFELD IT., Secretary
francisco, Cal ssP 81 o. pa
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET en-

STEAMERS LEAVE ASPINw WALL.
son ,tehr.mshuy ior ths West Indies aud ssSEksy
southampton, calling en- route at Cher6Hxssz&
fTah &c, ana Plymouth to land passengers
NJ nfougn Biiis OF Lading in connection with the
racine Mail SS Co. issued for freigh MT ana
10 direct ports In Eng and Germany
Ihreugh tickets from San Francisco 10 Plymouth
Sneroourg. southampton. First-class Sle5. thir,
CLASS, ~! 90 FOR further particulars apply to
TAhhoTf CO. Agents. 800 California st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12
sUNIiIsE.

First. one by one. the stars stole soft away
And dark ana darker grew the western rim;
The horned moons bright lusrer gan TO dim.
AND then long ripples came OF ashen gray
Ihat tipped the fusky pillows OF the night
With myriad trembling fakes Of faintest light.
Next, shapeless things forms began TO take.
milk-whte lance flashed through the eastern
skies
And dawn unwilling came with drowsy eyes,
All dreamily, only half awake;
Then slowly rose the sun. fiery shield,
AUD one lone biId-note sounded far afeid.
ERNEST MCGAFFEY.