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The morning call., 1892-06-26
BEAUTIFUL ART.
1t Is TO Be Seen in the Little Church at
San MateO.

I
San MateO.
Mr. Meyer Of the firm that provided much
of the glass for ST. Mary's Cathedral aud
ST. Ignatius Church III this city and other
famous edifices in this country stated a
short time ago to personal friend that the
little church at San Msteo possesses. in the
Howard memorial window. the finest ex-
ample of Munich stained glass that can be
found either in Europe or America. In his
opinion, "the Howard window was incom-
parable" 1t is not generally known
that the cenotaph which aecompan-
les the window was designed and
executed by Story, the great American
sculptor, who also designed the great statue
to the author of the 'Star-spangled Ban
ner," now in Golden Gate Park. 1t is re-
GREETED by artists and others that both
works of art at San Mateo are situated in
the little church so nntayoraby as 10 be
practically of no avail for students. The
window is almost obiterated by the ivy
which epvelops il. and the cenotaph is
crowded into q small and darkened niche.
so as TO be almost out of sight to spectators
Ii is said that the cost Of the window and
the marble exceeded S2j, 900, but the How
ard family never publicly announced the
exact amount paid for them.
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a-NU I'M = ME-.
ArriveI.
SATURDAY June rs.
Yaquina Bay; pass and mdse to w b Webster
:, Stmr Del Nerte, Stoekfeth, As hours from Coos
Bay via Crescent City; pass and mdse. TO Hobbs
stmr Greenwood, Fagerlund. ls hours from
Cleone; go eds bark. to L E White
Stmr City of sydney Friee. 10 days from Pan
anna, etc; pass and mdse to P NJ S Co.
Stmr Eureka, Smith. 21% DAYS from Newport.
pass and mdse to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
stmr SunoL walvig. 10 hours from Point Arena;
Cleared.
SATURDAY, June 25.
stmr San Bias Mclean. Panama via San Diego
Br stmr Gaelic. Pearne. Yokohama and hong
Kong. via Honolulu; & Co.
Perkins & 4 Co.
stmr Point Iona Conway, Aberdeen; Grays Har-
Dor Com Co.
Sailed.
SATURDAY, June 25.
stmr San Bias, Mclean, Panama san Diego.
Stmr lotnt Iona Conway, Aberdeen.
Schr Gem. Olsen. Eureka.
sehr Coauelle. Pearson, CoquiIle.
Domestic Ports.
EUKEKA-Arriyed June 25-stmr Celia. hence
FORT BRAGG-sailed June 25-stmr Protection
for san Francisco. -
Arrived June 25-stmr south Coast. hnc June .,
tornia hence June 22. ~
sailed June 24-stmr Columbia. for San Fran.
GRAYs HARBoR-sailed June pa scbr Norway
for san Francisco $3.50 W. "@5'
NEW HAVENAArriyed lima "a cchr A,. ma.
we'll from Fort Ross '' iu
uENEME-saiied June 25-stmr Faralon, for
coos BAY-Arrived June 24-stmr Arcata, hnc
:, fokT RoSS-Sailed June 25-Schr Archie and
FoDtie. for San Francisco uH
Eastern Ports,
fhiLADELPHiA -Cseared June 24-Ship John
Briggs for San Francisco.
Foreign Porte.
YOK0HAMA-Satled June 25-Br stmr Ra,a,.
for San Francisco sum Do'sA0'
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DnponI- street nens.

Dupont street. between Bush and Cali
fOrnia, last night was deserted and silent.
The wretched women who have piled their
Infamous trade on tie notorious thorough
fare for years had obeyed the orders issued
on Thursday by Chief Crowley. They had
taken their names from the doors and had
removed to the second stories Of the build
ings they occupied. This was done in ac-
c0rdance with the Chiefs orders, but it
wOuld puzzle him to tell where the women
who lived in The one-storY lnildings went
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. June 26. - The stock market was
again extremely dull to-day, and while the temper
was strong due entirely to coverings by local
opera tors. Governments dull and steady. Petro-
leum-Juy closed at 623sc.
NEW YORK. June 25.-Unted States Bonds. as
ll714: DO. 2's. 90; Nortbern Pacific. 205s Cana
dian Paeihc S914 Central Pacific, 80; Union Pa
cine, 1919: Atchison ana Santa Re. 1914; Wells
Fargo, las: Western Onion, SO Is; Silver S75se;
Sterling 81 S71P@p4 80.
Wheat - June. Sic. Flour. steady Coffee,
81 20. Sugar. 13-1693 3-I6e. Hops-Paoine Coast,
2O426c. Hides. 15c. Copper-Lake. Sl1 so TIN
spot, S21 80. Lead-DonIestic, 81 TO- Iron-$l6
Petroleum-July, h2$sc.
BEANS.
Cne thousand bags of California Lima Beans sold
yesterday prompt shipment to this point and to
Chicsgo) at 81 80 2 busbeL spot stock at 81 10
seems cut OF the way at present.
HoPs
Hops are dun ana slightly lower Pacihcs els
choice, z4t@25c. European crop reports are favor
able.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
sugar Strong. showing no change in either raw
refined.
Exceedingly duh and values practically
unchanged. June, $ll 10.
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Hereafter the Valencis-street line will
give transfers TO passengers who wish to go
by the electric line either way, at Four
teenth street. also to the electric line from
Army street. outward only. Transfers will
not be given to transfer passenger from a
foreign line. This is TO prevent passengers
who are transferred from the Powell-street
line 10 the Nalepcia from receiving trans
fer from that line 10 the electric road or
viz
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A SPLENDID ORGAN.
Mr.. searIes to Spend se5, ZOO for One for
Grace Church.


1t was announced some time ago that
Grace Cathedral was to be provided with
new organ to cost $4,000 and to be pro-
vided by MIR. Searles. husband OF Mrs.
Hopkins Searles, as a memorial TO his late
wife. 1t is now stated by DR.. Foute that
Mr.. Searles has decided to extend his gift,
and In place of an instrument costing $4,000
only has concluded TO present one to cost
not less than S25 900. 1t is we'll known
that Mr.. Searles is manufacturer of
organs and is also an accomplished mu-
sician, and the new organ for Grace is TO be
built under his own personal supervision,
and is TO embrace every Improvement known
TO makers Of such instruments up to the
present time. 1t is to be by far the largest
organ in the United States west of Cincin-
matt. and will have but few rivals as to size
and none as tOquality in the whole country.
1t is now under construction and the rector
OF Grace hopes it will be in position before
the Christmas festivities Of the present year
hpuin
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upon Deputy County Clerk Deane TO make
his declaration of intention to become a
citizen, saying he required the document as
a member Of an association. The form was
made out and all was about ready to swear
him when the clerk asked him where he
was born, in order that he might obligate
him 10 forswear his allegiance to the par
tcGlar foreign prince or pOtentate. The
intelligent citizen who wanted first papers
wered that lie was born in Pittsburg.
Pa IT =
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Log. From the Big Raft.

Quite number Of logs that broke away
from the big raft started some time ago
from Fort Bragg for this city. but which
parted on the way down, have been washed
up on the ocean beach beyond the Cliff
House. Many Of these have been secured
by parties in the vicinity, who are convert
ing them into fireWOod
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land and the Santa Rosa for san Diego. The CO.
lumbia falls due from Portland. Mackinaw from
Tacoma Pomona from Humboldt Bay, Empire
from Nanaimo Hattie Gage from Eel River, Signal
from Alfalfa and Gypsy from the Salinas River.
No steamers are announced to sail tomorrow.
T he Iruekee falls Que from Portland, Areata from
Coos Bay San Benito from Tacoma and Corona
from San Diego
The British schooner Alexander, 235 tons, loads
Redwood Lumber at Humboldt for Central Amer
lea; bark Topgallant, 229 tons, Coal at Departure
BaY for Honolulu
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Enclish wheat Nrarket.

LIVERPOOL. June 25-The spot market Is quiet
at rs 11sd. CarRoes quiet 34s Cd for off
coast AS Cd Just shipped and GAS I'd FOR nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
liverpool quotations for NO Red Winter: June.
is 6lad; July 6s I'd August. 6s 734 Septem-
Der, IS ia d /; October. 6s Sd: November 6s sad
SECURITIES
LONDON. June 20. - Consols, 50 7-l6; Silver,
4OIsd; ReuteS 99f 45c.
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO. June 25.-Tbe Porter Brothers Com
pany sold to-day two carloads OF California Fruit
Montagamet Apricots brought 81 so; Royal April
cots, 75c61 81 20; Clyman Plums, 81 20@2 45; Trag
edy Plums. SAGA %: Peaches. 81 25@1 so: Knnig
Claude Plums, So Royal Hatlve Pums 81 10;
Brill Plums, 81 IS.
The Earl Fruit Company sold to-day Cherry Plums
at 81 90 ST. GATHERINGS, 81 65@l2 80: Royal Hative
Pums 81 so; Alexander Peaches, 81 3O9l IS; ;
Royal Apricots, $10l 3d.
NEW York. June 25.--The Porter Brothers Com
parry sold today two carloads OF California Fruit
Royal Anne Cherries sold at ST 9O@2 SO; oregons,
So 592 10: Alexander Peaches, 81 e0@D2 rs: April
cots, Sl@3 80; Cherry Plums, 81 3OGl 40.
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The Death Record.

According to the mortuary report for the
week ending yesterday there We're 1873 deaths
in this city. Among the most fatal diseases
were: Apoplexy 8, BTights disease 3, bron-
chitis 8. cancer 6, heart disease 10, Consump-
tion 16 pneumonia IL, searlatina 4.
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The Mission street Line.

1t is stated that within a short time the
horsecars OF the Mission-street line will be
replaced by cable-cars. 1t had at one time
been thought advisable to change the line
to an electric one. bit this idea has been
abandoned.
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Chic go Markets.

CHICAGO, june 25.-wheat was steady and trade
limited. Fluctuations confined to I4.93sc
range and the closing was about Use lower than
yesterday. Receipts. 1900 bushels; shipments
So 900 bushels. Rye steady at 76Lac. Barley, soc
CHICAGO. June 25,-Wheat-Cash. 1890. Corn
5015e PORK $40 80. Lara = sc 65. Ribs
Whisky-Sl.
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LESS THAN FULL VoTEs-A. j., City.
1t often occurs that there is a contest over
the admission of the district delegation OF
State to a nominating convention, and with
out deciding who is entitled to admission
the vote Of the delegation in question is
divided among the contestants. who may
thus be credited with half, third or
nnarier Ynfp.
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bleaehed are sometimes eaten as salad.
The root is roasted and ground as a substi-
tuie for coffee or to adulterate II, and its
infusion, decoction and extract are employed
incidentally as a tonic and aperient especial
ly in disorders Of the digestive organs and
liver. Under cultivation the plants are
forced TO extraordinary size to vend in the
spring for a pot herb under The name Of
green's These uses TO which the dandeiion
are mt are not newly discovered.
The morning call., 1892-06-26

Judge Trout yesterday granted Mary A.
Miller a divorce from j. c. Miller, and
Nancy j. Parry from Charles j. Parry, de-
sertlGn being the cause in each case
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An Intelligent Native Born.

John Reffel Of 213 Broadway proved him.
self yesterday remarkable specimen. of
the intelligent American citizen. He called
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local.
LOTTERY TICKETs-H. NJ. c., City. a.
The having of lottery tickets in ones pos
session is made a misdemeanor by mimi
cipal ordinance and punishable by fine
of not more than $500 or by Imprisonment
Tor not more than six months. (2) There is
no reward to the person informing.
PRESIDENTIAL QUALIFIcATIoN-F. R.,
City. The Q. c. had thought that every per-
son living in this country knew enough of
the constitution that no naturaliZed citizen
can ever be President of the United States.
he must be "a natural born citizen"
COLD SHOULDER - c. r., City. The
origin Of the phrase "to turn the cold Shout
der" is beyond the reck and ken of man. II
Is said TO have reference to the cold shoulder
OF mutton served to a stranger at dinner.
There is not much Of il, ild even what is
left is but moderate fare.
ROBERT INGERsoLL-C. NJ, City Robert
IngersolI was in 1860 a Democratic candi-
date for Congress from Peoria. H., but de-
feated. In 1866 he was appointed Attorney
General for Illinois, and in 1877 he refused
the post OF Minister to Germany
POSTAGE TO AUSTRALIA C. p. City.
On October l, 1891. Australia, with other
colonies, came into the postal union, so that
all letters which formerly paid y cents
postage pay now only cents.
FIRST LoCoAIoTIvE-B. Z. R.. City. The
first American locomotive was not run in a
coal mine in Nova Scotia but was built by
Peter Cooper fer the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad three or four years before 1929.
CORNERSTONE LAYING-A. 7. A, City.
The cornerstone of the Golden Gate Wooden
Mills at Bryant and Twentieth streets, was
laid on the afternoon of May is, 1880.
THEY STAND OR FALL-R. L. p, City.
The defeat o; the nominee for President
necessarily involves that of the nominee on
the same ticket for iCe-President
MENDoCINo LAND-R J. NJ. Sequel, Cal
For information concerning Government
land in Humboldt County apply al the land
Office in Eureka in that county.
STATE POPULATIoN-L. D. s.. City. Ac-
cOrding to the census of 1890 the State Of
New York had a population Of s. 997, 653;
Pennsylvania Of 5,25S.0l4
DEMOCRATIC SENATEs-F. A. r., City.
The Democrats had a majority in the
United States Senate in 1879 and for a per-
iOd in 1851.
No JAW WAS BRoKEN-J. T., City.
Early reports had 1t that jackson broke
Slavin's jaw, later accounts deny the fact
IT'S A LEAP YEAR,. W. c., City.
1896 will be leap year.
The morning call., 1892-06-26

AMERICAN ORAToRs-J. b., Berkeley,
Cal America has not a surfeit of great
orators. The best-knOwn may be named
at random: Robert IngersOll, Cnanncey NJ.
Depew as an after-dinner speaker, Bishop
Phillip Brooks and Rev. Mr.. Talmage AT
least their regulations as orators are not
local
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. June 25.
-. r,,,

SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Wheat futures lower.
Barley unsettled.
Oats weak. Corn lower
Hay unchanged
Potato S steady
Onions weak.
Butter ana Eggs weakening.
Peaches and ApricOts firm.
Lines lower
Poultry market overstocked.
Vegetables quiet.
Silver hrmer.
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General Merchandise.

BA6S-Caleuttas spot are firmly held at Te; Wool
Bags 35d 3Sc.
CURDAGE-Pure Manila Rope IS quotable at Sc
p 10; I2-thread. 13I2c; and 8 thread 14c: Bale
Rope. 13d Size; mixed Manila Bale Rope II I2e;
Grapevine Twlne, l3e In balls and coils: Hop Irvine.
l2I%c; Lathyarn, 12c; Sisal ana Duplex rope, lie
12-thread. lI1ae; and do. I2c; Bale rope, lie;
Duplex HOP Irvine, lo13e; Grapevine Irvine, balls
coils. I115c; LathyArn, 91sc = 10.
SALM0N-AIasksn Fish. 81 0C1l l2lS for King
81 O5Ql 071a for Red and $lGI 0212 q dozen for
Silver.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 55sc = n: Dry Granuated.
514c y n; CouteetiOne-s' A, Size; Standard A,
41sc; Magnolia, 45sc; Extra C. 412e; Golden c.
4ssc; ID. 414c 2 10; half bbs. lac more than bbls
md b0Y i -
The morning call., 1892-06-26

SALIVA CRUZ-Arrived June 9-Sehr w L
Beebe, hence May H.
CoLoN-saiIed June 23-Stmr Newport, for New
York
FALMOUTH Sailed Juue24-Ger ship Iron Duke.
for Fleetwood.
QUEENsT0wN-sailed June 24-Br ship Sierra
Lucena, for Liverpool.
SwANSEA-saiIed JHne 24-Br ship Beecroft;
Br ship Earl Dalhousie
sYDNEY-Arrived June 24-Br ship stockbridge,
hence Feb 70 for Hull
TALTAL-Sailed June 22-Br bark Beeman, for
Dragon
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ENr. Chroaometar aud
Instrument Maker California street.
Sign of the w oadsn Sailor.
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Treasure shinment.
Bank CIearirgs.

Treasure Shipment.
The Gaelic took out a treasure list OF 1897 ,O92
consisting of $342.477 In Mexican Dollars $y4l5
In Gold Coin aud $45,200 In Silver Bars.
Bank Clearings.
Local bank cleArings last week were 81 ], 736 202
3 against SIS. $50 ST. for the same week last year.
Shipping Notes.
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Two Divorces Granted.

MORNING SALES
Board-5O Hawaiian Commercial. 2.
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LOTTERY TICKETs-H. NJ. c., City. a.
The having of lottery tickets in ones pos
session is made a misdemeanor by NUM-
eipal ordinance and punishable by fine
Tor not more than six months. }2) There is
no reward to the person informing.
The morning call., 1892-06-26
San Francisco Meat Marxst

Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers
follows:
BEEF-First quality, Sac; second quality, Sc;
third do, 4941ae.
VEAL-Large 5@6e: small Calves 6@7c.
MUTTON-W others. 7@5Sc; Ewes, 7G7L2c.
LAMB-Spring, S9eo ? 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4Ts@5e p 10 for heavy hard
grain-fed: 5I4@51ac for light average do; stock
Hogs 41a@4$4e; dressed do, 7134S15c q 10.
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Fortiand's Business.
PORTLAND Or, June 25.-Clearances, s34O, 900:
balances. 100000.
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BOARD Sales.
ktIGI lCaI Yesterday.

RIGUIAR sEssIoS-c 10 A. NJ
100 Alpha. .I5lO0 Co.'S v..3 as 500 Comh.l5
50 Alta ......l5 30 ...,.....3I y, 30 Ophfr i 80
9O0 Isle OF 100 ..........3.4O 200 Overm..
iVO beicher.l ~ 500 ~ Mia 200 New. .65
IUOR& lib lO0 kentuek. .lOilO0 savage lao
90 Bodice. 5 200 Mexicanl 30 100 Union 10
100 Bullion. so 200 Navajo. Ob so Utan GS
200 Chollar... 2OII5O New q 49,. SO 500 YJackeL 20
2U0 CPolnt....75
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Insurance on SUICIDES - NJ. NJ. v,
City. The Q. c. is neither lawyer to give
the decisions Of courts on the payment Of
insurance to suicides nor an advocate to
present brief and authorities on one or
the ether side Of the question. Some insur-
anee companies do pay upon death of a
po!Icy-holder who has suieided. Some ex-
pTessly state so afte: a certain number OF
payments Others contest. The Q. c. has
IN mind the case OF a suicide at tie Pacific
Union Club, in December, 1891, in. which a
New ork company did pay eco. %
Accident insurance companies will not pay
policies for the manning Of oneself by rea-
son OF an attempt al suicide. 90 FTaternal
orders will not, unless compelled, pay ben
efits to member who has wounded himself
in an attempt at suicide.
The morning call., 1892-06-26

CITIZENSHIP BY BIRTH-R A. c., City
UThe child born of foreign parentsge on the
sea and under the American flag may claim
federal citizenship. because by a fiction Of
law the vessel carrying the national flag is
construed TO be American soil, and is under
the protection Of the sovereign government
O. So a child born in England, but whose
father IS citizen Of the United States, has
been decided TO be federal citizen by virtue
Of his fathers citizenship and under. the
the right Of descent Of such citizenship. (3)
Whether this last named child would have
10 be naturaliZed on coming to America
after having lived in England until over q
years of age would depend upon whether he
exercised the citizenship rights ii an
Englishman before so coming.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From san Francisco.
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Importations.

COOS BAY, ETC-Per Del NoIte-5 bbIs butter 3
mdse, $50 NJ It lumber, bxs do, l bx tobacco
IA cs eggs. Is coops chickens, 10 bxs cheese, 10
chests bags treasure.
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PRESIDENTIAL QUALIFIcATIoN-F R.,
City. The Q. C. had thought thateyery per-
son living in this country knew enough of
the constitution that no naturaliZed citizen
can ever be President of the United States.
He must be "a natural born citizen"
The morning call., 1892-06-26

COLD SHOULDER - c. r., City. The
origin of the phrase ''to turn the cold Shout
der" is beyond the reck and ken of man. II
Is said to have reference TO the cold shoulder
of mutton served to a stranger at dinner.
There is not much Of it, AID even what is
left is but moderate fare.
The morning call., 1892-06-26

ROBERT INGERsoLL-C. NJ, City. Robert
IngersolI was in 1860 a Democratic candi-
date for Congress from Peoria. H., but de-
feated. In 1866 he was appointed Attorney
General for Illinois, and in 1877 he refused
the post OF Minister to Germany.
The morning call., 1892-06-26

SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
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POSTAGE TO AUSTRALIA C. p. City.
On October 1, 1891, Australia, with other
colonies, came into the postal union, so that
all letters which formerly paid y cents
postage pay now only cents.
The morning call., 1892-06-26

DANDFLIoN-A. a. a, City. The leaves
OF the dandslioD. known in botany as
taraxacum dens leonis. are bitter, but when
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-05-21
THE FIRE LADDIES !
The Festival Last Night Quite Lib
orally Patronlzed,
got Tonight Should Witness Twice the
CFGNd.
o1944M OWES IT TO THE FIRE BoYs
p.,,,,Ic WHO Come and Go-Rrisf l3rayi.
ti,s of Interest to All Eeader4
of The Globe.

Durham i generally liberal, but she is
no, liberal enough towards her fire boys.
Ofcour.c the city does something, but it
ConH and should do more.
The boys are not going 10 do the work
,r nothing, and then beg for little
money to purchase the uniforms. Ac.
cordingly they are holding a festival to-
pigbt at the Parrish warehouse and if
our people will turn out and palronize
rbem, the boys can thus secure enough
mo.f, to get uniforms to attend the
.,atc tournament at AsheVille
Il seems to TIE GLOBE that to tn pride
would prompt the citizens to all patron
ilc the festival and thus aid iD sustaining g
something in which all are interested
Town pride suggests that the Durham
fire companies show oil to good adyan-
,a-c. and tonight is a good time to show
your town pride.
Let AL attend.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-05-21
GOING INTO ROCK !
Nr. Arnold Says His Ice Factory Well
Is Thirty Feet.
Solid Rock Causes Much Delay in the
Factory.
HOWEVER HE SAYS THEY'LL MAKE 1T
More About the Floods and Cyclones
Now Raging in the ~ lid and
Woody West.

THE GLOBE had talk with Mr.. l.. ar
mold, the gentleman who will conduct
the ice factory, and he says that in dig
ging bis well, which is six feet in diam
eter, he is going all the way through solid
rock, and for this reason be is some be-
hind his original calculations.
The ice will be made from city water,
the well being necessary for cooling pur
poses. sThe engine cannot be placed un-
til the well is completed, and the time for
the factory's completion is indefinite.
In the meantime Mr.. Arnold has an
abundance Of ice on hand, which he ships
in, and, through Mr. Holder, can accom-
modate all
Mr.: Arnold is we'll pleased with the
prospects before him, and says when he
gets his machine in motion he will push
the ice trade for all he is worth.
Being an experienced manufacturer,
and having new process, he thinks he
will make a place throughout the state
for his product.
All Durham people must be loyal, when
the wheels commence to turn, and pat
ronize the institution.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-05-21
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Festival to night. All help the fire
boys
-G A. Latta says that the way to kin
potato bugs is to set steel trap for 'em.
C. l.. McKessOn will lecture Monday
night at the \. NJ. G. a. hall. All should
hear him.
Col W. 4. Albright says that he will
not attend the democratic state cOnven-
tion at Raleigh.
Mr.. II. ). Pickett, general delivery
clerk at the postotlicc, is quite sick to day
and not able 10 be at his post.
Tie gentle shower which fell to day
well, 1t was a JUSTIN time tonic fer
much Of the garden sass, as We would. say
in France
-Rey. +. +. Smell, lately Of Wisconsin,
now of Raleigh, will preach at the First
Baptist church sunday morning and
night, May %
-ltev. L. W. Smith, of Greensboro,
Will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyte-
Ran church to morrow, morning and
evening. All invited.
Mr.. Weston r. Gales will lecture at
the \. NJ. {. A. rooms tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. His lecture will be Of
especial idtcrest to young men and it is
hoped that all will be in attendance.
-Rcy. John Scales says that he is no
longer a deacon in his church, but has
now secured license and is a regular
preacher. This is good. Now if John
would learn to read he might make a
hr't class ColOrcd preacher.
The State Chronicle says Governor
HOLT was by reason Of sickness unable
10 90 TO Charlotte. He had accepted an
irritation to do so, lhis having been ten
'ercd by Charlottc's mayor, but since
A,' Friday he has been in bed most of
'Ae time, quite sick. He was out Tues
GAY, oU, was worse next day, as a result
Vi over eNcrtiln.