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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02
Good Roads.

The special committee on roads,
through Mr. Brown, the chairman, MADE
a report recommending 10 the LeBlsiat-
ure the appropriation OF S5JNO Tor inc
employment Of a civil engineer In eacn
senatorial district, FOR the surveying ana
laying out Of public roads. ms was
agreed 70.
Mr. LYMAN offered a resolution that
the committee on agriculture and analy-
tical chemistry. the committee on out
wing experiment stations. and the com
rnittee on publication meet the board or
control OF the experimental station AT
Rlacksburg some time between now ana
Ianuarv for consultation upon the matter
~ making experiments. The resolution
nrevailed. and the joint committees are
~ report at the next meeting OF the
board. ~, - A.
The board occupied some time In the
| morning session yesterday IN me con,
qIderation OF the case Of the STANDARD
Fertii,zer Company. an appeal from the
| commissioners decision that the Ier-
| ttlizers OF said company had fallen 10
ner cent below the guarantee and the
rrobtbiron Of their further sale. the
use was postponed until the next meet
| ,ro NJ the board so as TO give the com
nonv's witnesses an opportunity 70 De
THO renort Of the finance committee
,,ade through its chairman Judge NAL
-, showed that the total disbursements
for the fiscal year were. from the gen
eral fund a.5S5,72 and $751; from the
| fertilizer fund.
Weather Bureau for Richmond.
| The commissioner presented com
,,nnfoat ton from Mr.. j. n. Ryker, assis-
| tont 'rector OF the Weather Bureau at
| T.vnchburg. which contained recon-
uendation made by him TO the Weather
pureau al Washington. for the reinoVai
| ~ the station at Lynchburg TO TINS
b citv Mr.. Ryker also recommends tha'
the state Department Of Agriculture com.
,nunicate with the Weather bureau az
TWasbireton on this subject. Ar. kyket
,.,ccornends the removal OF the stauou
20 Richmond. as being more convenient
80 the bureau and giving opportunity
- enlarge the scope and usefulness OF
.Sa service by reason Of It's more cen
.-at location for gathering and distribute
80 Information, the willingness OF th'
Richmond newspapers 20 give 'hoera
go 20 such dates, and the convenience
- the state Department OF Agriculture
whose cooperation is valuable TO I'M
NJ Rykers letter was reported OF
,avorably by g special committee q
whom Il was submitted. and the com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

There is no article which 50 richly
deserves the entire confidence OF the com
munity as f,fewn's bronchial Troches
Those suffering from A. thmatic. and Bron.
chial Diseases Coughs and Colds, should
try them. Price 25 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

Violets Violets
YioIets in great abundance at Ham
mond's. 1y7 east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

Before breakfast Broroo-Seuzer
Acts as q bracer-trial bottle ~ cts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-02

The reports OF the chemist and inspector
showed that the past had been the great
est wear In the history Of their respective
branches. The number Of samples OF fer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
NOTES FOR WOMEN.
People Of Accomplishment and People
Who Simply Amuse.

People of Accomplishment and People
Who Simply Amuse.
A young housekeeper says: II save
ll my scraps, however small, Of white
lace and embroidery, and ! beg from
my friends what bits l can. Then
when l get enough / just sew them to-
gether rs you would make a crazy
quit, and finish off the edge with lace
rutiies. The result is the richest, most
effective pillow-shams for the least
money that ever ! have seen
4 clear point for woman not versed
in discriminating imitation from real
lace, and the inability is by no means
50 reprehensible rs it once was, is to
bear in mind that the meShes of real
lace are never so regular as those in
the machine-woven. -. real lace is
handmade, and it follows that it is
impossible TO have it so perfect as that
spun by machinery.
Among the four girl pianists winning
the highest recompenSe at the Paris
con|senyatoire Mile. Ballet, a 4,,le wo-
man just past her twelfth year, shared
the honor Of her companions, playing
the second concerto Of Chopin.
Mrs. John Vance Cheney says that
physical culture has long been one of
her fads.
New toilet covers are embroidered
ON linen sateen, a material which
launders beautifully and costs no more
than ordinary linen. Baskets filled
with bright blossoms ana suspended by
bow knots and ribbon from the decora-
tion, and the finish is a frill Of heavy
lace.
Perfection in inger-bowls is reached
now double, a very shallow one
resting INSIDE another two sizes larger,
the space between filed with flowers,
thuS leaving the perfumed water
Wreath-encircled
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23

souri,; secretary, r. Richie, Of Cleye-
land; second secretary Frank 5. Gard
ner, New York.
Obituary: At Detroit, Captain John
.Oades, the oldest ~shipbuilder on the
lakes, aged seyenty-nine years. At
Benton, H., Augustus Adams, who
was one Of General Logan's orderlies
during the war-At Geude Springs.
Kan, Luke Short, the gambler-At
Oshkosh, Wis, ex-Hepresentatiye
Thomas u. Crimmer, aged s~ixtysix-
At Garner, Iowa, President Pollock.
Of the Garner academy.-At AIedo,
ILL.,, James G. Mitchell, editor Of the
Aledo Tfmes.-At Bradford, y. H.,
Charles H. Woodbury:-At Boston,
Paymaster John MacMahon, aged fifty
One-At Bethel, H.. John Drake-At
Seattle, Wash, Guy c. Phinney.
The supreme council of foresters, in
session at New Haven, has elected
these officers: Chief range, Lewis
rhorne, Of California; subchief ranger
Alferd Marland, Of Pennsylvania; presi-
dent, DR.. NJ +, Marland, OF Massachu-
sets; secretary. f. NJ. McAIurtry, Of
Missouri; recording secretary, Patrick
II. Kincon, Of Rhode Island; senior
woodward, NJ. b. Oshea, Of New York:
junior woodward, Thomas II. Richards.
OF Michigan; senior beadle. II. w.
Poston, Of Illinois; junior beadle.
George l.. Gordon. Of Minnesota
trustees, Or. VI. 5. Clark. Of Ohio; J. A.
Watson, Of Oregon, and Charles T.
Nogt, Of Maryland.
Paid admissions to the worlds fair
on the days named as.-Opening day.
12s,9G5; decoration day, 1l5,57S; infan
"a day, l35,2S1; German day, 10000:
fourth of July, 2S3,273; Swedish day,
l29,S13; Bohemian day. 1J1,0II:
British day, 1GS,SG1; Illinois day, 243,
95l; total for May, ~1,OJO,O37; total for
June, ~2,G75,113; total for July. 2.7GO,-
2G3; total for Aug. 3,515, 1913; Sept. /
l26,I1S; sept. ., 1850; Sept. 3. 25.95O:
Sept. !, 1GU,3S2;Sept. 8, l44,7O6, Sept.
g, 1000; Sept. Z, 2O3,4G0; Sept. S,
lSl, 746; Sept. ., 231,522; Sept. 10. &c.
Sept. II. 1G0,12s; Sept. l., 167,1OS
Sept. -, 1G0,G65; total to that date,
II, 922.37S; greatest day in Paris.1SS9:
39I, 100; greatest day in Philadelphia
1876, 21T, 52G.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
RUSSIAN APPLES.

For ali the Ian re number of varieties
Of hardy apples introduced from Rus
Sia. few Of them seem to obtain per
mauent popularity. ono of the oldest
Is The AleXauder-a very large and
beautiful apple-which, although not Of
the highest flavor, is very popular as a
cooking variety. The Duchess Of
Gutenberg is another which has re-
cytyed considerable favor, and a third
might be named, the Tetofsky Out
side of these three, few are known to
any extent.-Mechan's Monthly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
CONGRESSIONAL

Washington, September ia Mr..
Faulkner Of West Virginia today offer
ed his amendment to the repeal bin,
providing for the coinage Of the silver
bullion now in the Treasury, and the
monthly purchase hereafter of enough
silver TO coin 100000 silver dollars.
which, together wIth all silver dollars
heretofore coined, shall be legal tender.
The Repeal bill was taken up and
Mr.. Daniel Of Virginia took The floor
in oppos ton to repeal.
Mr.. Burrows of Michigan surprised
the house by beginning at a jump the
series Of tactics which should at least
hinder the reports Of the Tucker bill.
He was standing IN tho center aisle
ana as soon as the chaplain ceased
and before the clerk could proceed 10.
q reading of the journal, he asked
unanimous consent that the call Of com
mittees for report be dispensed with.
II object shouted Mr.. Tucker.
Mr.. Burrows then moved 'hat the call
be dispensed with.
Mr.. Tucker demanded the yeas ana
nays, and it became apparent as the
roll proceeded that the republicans
would refrain from voting in order to
break a quorum, also that u uImber
OF administration democrats, rejecting
the views OF the white house, were
likewise refusing to answer to their
names.
When the speaker announced the
result of the vOtc-yeas /, nays 1OG,-
the point OF no quorum was made,
whercupon "a call of the house was
ordered. This call developed the pres
cnce Of 100 members. The doors were
ordered closed, and messengers were
dispatched in all directions to bring in
absences.
During the second call the repub-
licans insisted on the yeas and nays on
a motion to excuse Mr., Joyce of Mis-
souri,, and upon the conclusion Of that
roll call, which again showed the lack
OF Il quorum, Mr., Tucker of Virginia
seat to the clerks desk a resolution in
structing the sergeant-at-arms to bring
abscntepS before the bar of the house.
~EX-Speaker Reed moved to adjourn
and again the clerk began to call the
roll.
Mr.. Reeds motion was lost, and
Zen Mr.. Tucker got in his resolution
~revoking all leaves Of absence and in
structing the sergant-at-arms to tele-
graph all ahSentees, and this provoked
a very hot and bitter debate Of half
an hour, participated in by Messrs.
Grosyenor, Burrows and McNIillin.
The resolution was adopted and at
30 o'clock the house adjourned,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
DR. FELIX OSwALD'S WILD HOME

New York Commercial Advertiser
Or. Felix L. Oswald, who contributes
50 copiously to the leading magazines
lives in comparative solitude on a she.-
tered p Of Holston mountain Up
the extreme eastcn part Of Tenness
He believes there are no life-giy1nS
medicines ike air ana exercise. he
eats bur one meal a day. and that "i
a wholly vegetable diet. with the eS
ception of butter end eggs. This meal
is his breakfast and is eaten at
o'clock in the afternoon, at which hour
lie ceases writing for the day HIS
capacity for literary work is marvel
GUS, or for any kind OF work for ina
matter. as he is over six feet high
broad an3 brawny. Like Joaquin NIL
err, he gets lonesome in the city ani
is not happy except in his wild home
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
FARMING FOR PROFIT.
The Successful Plan Followed by a
Man in Georgia.

Atlanta Constitution: Yes, stree.
| believe in farming for profit rs wen
as farming for fun was the way Cap
tain b. +. Bullock Of Meriwether
county put it to a group Of interested
listeners yesterday in the rotunda Of
the Markham house. Captain Bullock
is one Of the wcalthiest citizens Of his
county and has made all his money
farming. My idea is" he continued,
to raise everything that is needed to
support the hands and cattle and stock
on the farm they work. l believe that
the farm was made to raise such
things first. Then a mans living is
secure, Whatever happens. Then let
him turn his attention to those crops
for market crops which put the extra
money in his pocket. All or us can 10
this on the farm. When a farmer has
to 20 running round the country buy
ing meat and meal and such things
that could be raised at home without
paying big prices for it, then you mark
it down he will lot get along very
nicely
Captain Bullock has loaned a good
deal Of money to business men right
hear in Atlanta this summer at 6 per
cent. interest in the midst Of hard
times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23

or consolidation Of land offices in Ne
braska and other states, and he said
that in his state the consolidation had
been made without consultation with
any member Of congress.
Senator Berry explained that what
had been done by the secretary Of the
interior in that matter had been done
in response to the action Of congress
in the appropriation bin of last year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23

Washington. Sept. 15-Some routine
business having been disposed of, the
struggle over the federal election bill
was resumed, and the republicans
again resorted to hlibustering tactics,
The attendance was very small at the
opening.
On Mr.. Burrows. motion to dispense
with the call Of committees the repub-
Leans ~refrainel from voting and left
the house without a quorum, the vote
standing: Yeas, |; nays, 14G, and q
cali Of the house was ordered. The
call was q long and dreary one.
The republicans knew that they had
the whip hand. ana the democrats ac-
knoWledgcd il. Two hundred and
thirty-Seyeu members responded 70
their names ana then at . o'clock pub
lie business was suspended and the
members of the house proceeded to de
liver e~uiagicS upon the late j. Logan
Chapman, Of Michigan
Ius the senate after the rotine morn
in- business, the repeal bill was taken
up and Senator Lindsay addressed the
senate. II was the first speech except
I'm obituary onel which Senator Lindsay
has made tn the senate The attend
auce was small.
senator Henderson offered 4 res-'
tuition (Which went over TIL tomorrow
asking information as t. the abolition
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
BRAZIL WANTS CHINAMEN.
Plenty of Work for C~elestials ON the
Great Coffee Plantation.

I ltulA OF OIh LOT OtlCSlldlS on me
Great Coffee Plantation.
Baltimore Amcrican:-The Chinese
are going to Brazil by invitation and
win, it is hoped, restore prosperity to
the plantations. Labor is scarce, and
this is a constant source of worry TO
the planter. Plantations that had
seventy five men in 1889 may now
have fifteen to twenty. The natives
and Italians employed work for Il
number Of days, then 70 on Il grand
spree and may remain in this con
dition for a week or ore
Approaching the state of affairs, and
knowing that their places could only
be filed with great difficulty, they act
indittcrently. The labOrers are paid
1900 reiS about 30 cents a day, and
are given meals and a house to sleep
in. The scarcity Of labor has caused
great neglect to the coffee trees. Plan
tcrs are not able to raise young trees
and many plantations are almost
abandoned.
Brazil is expecting every day the
first importation of the Chinese. The
Brazilian government has sent a com
mission to China to arrange for In
borers. and the planters, who have
contributed money toward the enter
prise, are waiting patiently for the
first importation. Although some of
the native papers in Rio have spoken
u~nfavorably of Chinese labor, the plan
ters wink the other eye and are
waiting impatiently, with great eX-
pectations of the future.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
or-P HORSE or WORDS.

New York PreSs:-The upper house
iu the British parliament is the house
of lords; the upper house in the Ameri
can congress is the house Of words.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
CONDENSED NEWS.

L. ts SRAAiAA AAff" ~
governor on the Iowa prohibition tick
ct.
The British house Of lords rejected
the Irish home rule bill by vote OF
419 to Al.
John q. smedley, tcdmstcr, was ar
rested at Media, Pa, charged with in
cendiarism.
During a drunken quarrel among
some printers at Pittsburg, William
Cunningham, 40 years old was fatally
kicked.
George Knapp, cigar maker, commit
ted suicide at Jacksonville, ILL.,, and
ry Trap at Ashland.
Judge Collins Of Chicago has APP
pointed Richard u. Walsh receiver OF
tho Total Abstinence Association Of
America.
The Brazilian rebels were rcpulsed
In q second attempt to capture Rio
IancriO.
Seven out Of fifteen prisoners in the
Allegheny county jail at Angelica, y.
Y, tunnclcd their way out some time
Sunday.
solomon Williams, q farmer OF Hazel
wood Ind, was crushed 10 death by %
horse IN q stan.
Forest nrcs are causing great dam
age In the vicinity Of DeadWOOd, n. D.,
and Marshhcld wis.
The +. S. Davidson Lumber COM
pany, Of La Crosse, Wis, has assigned.
The assiguec's bond is $4,000.
Nancy Hanks trotted an exhibition
mile at Washington Park IL 2:OG. Fly
ing Jib won the frec-for-all pace.
In the international cricket match at
Toronto, ont, the American team won,
with four wickcts TO spare.
Secretary Carlisle is o to undergo
an operation for the removal OF an
enlargement Of the right arm above the
elbow.
The largest gas wen In the world has
just been opened near Findlay, Ohio.
It's daily output is over 100000 cubic
feet.
An earthquake IN Seryia destroyed
many houses and killed a number Of
persons at 1]iehuprija.
The state of Illinois has purchased
the harness-shop plant Of Risscr q Co.,
at the Joliet prison, and viii operate
it with cOnyicts.
President Cleveland has accepted the
resignation of Josiah Quincy as s~isSist-
ant secretary Of state, TO take effect
Oct, l.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-23
PERILS OF POISONING.
AN EVERYDAY DANGER COMMON
TO ALL.
PEOPLE WHO EAT CANNED FOODS
SHOULD BEWARE.

Danger from the Use Of Metals in Color
ing the Vegetables and in Solder
ing the Cans-Copper Employed in
Green French Pens ard Beans.
The morning call., 1893-03-18
Weekly Clearings.

NEW YoRK, March l7.-Bradstreets gives clear
ing for the past week for the principal cities of the
United States as follows: New York 1874. s6s 900.
no comparison; Chicago. 500. 65 600, increase
81 per cent: Boston, STAT. 900 increase "a;
Philadelphia. S66,539. 600. decrease 81; ST. Louis
S25 1870 900 increase 90; san Francisco ala $780,
600, decrease II; Baltimore. Nd. STA $4,000,
decrease -; Pittsburg, Pa, SI2s 81, GOO,
decrease S.s: Cincinnati, Ohio, $I4Osl 600,
comparison; Kansas City Mo-, SIO3l6,-
600, increase 22.5; new Orleans, sll, sos 900,
decrease "a; MINNEAPOLIS, So AL 900, decrease
10; omaha, Sb.5SI .OG0, increase 43; Denver.
$5,5i2,0O0. increase Il.6; st. Paul, $s.4e4 geo,
comparison; Portland. or. 81. S77, OOp Increase
80; SAT- Lake City Sl,2S0 900, decrease % 8:
Seattle. Sl.324 900. Increase 1913; Tacoma $685.
600. decrease &c; Los Angeles, 81, II 900; in
crease PIP; Helena, 1857 900. comparison :
Spokane, $S44.0 no comparison; Great Falls.
$4,000, no comparisons; Galveston, $685. 900,
increa Sc 1873.
Total for the week ended March 10 for the
leading cities OF the United States $l,23I454 629
an Increase OF g per cent compared with the cor
responding period last year
The morning call., 1893-03-18
New Corporations.
PALACE HOTEL.

The Newfeld Company has been incor.
pOrated for the sale Of machinery. imple-
ments, farm and lumber lands. etc, with the
following directors: Aaron Newiald, Mar
Gus Newfeld. Philip Calm, Sarah Newfeld
and Hanna Newfeld. The capitol stock ia
$50, 000 S25,000 Of which has been SUBJ
seTibed.
The American Invention Company has
fled articles Of incorporation with a capital
of s., O00.O coo, in 100000 shares of $40 each.
The stock subscribed is $3.50, equally con-
tribnted by J. K. Bgelow, l.. NJ. Bigelow,
e. Gardner. y. NJ. Curtis and C. f. Gum.
The Pacific TUwG-talk Publishing Com
pany fled articles of Incorporation yesterday
with the following directors: S. B. Carleton,
S Harrison Smith, John w. Farren. D. ID.
Hunt and C. S. Smith. The capital stock is
$4,000 in 5000 shares Of $40 each, and
$4,000 has been subscribed. S. Harrison
The morning call., 1893-03-18

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE undersone OF spscu-
lation at the stock Exchange to-day was decidedly
stronger. Although several sharp reactions oc-
Cured the tend Of prices was upward and At inter
Vais there was an approach TO buoyancy IN certain
parts OF the list The dominant Influence was q
marked change for the be In the condition of
the local money market. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred scored the greatest Rdvance-44 per cent TO
a.. The sudden jump in Northern Pacihc pr, fsrred
was attrlbut TO buying for the account OF IN
siders, who IL appears have abandoned the idea of
selling the ST. Paul and Northern Pacific stock in
the compauys treasury and VIII follow the exam
pie OF Union Pac n 10 issuing collateral trust notes
to llquidate the floating debt. The advance other.
wise was equal to 1292s4 per cent with Indus
trials, Grangers and Missouri Pacific in the lead
Governments steady. The Petroleum market was
neglected IS i4c.
NEW DIRK. March 17.-Unted States Bonds as
ll212; do rs, 9919; Northern Pacific. 1855: cana
dian Iacihc, s31a Central Pacific, 2612: Union Pa
cihc, 361s: Atchlson and Santa Fe. 3lA; Wells
Fargo, lac; western Union, 935s; Silver. 90;
Sterling, 81 S5LsG4 S712.
Wheat - May. 77Izc. Flour, steady. Coffee,
Sl6 80. Sugar. 5-le@} ll-3zc. Hops-Paclhc Coast,
19@22c Hides, lZ12c. Copper-Lake, 81 10.
Tin-Spot, S2l 20. Lead - Domestic, 81, Iron,
Sl6. Petroleum, IS "A &C.
The morning call., 1893-03-18
Overland Freight Movement.

Overland shipments Of freight from Northern
and Central California via Southern Pacific lines
in February were as follows, ia tons: From San
Francisco. l4S05; Oakland, $50: San Jose, 1923;
Stockton, l72S: Sacramento and East 1905; Marys-
Vile, 5l3; Portland, 6S3. Total 1887 tons
The leading Items were as follows: Sol tons
753,5O0 gallons Wine, 1900 tons Canned Goods
III2 tons Dried Fruit. 10 tons Nuts l4O6 tons
RRaiis,,hsi tons Honey, lO2 tons Hops, SO tons
QulcksliVer. 244 tons Hides, Il tons Leather 1877
tons Potatoes le27 tons Vegetables 2gs tons Pow
S245 tons sugar. 5000 gallons Svrnn I5s IONS
Tea. 100 tons Canned Salmon and 1872 tons Picked
The morning call., 1893-03-18
Marriage Licenses,

The following licenses to wed we've
granted yesterday:
W. NJ. j. Parish and Lizzie Bell. 23-23.
John w. Chapman and Birdie Evans 25-2S.
George W. Ferguson aud Bessie Hylsnd 81
10.
CaTmelo AragOni and Maria G. Greca, 27-16.
James Ii. Kelly and Beatrice N. Hamill,
2S-lT.
Hans P, Peterson and Margereta H. +. Ander-
The morning call., 1893-03-18
Trouble on the Alameda.

o The United States Marshal arrested
George Roberts, fireman Of the Alameda.
yesterday on complaint OF one of the crew,
Peter Bergman. who charges Roberts with
assault with dangerous weapon.
Bergman claims that while the Alameda
was in the harbor at Honolulu Roberts
struck him without provocatiOn, inflicting q
wound. but he does not know what kind of
a weapon it was. Roberts says that the
other man picked quarrel with him and
got whipped. He also says that no weapons
were used.
The morning call., 1893-03-18
A. II. RUTHERFORD DEAD.
He Passed Away Suddenly Thursday
Eveuit1o af His Home

AiS Il oooGd away 0hddSbiy ihAAS AAy
Evening at His Home.
A. H. Rutherford, the well-known capi-
talist died suddenly at his residence on
Bush street, Thursday evening, while rest
ing on a sofa in his parlor.
The deceased was apparently In good
health during the afternoon, as he visited
the Bohemian Club, where he seemed to be
in a jovial mood leaving to 60 to his home
at about p. NJ. On his arrival he COM
planned of being tired and expressed his
desire of taking rest. He then lay upon
the sofa and in few moments he was
found dead.
The deceased was a well-known citizen,
having been in this State since 1855. He
was largely interested in mining property
in California and Nevada, besides owning
considerable real estate in this city. His
age was go years
He leaves a widow and three children,
two daughters and son, who are attending
school in this city. He also leaves a
brother who resides in Australia.
Mr.. RutherfOrd's sudden death came
quite UNEXPECTEDLY, as he had been in the
best Of health for long time.
The morning call., 1893-03-18
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttss May and June, 61s96I4c;
Wool Bags. 3OJa@D32c.
RICE-Chinese mixed SO 1904: No. J. 81 259
so: extra No. l, 81 7O@l4 95: Hawaiian. $494 Us;
RangoOn. 81 20; Louisiana. So 9UG4 p etl.
TIN PLATE-Firm aud active at $5 $685. 80 p
box.
SUGAR-The W estern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
Sc; Confectioners' A, 47sc p 10; Magnolia 1880;
Extra c. 1ac; Golden q, &C; ID, sac; Standard
A, 43I halfbbls 14c more than b1ls and boxes
12c more.