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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
THE ILLINOIS CANVASS.
Opening of the Safe Campaign Postponed d
Until September.

Until September.
CHICAGO, Aug. S.-The Democratic State
Central Committee met here to-day AMI
decided not to open the campaign In Illinois
until September. although Republicans
will open the fight on August Is, The
proposition to invite Grover Cleveland to
visit the State did not find favor with the
party leaders, most Of them believing that
the educational question and other State
issues offered greater opportunities Of sue
cess and made il advisable not to take any
action which would tend to divide the
Illinois voters on strict party lines this
fall
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AN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN.
Members of the Republican Nstional
Committee.

New YORK, Aug. S.-The Herald says the
Republican campaign in the West will be
directed from Chicago by the following
committee. subject to the National Exeeu-
tive Committee: w. j. Campbell Of Illinois,
j. \. Huston of Indiana. L. Rosewater of
Nebraska, X. 6. Evans OF Minnesota and
III. {. Payne of Wisconsin. Campbell will
be chairman. The committee will have the
supervision of the canvass all over the
West, but more especially in Indiana, Illi-
nois and Wisconsin, which are regarded
doubtful. w. o. Bradley of Kentucky.
member OF the executive committee, will
have charge OF the Southern States; j. ii.
Manley and Sam Fessenden OF New Eng
land.
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SUICIDE OF A woMAN.
Mrs Ryan Of Redwood City Hangs Herself
to Avoid q SURGICAL oueration

REDWOOD CITY, Aug S.-Margaret Ryan,
the wife Of John Ryan. who lives opposite
Wellesley Park. was found hanging by the
neck in the barn this morning dead. The
deceased was about 81 years old. The YER
diet is suicide while laboriDg under tem-
porary alteration of mind. This was
induced by long sickness and the dread OF
going to the hospital for surgical treatment
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
Santa Bsrbsra,s Historical E,b;b,t

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. s.-Santa Bar
bara Mission has ordered, through Father
j. j. OKeefe. 40 feet of space for the his
toTic exhibit at Sacramento. II. G.. Ford
takes 3SA4:6 feet for water-colors Of Califor-
MIA missions. and 10 feet are ordered for
other exhibits
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
Joint Dahata ON Tariff

Los ANGELES. Aug. s.-Stephen NJ.
White informs the Evening Express that he
will accept the proposition for a Joint de-
bate on the tariff with Morris NJ. Estee.
Whites only provisO is that the tariff be dis
cuSsed as whole and not merely in its ap-
plication to few articles.
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A Whole Family Killed,

GUTHRIE. o. T., Aug. S.-A whole family,
consisting of man. wife and four children,
names unknown. were killed here to-day.
The family had been In the city buying pro-
on the old Cheyenne reservation their team
ran away and went over precipice.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
R;crnla Rennrds Rrnksn

HAMILTON, Ontario, Aug. S.-Two Cana
dian bicycle records were lowered here to-
day by Zimmerman of New York. as fol-
lows: One-half mile record, from :l3 4-5
to / 10 2-5; quarter mile record, from 59 I-5
down 10 SO secs.
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A British TOrpedc-BOst Sunk.

LONDON, Aug. s.-Two torpedo boats at
tached to the British Blue Squadron, while
maneuyering near Portsmouth to-day, came
into collision. One was so badly damaged
that she sank few minutes after the acci-
dent The other boat rescued everybody
from the sinking vessel
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
San Diego smallpox Patients.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. S.-The smallpox scare
10 miles from here has queted down. The
five cases in two families in the Sweetwater
Valley are very light. All are quarantined
and guarded The county physician says
there is no danger OF infection.
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Watchine american Fishermen.

HALIFAX. N. S.. Aug. s.-The cruiser
Curlew has been sent to sea under sealed
orders, undoubtedly to watch the American
fishermen in the bay Of Fundy, where
poaching Is reported
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
Dynamite Explosion in Rome.

ROME, Aug. S.-A mortar charged with
dynamite exploded on Sunday near ST.
AlfoDzo's Church during religious fete.
Eleven persons were killed and quite
number Of others injured. The victims In
cluded number Of women and children.
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The President in the Aaironaacky.

Loon LAKE. n. Y, Aug. S.-President
Harrison spent yesterday In quiet way.
Last evening he attended. with Mrs. DIM
mick, the religious service in the parlor of
the hotel. This morning he went driving.
A fishing trip will be made tomorrow. Mrs.
Harrison continues in goud spirits.
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Large Fire in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Aug. ga fire to-day con-
sumed large portions of John Chatterton &
Co.'S furniture factory. Green g. Co.'s Hope
brass works and Fleischman 81 Co.'s build
ing. Damage, 100000.
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Delegates to the Mon.t.ry Conference.

LONDON, Aug. S.-The Times says that
the Indian Government has selected Gen.
eral Richard /. 1rachey, ex-member of the
council. and G. u. Murray of the treasury
as delegates to the international monetary
cOnf6rence
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riverside Keeley Institute op.nsa

RIVERSIDE. Aug. s.-The new Kelley in
stiJute for the cure of drunkards opened its
doors for business to-day. Several patients
presented themselves for treatment and ths
institute starts out under very favorabls
anSniceS.
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stabbas bv a nrr,ksn Nc.

WOODLAND. Aug. S.-Dolly Brandon. a
courtesan, was stabbed and seriously in
jured by john Strong at 1 O'Clock this
morning. Strong was intoxicated. He is
under arrest and charged with assault to
murder. The woman will recover.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
FOUGHT TWO ROUNDS.
Two Society Young Men Batter Each Other
Through Jealousy

SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug S.-A prizefght
in upper-ten circles took place On the fair
grounds at Ballston Spa this morning The
principals were Daniel w. Shea of Boston.
a Harvard College student and member of
the Harvard crew and football team, and
Sidney Smith of Ballston. a son of
wealthy and prominent family. The fight
was the result of jealousy, and was n hard
one aud for blood. Smith knocked Shea
out in the second round. A dispute as to
the time of the second round nearly pre-
cipirated general fight. The battle was
according to London prize-ring rules,
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Forty.fye Parsons provn.d.

LONDON, Aug. 6-A dispatch from Hell
singfors, Finland. announces that terri
Bile maritime disaster has occurred near
there. A pleasure steamer was run down
ontsde of the harbor and 45 persons were
drowned
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THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.

Cases in Paris Caused by Drinking Impure
-Liquor-shors Rsided.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-Dr. Bronardel has CON-
piled an elaborate and detailed report of
the so-called cholera outbreak in Paris
and some OF its suburbs. The report
proves that the outbreak was entirely due
To drinking the water obtained from the
River Seine. Not single case could be
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
ADLAPs DENIAL.

Stevenson Refutes the Statement That
He Belonged to the Golden Circle.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. S.-General A.
+. Stevenson, the Democratic candidate for
Vice-President, passed through this city on
his return home TO Bloomington to-day. He
was asked regarding the recent stories con-
Meeting him with the Knights Of the Golden
Circle in war times. Said he: Il will an
swer that as / have al others. They arr
base lies. Ii there was any truth in the
stories / would not have been elected twice
TO congress by Republican Yotes'
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Pardope ed and Raarrasied.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. s.-James Faulk-
ner, the Dansville bank-wrecker, who was
released on r Presidents pardon. was to-
day rearrested on warrant charging him
with forgery in the second degree in certi-
lying 10 the false accounts Of the bank.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
IAMS' PERsECUTOK.

The Military Martinez Reelected as
lieutenant Colonel.
HOMESTEAD, Aug. 8.-LIeutenant-C Colone'
Streat0r was tonight unanimously re-
elected to his position in the Tenth Regi.
ment Of the State militia. The reelection
is said to DE an Endorsement DY all of Iams'
companions of the punishment meted out ia
him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
The Revolt in Tangier.

TANGIER, Aug. S.-The Sultan's troops
have brought here three captured rebellious
tribesmen. The heads of three other rebels
who surrendered in bate were cut off and
the CHASTITY trophies of victory sent to the
Sultan. The situation here is becoming
more threatening
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AID FOR THE LocKED-oUT MEN.

The Farmers Alliance OF Kansas Offer
to Send Supplies of Flour.
LARNED. Kans., Aug 8-The officers of
the Farmers Alliance are authority for the
statement that the Alliance has agreed tc
furnish the locked-out men at Homestead
with flour enough to tide them over theii
trouble with the Carnegie COmpany.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
French Transnort Aprnund.

PARIS. Aug. S.-The French transport
Charente. which is engaged in laying cables
in the the Mediterranean, is aground near
Hyeres.
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THE GAMBLERS WIN.

A Chicago Judge Decides in Favor of the
Bookmakers.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The Garfield Park
Club came out victorious this morning when
Judge Ketteile decided the habeas corpus
case brought in behalf Of T. A. Fisher and
+. A. McAvoy. bookmakers, who were ar
rested at the racetrack for selling POOLS
In substance, the court holds that section
127 of the Criminal Code was not intended
to prohibit betting on horseraces or buying
or selling pools
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
THE WELSH PARLIAMENT.

An Agreement to Support GIsdstone's
Home-Rule Bill.
LONDON, Aug 8.-The Welsh members Of
Parliament met yesterday and decided to
support the home-rule bill provided that
Gladstone gives Welsh disestablishment
the next place on the programme. The BIZ
metallic members under the presidency of
H0ucks Gibbs decided to postpone bringing
the bimetallie question TO The notice of
Parliament until the next session.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
THE GREAT NORTHERN.

The Agreement With the Union Pacific on
Overland Business.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-A prominent officer
OF one OF the transcontinental roads said
regarding the reported agreement between
the Union Pacific and the Great Northern
by which the latter will reach the Pacific
Coast over the lines of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation road between Spokane
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
Carriage-Makers' Union in Columbus
A County Reoordar neaa

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. S.-The Carriage
and Wagon Makers National Union of
North America Is in session here.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. sc. A. Stuart.
County Recorder. died this afternoon after
an illness of two DAYS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09

CHINESE CoMING.-The Rio do JaneIro, which
Is due from Ctlina to-day, has only 30 Chinese
passengers In the steerage.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09

saw nothing. KAY thinks from Mrs.
Evans actions at the barn door that she
expects her husband to return.
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NINETEEN MEN RELEASED.

Commissioner Hoffman Allows the Pris-
oners Out on Ball.
WALLACE, Idaho, Aug. S.-United States
Commissioner Hoffman examined As prison
ers to-day, 10 OF whom were released on
bonds ranging from $500 to $1,000. Two
were placed under $500 each, but bail was
mt furnished
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09

Mrs. VI. E.o' Fallon.no prospect OF help. At
last she begau TO take HOOPS sARSAPA-
RILBA and at once improyedi could soon get
out OF bed and walk She is now perfectly WE'LL
weighs l2S pounds, eats well aud does the work
for a aTge family.
HOODS PILLS should be n every family
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
THE CARNEGIE BoYCoTT.

Probability That the Federation of Labor
Will Take Early Action.
New YORK, Aug S.-President Gompers
of the American Federation of Labor was
seen at his Office this afternoon. He said
that it is more than likely that the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, 1000 strong,
would boycott the steel made by Andrew
Carnegie at Homestead and other places.
This means that every employer who uses
Carnegie steel will be Dlacklsted and the
union men in bis employ will be called out
on q strike,
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LEAGUE CLUBS.

Marching Clubs to Be Organized August
10-A State Prize offered.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 5.-President Clark
son Of the National Republican League has
sent out confidential circular requesting
the clubs to organize marching campaign
clubs August 10 at 80 p. NJ He wants
bicycle clubs, cavalry clubs and women's
clubs formed also, by way OF novelty. A
prize is offered consisting of a standard of
American c0lOrs TO be given to the State
League which will send TO the National
Convention at Buffalo the most and best
drilled camnairn cluhs
The morning call., 1892-09-20

quicksilver and amalgam from the ruins OF the oid
Eureka mill. which used to crush Con Cal a VIZ
ginia ore and was DESTROYED by hre SIX HVhtns az.
lt is expected that this cleanup VIII yleld large
Silver was steady yesterday at s5ssc in New York
The assessment on independence is delinquent in
office to-day. ..,ad
Bullion valued at Sloo4 GA las VSSn iSNS
The overman letter for the past week says that
the northwest drift the 1900 leye! is IN oIisn.
lively quartz sssayng from 50 TO IS per Ton o
the 1900 level an incline upralse from mJ mart
crosscut has been extended ~ feet through rt1
sssaying up to sl2 10 per ton. Tbs u quar- q on
shows fair.grade IN spots Fast Sne e5 To
the same level is In quartz assaylng IRON ,asJ
go 5 ne, ron ON the loo lie vel st point S3VI
in the northwest drift from SCUM a., A .ba
shaft have started east crosscut ana eAltueu ~
@ - =" fsa3 Thronzh quartz showing some ore Oh
Sotr grade Northwest DRIFT IS Out oVs ~, o.
Snics noint tbe black dyke or west wall has neen
p1taraI dr. fr 20 the north is being run along
his west wall The formation paSSeu tnIousH -
nophyry. clay and quartz. .,..os =, aia ves-er
The following letters were pia0eu VI "iS 'N''NA
os sySc;c1nzSrA1-From the slopes ON the $50. 400
~ S59 levels have extracted and miIled 172 tons
OF ore of the assay OF $l9 IS per ton as per
The main north drift on $50 level, has been ad-
y2ncsd feet in quartz, giving low assays
The Zadfg DRIFT. Sutro tunnel level. has Deen ex-
tended ii feet face in hard porDhyry.
NEW YoRK-The south drift from the WINE %
feet below the $50 level Is out 10 ieet; race IN a
fair grade ore. The north DRIFT from the Wine,
same level Ia out IA feet face In quartz yielding
fair assays. -, -,
$50 level is about completed and are making neces-
sary repairs on the 100 level.
MOUNT DIABLo-The Wine from the sixth east ID
down Is feet and shows small amount OF low
grade in the bottom We are preparing 10 srH ne
from the hanging Slopes on this lever MnelE
have considerable ore showing Inc inter nv 80
stope between the fifth and sixth IeVes ~ t61s
ore in the west end The north croSsous sr,ed m
intermediate was at A feet, and we Esse s. 800
drive 10 the east small seem OF s1V 0 sbaSrins
in rms crnsscut. we nave about b inches snVMs ~
Today The east drift on the attn IeFel Is ~ s Oo
teet and IS SIN ia ledge matter the upralse rom
go st6 last has connected with the intermediate
below the third level after having been driven AZ
teat we have inches Of $40 ore at the polht OF
Connection and there is considerable ore OF Iair
Grade showing in the raise The slopes ABOVE the
third west show u alteration. A small quantity
of $40 ore being taken from the intermediate De-
tween the second and third east. The stope ABOVE
the second east shows 2 feet OF $40 ore; We have
connected this stope with intermediate above same
and the prospect is favorable for finding ore ABOVE
the intermediate The ore above the first east Is
8 feet wide ana Will assay $50.
The mill was shut down one day during the week
70 allow us 10 clean iues; everything IS now run
ming nicely
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Ee week ended with interest IN abated ana = ,nr
= al ance 10 the mi O Ole stocks The news fro,
- 41Vht was very encouraging Work hss bear
- IN hced again ia the upper tunnel on cedsr
: I 40 ore IS stiii very bunchy but Die buncne,
T"."s leer' as the assays on Sunday showed
ine upralse from the 400 level Of Ralcb.r
'ol'inues IN good ore and:wiII be pusbed sbssd
connection Is made with the Wine from Co.
'o.' west crosscnt Is also being ran a., g.
- ihIerseet the vein on that levat .rhs
= ' mn, mn was started up on SATURDAY. on 80
5ors WIZ 1,sSr HilL There are about 1000 tons :,
llirds is gold. As soon ~ ~ !, p.l ION oil which
Soy YORK ia crushing ore from the Con
The early call the bulk .,
- . 20 beleher. OF watch 25n1 nv e Iaolng was con-
b. sr. ana 80 ~ i6@s2 90. Schmidt mese placed
-. STEADY a. 90 80. Mexiean .. quarters. ophIr
~ md Sos q IS. Sierra Neyadso curry l Is.
y the middle stocE. Bni - 30 A'OH
noferess 81 is. Poto.i S5c sSd AZ que, cholIar
siecgs on the list A. fh S was one OF the stronOo.
ehge sold at soc, Confdenes t ee Soutbenders
r,n an ooc. seq Beieher s5e and ~ hentnek
howins can ~ ,r4alng was very lively, The w ooc
sss - 70 NC under sales OF 1900 shares on al
a "a p,oosi 81, $3.50 shares Con Cal and v,hoilar
e her ~ 3592 as pam .b.rss % ~ is00 shares:
o9a Az ZeO0 shares: Savage 81 3tsqi an er
n nsrtA SUI tne balance OF the list In pronor1io
1lss5 ~ ~ SET Oh brokers' monopoiIzsd tho mn,
lts 49, Dut trading was general ia ~ Ing Ousl
on the ne'Sn ga az the noon recess. marker
sno sold up TO 81 so nnao wage was the favorite
We ala. ia apasnnelpay by Fitch C5oIIa Guy shares
sba1ge The balance of t ao. shcw any particular
oheaFy, and after the cali was net looked trifie
- sss 49, 9ehtiy strengthened ih ior time.
r. close anu showed an advance en q,
siaros NOTES
men is at work cleaning nm -,
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THE C. G. WHITE IS SAFE,
And the Overdue Carbet
Castle Arrives.
Extra Premiums Had Been Paid on Both
Vessels - Sailors Boarding House
Keepers in Bad Way.

The sealing schooner c. G. White. owned
by A. p. Lorentzen of this city, arrived
Yesterday. forty-three days from the Kurlle
Islands.
Nearly all the schooners OF the Japan
sailing fleet have arrived long ago. and the
delay of the C. G.. White had led to the be-
lief that she had been seized by the Rus
SLAMS, or had met with some disaster.
An extra insurance premium Of 20 per
cent had been paid on her.
The c. G. White brought 1000 skins.
The delay in her arrival here was solely
due 10 the fact that she remained In north
ern waters longer than other vessels of the
feet in order to make up her tally of skins.
The British ship Carbet Castle. 166 days
from Calcutta, arrived yesterday, much to
the relief Of Mayer 81 Wilson, the con-
signees.
An extra insurance premium had been
paid on the ship, which was ordered into
quarantine Immediately on arrival.
The length OF her passage is accounted for
by light and battling winds.
In seventy-six days of the voyage there
were only three in which she made over 200
miles. and she did not average 100 miles a
day for the whole trip.
She brings a cargo OF guunies and ju.e
The steamer City of Panama left for Pan
ANA and all way ports yesterday.
"Well, coast Shipping is bad enough, ;"
said deep-water skipper to CALL re-
porter yesterday, "but the deep-water BUSH
ness is no better. The boarding-masters
have had lots Of men on their hands for six,
eight and nine weeks. and don't know what
to do with them. Yesterday l was offered
fourteen men at $40 advance. Think Of
that! For one ship that goes out three come
in, and seem TO stay in. It's bad state of
things, and l pity the boarding masters. 1t
will bust some OF them, sure.
Captain Chapman OF the ship Alameda
gave dinner party on board yesterday in
honor of his old friend and schOolmate
Captain Gammons of the ship Louis Walsh
The American ship j. B. Thomas, 149
days from Philadelphia. arrived yesterday
after very stormy passage and reported
no casualties.
The wreck OF the steamer Venture, which
went on the rocks at Westport last March,
will be sold By auction to-day.
The steamer Herald of the Southern Pa
citic and the Sunol of Piner. Alden 81 Co. s
line, both running to Vallejo. have been
taken off for repairs, and the Ell Captain is
now making the Herald's trips.
The first grade scholars of the South Cos
mopoitan School went on an excursion TO
Angel Island yesterday on the Government
steamer Mcdowell.
Captain Furman and four seamen of the
schooner c. II. White, seZed by the Rus
SLAMS off Copper Island, were passengers by
the Umatilla, which arrived on Sunday
from Port Townsend and the north. The
story OF their brutal treatment by the Rus
slams has already been told in THE CALL.
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A LUCKY SYNDICATE.
Twenty Five-Cent Spectators Who,
Her Up on $1,000 Profit.

Twenty Five-Cent Spectators Whoop
Her Up $1,000 Profit.
Barely fortnight ago three young men,
In the employ Of John II. Sivers in the
Donohoe building, incorporated q private
stock investment company of their own,
with paid-up capital Of exactly six bits.
OF this original capital stock 33h per cent
was subscribed for and purchased by John
r. Hayes for the sum Of % cents. Phil Nc
CURE invested a similar amount, and Sam
Olmas Clipped In with the third necessary
quarter.
While seeking some sound investment
wherein to sink the six bits, the syndicate
met j. +. Gearon of the Premium Note Com
pany, who induced them to purchase three
Z5-cent coupons of the company. GearOn
told them how Mrs. Berry, the Post-street
dressmaker, had won $3.50 month before,
and how w. II. Kuhn, the real-estate man
OF California and Montgomery streets, had
cleared $1,000 in the same drawing, so they
IeeaIded the thing sure cinch. They had
uiot long TO walt to prove IL. One of the
tnfee Premium Note coupons bore the num-
per Oh the second prize in Tuesday lasts
ufa"Ing al New Orleans. aud YESTERDAY the
three young men received $1,000 for their in
Vestment OF six bits-S333 SO apiece for
quarter. IL was the biggest draw down
they ever made, and now they swear that
the Premium Note Company Is away ahead
OF the shoe business, as far as money-mak-
Ing is concerneds
The morning call., 1892-09-20
English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Sept 10. - Tho spot market is
dull at 6s 31ad. Careoes are quiet at 32s sd Tor
OF coast, 1928 Sd for Just shipped and 32s 80 for
nearly due
FUTUREa
The Produce Exchange cabe gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. z Red Winter:
September 5s 1886 october. IS Ill .d; November
Us lad December, IS lI2d; January, Us 21ad.
sECURIrGES
LONDON. Sept. 10. - Consols. 81 s IS: silver.
9s4d; Rentes. s9f 75c Bullion into Bank OF
Eng land, El00, 900