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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-03
TUE NEW FOLEY EMBLEM
TO Go to the Winner Of the Balk
Line Tourney.

Line Tourney.
The Foley emblem is an exact coun-
terpart of the emblem given by him in
the handicap billiard tournament aYear
ago. The original was made by one of
the larger houses of Chicago, but this
was made by Meyers & Co., the Third
street jewellers. Its beauty, and in
one particular it eXcels the original,
and this point is the only variation from
the first design. 1t is in the pin cross
bar, (which is more artistic than the
Chicago production. The emblem is
rich and heavy, and it has been placed
on exhibition at FoIey'S billiard rooms.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-03
Two Killed by Il Lamp Explosion.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-While the family
Of Adolph BurgesOn were seated around
the supper table tonight the lamp eX-
ploded Mrs. BurgeSon and one OF her
children were burned to death.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-03
signed with Cincinnati.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-The Cincinnati
base ball club has signed Pitcher Frank
Dwyer and Third Baseman Latham.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-03
Prices Iiuled Low.

LEXINGTON, FEB. a.-The Tattersall
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-03
Sale of.
Muslin and
Cambria
Underwear.

Prices like these are
what make business in
the Big Store during
what's usually called the
"dull season. Dull sea
sons are unknown-not
tolerated-here.
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AT THE BAR.

.'1vho speaks for this man % From the great
= white throne,
:. Yelled in in its roseate clouds the voice came
. forth = +: -:
Before it stood parted soul alone.
" And rolling east and west, and south. ana hoItn'
= The mighty accents summoned QUICK ana aeau -,
!" W no speaks for this ere his doom De salu
Shivering he listened, for his early life
Had passed in dun, unnoted calm awsyi
He brought glory TO It's early strife,
so wreath OF fame.-or genius merry ray'
W eak. lone ung fled. quiet and obscure,
Born in the shadow dying MID the poor. .'.....
Lo. from the solemn concourse. hushed ano olln
- The widows PRAYER, the orphans Diesslns rose
The strugeler tGld:of trouble shared bF him,
The Iosely .ofsch eered hours and sotteneu woes
And: ikea cheris spake the. crushed ana sao,
: al gave us all he could ana what.he nau''
And ittle:words OF loving Kindness said,
Kndteifder thoughts, and help ln-tlIns OF nseS'
SpranG up like leaves by soft spring ShoMels .eu
: Iir sotne5 waste corner. -sown -Oy ehahc zen uns
= Seed: -: -, =. -.
In crate fuI 'wond heard the modest soul. -
Such trifies gatheredto sob est @lio
owe by circumstances letters bound -
=. The store SO ltttle, and the hand SO trall
. DO but:the best=ye .can. for. all around: =:
II ct: sym nathy be true. NOR courage. .fail: -:
yFinnin nm ong rdur.ne ghbors. poor and weak,
SSon3e Irifness at Your trial hour to speak.
-. -: =: : All the Year Round.
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she rushed on her return home to ner
mothers confiding farms. Fortunately
there was one human being who knew she
was not vicious or malicious. as all the
others had implied. Is'Why did: you 90 IL,
child ?" the mother asked.
z why" sobbed the baby, II Thought ne
would know where it was. We children
can't tell how much you grown-up lolks
know.
How many an act of what we are
thougntlessly prone to charge TO vlcieus-
ness or wanton wickedness IN chlidren
may be due Bpgrely to an overesiimate OF
human powersi
But however highly the youthful MIND
may rate human achievements, tney are
but little gwen to reverence. Tor divine
power In Eact, children are born skeptles
regarding the spiritual fctlons we impose
upon themf d0ubtif many over years
old are really fooled by the pretty Santa
Claus myth, and even divine power does
not impfess them very deeply.
An inaanceof childish reasoning. though
on fake basis, would seem TO be this OF a
four-year-oId boy who was exercising a de-
cided' talent for dra wing. He made an
omnibus ON the black board, then drew a
| line beneath it. The line happening to
run dp, he said. "That is a hill" Now
drag a bicycle on the hill," said his teach
| er. He:did so, and a moment later said.
| in an anxious tone, ''0h. dear, they II run
| tito each other" Then, considering. he
/ drew another line beside the first one.
| eThe bus can 60 up there" was his tri.
lumphant solution of the difficulty.
- PENELOPE PowELsoN. =.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

-
The stock nlarket remained unchanged last
week. Trading was dull: with plenty of: stock Of.
fered at few cents above the market. n ewa
from the front, while of faynrabie:pature failed
TO arouse Interest and the managers continue to
allow affairs to take care OF them elves = :
Good showings are being made at several points
as is shown In the Observation-Disclosures 9th
Con. Cal & Va and Noreross are: making more
than current expenses. with chances Of adding
considerably TO their surplus, anil may eyeptuaflg
work radical change In the condition OF affairs
on Pine street :f:S; :ss';: 80: -
The market had a5littie better tonn yesterd ay:3
and the north-end STOCKS were. I'M some demand.
Ophfr was quite serive at SOC and SIArra Nevada
at 45c. Trading otherwise did not shcw any ma.
terial change. =. -: ~.
NOTES. '-:s -. -: =;
i The assessments on Utah and. Overifan win he
delinquent In the Doards:on. Tuesday -
The annual meeting of the ;MsYfower Gravel
Mining Company has beea called FOR the 10th -.
Silver remained unchanged YESTERDAY. .seadng dc
74c and 3s1sd respectively in New York and Lon.
doni So. - i:;3E s.. .
:. 4 e-morrow being legal holiday the stock e1;
changes and mining offees. Will remain closed.' ~:
The monthly financial state rnents will be placed
on file Tuesday and eught to show must:-of the
com afIfes IN air Condition g: -
Z he following local interpretations sdfsDnrsed
dfvfdendS dpfing the paSt mon th
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:Neix Y.ark Mar1safs.:

. NEW YORK. Sept. 3D9-The closing en;the Stock
Exchanget y WIS as 1topehelf, heavy and with
downward tendency. Tie frat quotations. rsade
ing, however. was not of avery. strong character
aad araid was made on :Gehersl Elc ctric WI hich
drove thatstock down from 42s4 to 20 ~ whisky
was the most active IN dealings and moved tnds-
pe1dently of the genera lsi.sf The depression in
that stock was due to- dentais OF the reported
action of the Ways and Means eendnttee incre as.
ing the spirits tax. The rest Of the active list
moved within narrow limits. the priacipaI changes
being a decline of lfrs In: Reading aud st Panl
and Omaha aId ~ in nion a nd orthern Raclic
preferred. 4 he general market was depEessedfn
Fate dealings and weak at the: close. Governments
steady. Petreleum active and steady. octeber,
66sge bid S: +: s: -. -. 80: =:
=. 1. ExcH1SeE, NeEEY AMP BOX Ds. :: & =:
: Money on calfeasy at 31s% .:Rrfrtie mercantile
paper 12 e STERLING exssnansa dull nd weak :
sixty+daybills ~ s454@4 S41s !: demand. - sb9
rs regular, $9S; Pacific 6'ss SlU2; Silver, T4d. s
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACfFiO SYSTEM Asa
j Ocean Div ylsioh--and PACIFIC COAST 80
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will 1ispxsch from
spear street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for the above ports
one of their AL iron steamships viz: =.
= CoIGMBIA-Aug. i2p, sept and oct. / II. n. .
= Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diyergng lines for all points In Oregon,
Washington: British Columbia. Alaska Idaho.
Mon tanai Dakota. UTAH: Wyoming. Yel9wstone
=: Fare to Portland sl6; sreerags.:: $S:
round trip cabin, s3e. -, .,,, 80 .v,.,..
Hotel. New N ontgonery Sc. - :''.:: =: =. !.
8: Freight offce-200 Califoraia SC. - 80.
:. .GQODkLL PERKINS & CO.. Supt Ocsan Line
!: ] t - e. 10 Market ST.. San Francisco 4:
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The Buckley. Estate.

: Edmund ]. Buckley, Paul Butkley. and
Margaret G. Buckley, by Elizabeth .Bnck-::
ley, their guardian. filed. suit. in .the Sn-..
perior Court yeste rday against Vincent r..
Buck ley for partitfonof certain property
alleged to belong equally TO the defendant.
and plaintiffs. The property IN question.
consists OF real estate in Marip, Napa and.
Soiano counties, as we'll: as the city and
county OF San Francisco: ..1:::. +:
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!. General. ;.Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-Calcuttasr7 7Iac.. -'' -
( CORDAGE-Pufe Manila Rope; l0Isc Is II:
l2-thread, / lie; and thread. l1lac: Bala Hope-
ld1alg rfc. mixed Manila Bale Rope. 91scs Grape.
wine Twlne- lsc; in bai1s and cois;. Hop 1wise.
! lc; Lathyarn, l0lse >isa Rope. s!ac; i2thresd,
SC; 8 aud do, 9lac . ID: Duhlex Rope, Sac: q
thread, &c: and . d 91ac; Duplex bale Rope,
8hc:. Sisai Rope. $4,000: Duplex Hop Twine.
sac: srapeyIne Twipe, balls or coils; s1gc; ;Lath.
sALM6N 6N~ Alaskan. Fish. 1898, e5e@s flor Red.
according to size OF lott; Columbia River Fish,
1898, 81 35@l 40. for Tails and s 60@l 55 for
Flats.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes Terms net cash: Cube, Crushed; Powdered
ami Fine Crushed, all 6s4c y ID; Dry ,iranutaGed.
e1sc h; CeTfectloners' A. PC 70: Magnolia. 81
and boxeS ~ G more.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP. C

EISPATCH STEAMERs FROM SAN 5ernA
~ FraDci for ports in Alaska A. NJ. KMlET
August lS. 28, Sept. H. 81, Oct 1927. s's.>..a
: Foe British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
AuiIist IL. .:and every NTH day thereafter
:: For Eureka Humboldt Bay. w ed dnesdays. 9 A. NJ.
For Newport. Los. Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, 9 A. N.
For SAP Diego, stopping only at Port Harford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles (Santa MOnica).
Redendo 4 Los Apgeles) and Newport, every
fourth and afth day, atlIA. NJ.
For ports in Mexico. 25th Of each MONTH
=. Ticket Onace-Palsce Hotel. New Montgomery
GO0DhLL PERKIN2 q CO., General Agents.
:. TT. =. 40 Market st. San Francisco
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wheat October, ,7ls4c. ::: :* H..
s Flouf44steadE.. -:. -: :.
: Hops--Duil: PacIfc- Coat 18@2ic, ~. a..
Goffee-v0ptohs firm and unc 1anged to 10 points
net advance; Saies@:5500 bags 1nciu ding n ove en-
ber. Sl6 625@16 695; December, :&l5:75 o. So Spot
Rfe t,rms Nd. I, '1s1ae. 81: y -: =
sugar-Raw STEADY; fair refh.ngs 3ssc; eentrifu-
sas as ssfss test 8ase: tsfine9 asteaay or
51s@514e;. 1confectioners'. A. 81: I6@JAc; cut:
Iosf and crushed, 5le@5 AZ powdered, s. Srae@
6asc.. CUBES, 5 5Tscy :: ~: - ::
: Copper-Weak; Lake. 50 40.
Lead-WeaKer: D0mesticys SO So. = e..
gin-Steady: Straits, $2I: 80: u" -.
: Speher-Quiet; Domestic. % I6; ...'s.:.:sE :
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OREGON PACIFIC R.:R CO. STEAMER

:, For ortlantt; salem, Albany: Il ugeife J:
=STEAMsHIP. LINE TO- ,YAoUrNA aza.
~ aAYBy tbs o,a rsute 2sS miles BY
sfe built of iron, with wster-tignt compart tments
" " ne SAIL ffe sect on A aeawalL foot Of Battery
J: street. SteaIaVr: Nv II.LAMETTEs VALLEY: will
sail from San. Francisco :tarday stGoer 9TH,
at u. r. No freig ht received alter 8 oEelocS AM
On div @; -
&. Passenger ra5es To Portland frst class, sl4:
secand Class 81 ipany, first class $I3f: sscs9d
:EAuGHN, General A gent: section 4s sea wall2o;tf
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TRANSPORT OF. SILVER.
The Government Pays for the Freight
!. y. of White Coin.

The mint officials; DO not think it is gem
orally know that silver coin is transported
at Government expense. Otherwise. they
are of opinion that the fact would be
taken advantage of by persons wishing
silver for change. and this might also as
siSt in putting more silver in circulation. :
Yet that such is the case seems amply
shown by the following extracts and: G r
cular. all referring to the transportation
of silver: =: -: = /,
:NoTE-Sitver coin will be Transported free of
. charge from the mint at San Francisco to any.
point where there Is an express ONCE In the
territory indicated in the circular upon The re.
ceipt OF gold coin. treasury notes. or silver Ger.
tificateS, delivered at the mint 10 person or py
express, upon the receipt OF Unlted states pos
tai orders or check upon bank in San Fran.
cisco, alter the same has been cashed Dy the;
mint. - 80 ..
80 CIRCULAR FROM THE TREASURER: =
TREASURY OF THE UNIrEP STATEs.l *
WASHINGTON, d. .C.i Sept. lSs o9t.f* J =:
E Fractional silver eoiB-halyes, quarters ana
6imes-wfri be furnished in sums of $500 or
more, by express free OF charge, or by regis
tered mall ii. sums or mnltfples OF $50. regis.
tration free. for drafts eoileetlpIe al san af-
cisco Cal: or for deposit of currency of gold
|. cotn MADE in the San Francisco uD.Treaslffv,
/" Drafts In paym Mt for the fractional silver:
must be drawn 10 me order OF: itiie A ssisiaaI
should be mailed directly to that effieer, with
letters of ad Vici, stating the amount Of the d III
ferent deuomiDationS-halyes quatters and
d4mes-required. - =. =. I; :. J.:
= New quarters and dimes in amounts of $500
or more, If desired can be forwarded from the
mint Of the United States, San Francisco. and
drafts in payment tn refar should be drawn fu
favor or the superintendent of. the Mint United
Staies. al San Francisco. and mailed directly TO
that officer. :. s.::se-.:: =. " = =
: The coin above mentioned willnot be shipped
from San francisco 10 Localities ne aref to the
Subj reasuries of the United States at Chicago,
New Orleans and st, L0iiis. = >:*.:: - :
-. E. II. NEpEkEK. Treasurer y. S. =:
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MARKET. REPORTS.
!: st.. :5sATuR DAY EyESfNe.: Sept 80.
i: sr,s,,iRy: OF THE MARKktx - /:

-: :: -. pa et' At>p' s9SP. oS
=: =: S sy1MMARy. OF: THE AARKkrS :.
,silveranehanged. =: + :::.:.; =;
Treasure shipment to China. :: !; s.;s.!:
Wheat easy; Barfey futures lower. " -.
Oats in heavy rec ift..:- =. 4: Z: =; :.
Gern dull. : p; 80; :s..a:.::,, ::
Hay in moderate receipt. 40.
Beans unsettled; ~
Provisions very firm. =: :~a.
Dried Freit actiye:% -. :: =;
Cranberries plentiful and DUH " -: &:
grapes lewer and abundant. .:G.:: "
No change In Negetables.'. e..
Potatoes cheap. pnfens steady .:. Il:
Butteran and Eggs firm. -. <s.: ::
Pontry and Game slow. -: !: =: :
Lower bank cleartngs. =. -; ::
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San Frano,sco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from ssuchterers are rs follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5@51ac " 10; second quail
ity lLsc: third do. 312@4e q 10.
vEAL-Large. 5@1c q 10; small Calves, 6@7c;
Dairy Calves, $3.50 p 10.
MUTTON-WetAers. 5@519c and occasionally
&c p 10: Ewes 41a05c y TO-
LAMB-7QSc p m
PoRK-Live Hogs 51S@55sc p n for heavy and
medium Rran-fed: STOCK Hogs, 5@5Ac; dressed
do, 7lS@D7slc q 10.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

TEAMERs LEAVE ASPINWALL Ax4
!, forgnghtiy for the West Indies and Ak
Southampton, calling en- route ~ Cherbourg,
france, and plymouth, to land PASSENGERS.
Tbrough Bills OF Lading in connection with the
Pscifc Mail ns Co. lssusd for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germsny.
Through tickets from San Fran nci5so TO riy-
81 s6: third cIasS. ss7 SO, For further particu-
lars apply to PARROTT 1.Co Agenu,
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Wheat Exports.

:. Exports OF Wheat from this port In September
were 1881 6O2 ctIs. valued at $l,47S.502. making
total exports thus this crop year OF $685. 877
centals, valued ~ $3,646,766
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Bank Clearfnes.

Local bank clsarings last week were $13, ,432.-
991. against $l9.27O.0i0 for the same week in
1892 The elearings for september were $62.-
264 $685. against 81 ,s06. 2l7 for September 1897.
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Treasure hinment,

The Peru took ont treasure list OF 1851 ssS
consisting of $249486 In Mexican Dollars. s42lO
IN sold Coin. 5000 in Cold Dust and $98.10O in
Silver Bullion
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secretatyT. g. Friedsnder reports the follow
ing Can Board sales for September: Wheat. lba,.
500 tons; Barley, s9 soc tons. Total. 1873.
600 tons Total safes from july /. '1S93, to sep
tenn Der 80, 1898: Wheat. 42S, 900 tons; Barley,
137, 400; Bran, lU0s .Total bo6, 1uD tons +
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/. The first English magazine: published
was. The Gen lleman,s Journal, which APP
peared in 1862. =:
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Chicago MARY ets.:

CHICAGO. Sept, 3o.-Wheat was quiet tand opened
CSC lower ON rains in the West rallied ia e ON buy.
ingto fiji orders, decinea asc on long settling and
closed easy at 1a 3ow yesterday. Receipts
l1s,00U bushels; shipments. 1S3. 0e0 bushels 5- =
Cattle Receipts 1000. a sufhc4ent number to
make a market; top native steers. SO o095 10:
Others, - s0@4 g6: common $a04 70; feeders,
:$303 TO :stocs ers, 81 1892 90.. - !:
Hogs Receipts, 5000: mafGet%sueady: mixed
and packers So 9e@5: 40; nrime heavy and butch.
ers weights s. 5O@S 10: prime light. SO 65(Q5 80.
sheep--Rece pts, 2eou: natives. 1904 IS West.
erns. 81 1908 go; lambs, So 2605. !:
-. .eRAIN. AND PRoVIsIoNss ...s:. ~
Wheat. easv5 cash, o6Jzc: i: Decembsr 6ssAc.
Cerh.- trn; cash. 4Qc; december. 40 6ac: Oats;
easy: cash. 2sc: December. 28bse. Pork. steady:
cash, SIS SO: sJanharys $l3 9zI9 Lard. steady /;
cash. SO .371s: january: 81 271a. Rye. arc.
Barley, non1naE Flax: 81 041As~ Timothy. $3 25.
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Totals $50, 1900, oo' @<oo,lep
:. The Central Pacific. Railroad Company paid a
seuii-a nnaf dividend OF $5s0,000 on the 18TH.
Following are the Highest Prices During
: :: the Past Week. g
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!: WHITE STAR LINE. !.
United States and ROYAL Mai Steamers
50. sBErwERNs ..'s:'
New York, Queenstown q liverpool,

4 sABfN. $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD. szn.
\ ling to steamer and accommodations GE9ea
selectsdi second cabin. 335: Majestic and ieut0n-
ic. $40 and &45. ;Steeraas tickets from England,
Ireland Scotland, Sweden,; Norway and Denmark,
through to san Francisco at lowest rates Tick
ets sailing dates aud cabin plans may be procured
from w. II. AVERY, Pacific Mall DOck, or at, the
General ONCE of the Company, 81 Market ST.,
under Grand Hotel. G.. w, ELETCH ER,
APPS TuweFrSu IT, Gen. Agt. for Pacific Coast.
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Exchange and Bullion.

Tomorrow Holiday.
Tomorrow being Labor Day and legal holiday,
business Will be suspended thfou9hout the city.
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Foreign Markets.

.. WHEAT IN LIyERrooL- i....s
LIvERrooL Sept. :30.-The spot :parket Is quiet
at SIS Cd: Gsrgoes are easier at: 2sy Sd for on
coast 2ss Sd Tor prompt shipment and 2ss sd Tor
nearly DUE ~ -:
: FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; for: No. 2 Rcd Winter;
October, IS. 6 I'D: November. 5s 634d: December,
IS Sd; January. os 3D. February 5s I0d.' -
SECURITIES :: ;s.s
LONDON. Sept 3O-Consojs.: .sS@9s lis; Sill
yer. 341sd; French .Rentss, a8f $50
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OCEAN. sTEAMEKs..
SUN AND TIDE. TIA BILE.

G fiHIeB wATkRlLow wArERI ..suN..s:. & .lsooN.
G
Large. lsmaIl Large .IsmaIf .4Risest Sets lnises
.-i-----. - -----l-+--- Il -f----I-.-s
s35p S 0DA 10 4sPI. g.Isx! :6.O6 5.s3ffl o 05.A
~ 42lP 6.2gAl l 59g 10 27A:'6. 6.59lfl .I3A:
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PACIFIC RAILWAY.
:: 3. Inteadsd IS: sailings from Van ouver : s
80: TO JAPAN AND CHINA:
:: - Oct. I6-Noy.. 13-Dec. H.. :.
TO HONOLULU AND.AUSTRALlA,; :;
! :: -. Oct. 16-Nov. 16-bee: 49,
'Apply, nj. NJ. STERN, .Chrnnicte Bid q. :
64S MARKET ST. San Francisc0.
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nss streets ST Gssiiaht. sfaa es1s is water s4
$1,000 q s q. icoupoa2 Bonds. illa4.
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BOARD SALES.

BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-9 80.
so ...4OIl00 Mexicn.. .b5Il00 Ophir. ....7b
20g Chall c.. HOO ophir .SUllU0 YJackt. .sO
Following were the sales in che Pacific stock
Board yesterday:
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Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. Sept. 80 --olearancos 100000;
balances. sS5. 600. ,.
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(PACIFIC SYSTEM).

+. B. LATHAM. Gen. Pass d Tkt- Agt
General Offices, IA Sansome ST. S. F.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-23

they swoks threatened them with pistol. but
promptly reassured them Of their safety in .
musical voice." It was the same old m usical
voice, and had the same effect on Mrs blanche
observed by Stockbridge women.
knew he wouldn't hurt me because he bad
blanche says. She sdherss to this. although
the burglar took from them $500 In. cash. and
stole two pistols from under their pillows. The
Stockbridpe burglar etole q pistol from lady
who threatened him with II.
les have aroused long Island City. Esriy on
the morning after tho recent election BURGLARS
broke into the saloon OF Carl Drier on the
corner Of Burnhnm avenue and Division
street After packing up what they wanted In
the saloon they broke into Drier's residence
They forced Mrs.. prier to return with them
to the saloon. and ordered her at the point cf
q pistol to open the safe She was so much
frightened che could not find the combination,
apd, when the burslar with the pistol threat;
open the safe unless he went further away with
his pistol. He did So She opened the safe and
they took $500 from II,
The next night burglars broke into the resi-.
dence OF Mayor sanford, but the household
was alarmed By the valiant barking OF two
On TUESDAY Of this week the residence OF
Archibald Wallace In Laurel HILL Long
Island City suburb. was entered and robbed,
and two other spall burGasies have been COM
mitted in the neigh borhood OF the MeyerR
The latter neigh borhood has been particu-
larry unlucky. During the Anarchist scare over
In Long Island last spring n neat of Anaroh-
ists and a lot OF explosives were discovered In
MaHpeth IL was learned that there was plot
to blow up Cord MsysLs . house. .,sS, During the
IRE by some men who had nrst thrown a can
of kerosene on III.
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The Way IL 1. Ssid Avsiio Takes to Mako
- Husband R?pay borrowed Moasy.
we'll dressed italian. who said he was An
tonic CapInaro and lived at South First and
Keap streets. Williamsburgh. teartully asked
Justice Goetting In the Lee Avenue Police
Court yesterday to assist him in getting his
wife who. he said. was being kept prisoner
by Pietro Avello an Italian iunkman Of Have
meyer and Hope streets.
came % America six yearH ago." said
CApinaro, and left my wife In Italy. Three
months ago l forwarded her an ocean tie ct
and some money. she arrived at Ellis Island
about two weeks ago. aud Ayello was there to
meet her. lie told my wife that he had been
sent by me u fetch her TO Williams urgh aud
she went with him. since thea she has been a
prisoner in his house. and whenever 20 there
wants to come to me but cannot"
A summons for Avello's appearance In court
to-day was issued, Friends OF AysIl0 said last
evening that he advanced Capinaro the ey
necessary 10 bring his wife from Italy. aud
his wife arrived Capinaro failed 10 keep his
promise. Ayelos friends said. and Avell o was
now keeping the woman prisoner until he
got back his money.