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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-29
BURGLARY AS A FINE ART.
Professionals Who Prepare a Schedule
for Their Direction.
London Daily New


The science and art Of burglary seems 20
be studied in the North of England in a
thoroughly systematic fashion. To obtain
information regarding the habits of the
inmates of the houses about to be robbed
is the first step, aud this is supposed TO
be almost invariably through servants,
iugly with some pretended hawker
Of cheap jewelry. Dinner-time, or
soon after it. when both the family
and the servants are generally in the lower
rooms, is considered the most favorable
hour. The next proceeding is to take pre-
cautions to prevent CAPTURE, which do not
comprise merely the stretching of lines
across garden paths or lawns to trip up
pursuers, or the securing of doors by tying
them with cord, hooks being screwed into
the door posts for the purpose, but extend
also to memoranda of convenient trains for
the burglars purposes.
On man who has been arrested on sus-
pieien of being concerned in the recent burg
lsries at Allerton Hall, Leeds. the seat of the
Right Hon. w. l.. jackson, and at Larkhill,
the residence of Mr. Haywood Jones, near
Liverpool, the police have discovered docu-
ment as follows. which Is supposed to refer
to burglar0us enterprises, now. 1t Is TO be
hoped, nipped in the bud: Sir K. T. de
Trafford, TraffOrd, Trafford Hall, left for
Eccles Station. S. de Trafford. to daughter
of Sir Pyers mostyn Crostyn Hall. Trains
from erosion station TO Preston, 10 AZ; to
Liverpool, 10:l4 General Fieldin. Wilton
Park, Blackburn. train at Cherry-tree sta
ton. 1925; 10 30 to Preston. Sir w.
Fielder, Finnscowles Hail. Black burn.
trains as above. Lord Gerard Ganswood,
park or hall, trains to Liverpool 1920;
II 40 to st. Helens. Hon. Mr. and Mrs.
Hutton, Hutton Park, near Bolton. trains
at AthertOn or ChequeTbent. Lady O'Hagan,
TOwnley Hall or Park, near Burnley, train
at Townley 1910, to Blackburn. Nicholas
Worsey. Caryll Tndal, Plat Hall,
Rusholme, Manchester"
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Nothing occurred in the miues last week TO lessen
the gloom that has settled down over miainz stock
circles. Prices continued TO decline and trading
fell off until It has reached point where the
peuses. How long this staguatiOn viii continue is
hard To tell Something wit have 10 be done. and
quickly, too. or business viii have 10 close 10. A
determined effort is belng made by several OF the
LEADING operators To resume deep mining, bur as
yet those who have the milling transportation and
other necessary expensive cIarges under their
management do NOT seem disposed to do their
share toward lessening the expenses OF operating
the mines. The committee appo nted by the super
intendentS week ago arc act vely NJ work in this
direction, and 81 Is 10 be hoped that their efforts
wall meet with success.
The market opened dull and heavy yesterday and
prices declined Only $500 shares of stock changed
hands, aud OF this amount 1900 shares were OF
KentucK al l0c Belcher sold at 81. Confidence
81 %, ChoIlar 45e, crown Point zoe, Norcross
SOC. Ophir 81 IS, Potosi 81 80, Savage 81 is and
seq Belcher 0c After the call prices were still
lower, Beichsr selling back to soc under sales by
Walls and POtosl to 9 25 with Coffin selling. The
market closed weak and topheavy.
NOTES.
An assessment OF 10 cents per share has been
levied Caledonia
The annual meeting OF the Belcher Will take place
Tues day.
or Offices during the com ing week
SILVER was steady at S3Ac in New York and
80 7-l6d in London yesterday
In the Yellow jacket general prospecting Ia going
on throughout the mine. They hosting aud
shipping ore to the Brunswick mill for reduction
The annual meeting OF the North Pacific Coast
Railroad Company has been called for February 3.
The weekly rep rts OF the Quijotoas show that IN
the Peerless there is no change In the appearance
OF the north drift the 800 level from that last
reported The vein is strong and some is being
extracted. The face OF the drift is now cut l62
feet north from the main working shaft
In the CROKER the exploration south on the main
vein 800 level the vein shows stroag and has
smooth footwRli the east side. fhe face OF the
drift Is mostly In quartz nth some spar and tale
through It, The face of the drift Is in 50 "a feet
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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SNUG AS A BUG.
Henry Ibsen's Dollhouse Is
EClipsed.
TIED TO A TELEGRAPH POLE.
Switchman Abrams Cozy Quarters
on Market Street Are Like
Bit of Lilliputia.

II is six feet high and three feet square.
The pointed top is surmounted by tiny
ball.
1t has glass in each side and an opening
in front.
1t is tied to a pole. What is IL?
Switchman Abrams sgnal-box at Tenth
and Market streets. is the answer.
This little building is unique among the
imposing structures of that part of town.
1t is well worth glance over the top of
your CALL as you read the news on your
ride to business of a morning.
l. might look as Insignificant as the pro-
verbal small potatoes" if set down among
the architectural splendors Of the Column
bian EXPOSITION.
PROFESSIONALLY il would.
But that structure was never designed for
q machinery hall or TO accommodate a Nom
Partisan campaign meeting.
No architect lay awake nights TO scheme
out plans of its pillars and roOf-vaulting.
1t has no stress and strain to be computed.
There was no big steal howl when it was
erected.
The annals of its building are as short
and simple as those of any Scottish cotter.
1t seems that when its prede ceSsor had
stood for months on the opposite corner,
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The Search LIGHT.


There has probably never been any in
vsntion that the electrical world can boast
Of so loudly or that is sueh wonder 10 the
entire think ing world as the search light"
Howard +. Clapp, a Boston electrician. was
the speaker in the corridor of the Lacede
Yesterday afternoon. ut might seem ride
uous to those who do not understand 1t
when you tell them that the candle power
of a couple Of the ordinary search lights
goes up into the millions, and In some cases
the tens Of millions. Yet this statement Is
fully borne cut by the facts. OF course. the
lamp does not give such an enormous candle
power when 1t is measured in Itself. Bat
take the search light as il is used. with the
great magnifying lens. which collects all the
light and throws II in a single direction, and
the intensity OF the light is so great that 1t
Is quite impossible to compute IT, For in
stance. the eaudle-power IL the big search
light 10 be used at the Worlds Fair is $780,
0C0 alone. the carbons are to be II inches
long and / 3-16 inches In diameter. When
this is surrounded by that reflector, feet
in diameter. tie candle-power at once
mounts up to 100000 candles. Quite light
on a dark night. isn't ii?'
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The Art of Making Needles.
Chicago Herald.


The art OF making needles was kept q
secret until about 1850, when it was taught
to the English by Christopher Greening
Now English needles are sold all over the
world. At Reddltch alone 10000 people
make more than 100 000, 600 needles a year,
and they are made and exported so cheaply
that England has no rival in this country,
and practically mOnoDoliZes the trade. For
merry needle making annually killed tens
Of thousands by the particles of steel being
Inhaled, but now blast of air away from
the grindstOne has done away with all tni
and the occupation has become quite safe.
The most interesting part of matchmaking
is the drilling OF the eyes. II is said that
experts can perforate a hair and thread it
with itself. Although Great Britain makes
Tue ordinary needles for Americans, the
latter in their turn make nearly all the
pwing-machne needles. The National
Needle Company at Springfield. Mass, an
nuaIly makes 10000, 600 machine needles.
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and never been injured by the repeated
buifetings of the storms, ii assumed an air
of scoTuful hauteur that the elements could
not brook. so one dark day the south wind
rose in wrath and smote that preteniiOuS
signal-bOX, and the hired men came around
the following day aud bore II away IN a
wEeelbaTTOw.
Then when the need of such another box
became sufficiently urgent. the Omnibus
Company's people ring twice on the tee-
phone. and few minutes later cart came
around the Tenth-sireet corner al rattle
his bones pace and set up this new building
on the sidewalk.
In view Of the untimely fate that bad
OYertaken the former box. ii appeared the
part OF wisdom 10 make this one secure
against the hereesI gale that wind could
blow.
After due reflection rope was brought
and five stout turns taken about telegraph
pole close by
There. now" said the switchmaE, 81
think we're safe for a while"
Within this modest signal-boX there rs
respite 10 the switcbmen from the storms
When the occupant stands up bis head
graZes the roof. and when lie sits down his
knees bulge the sides of the building out.
He cannot stand with arms akimbo while
in It,
There are some half dozen hooks where
the swi'chman hangs his coats. and room
Tor a lantern if it be placed close to the
wall.
Hiher the day switchman HES himself
when cold winds blow or rains fall heavy,
and spends five cheerful moments until ne
runs ont to switch another car.
The night man has the softer thing Of the
two He just stays inside and signals
through the window with his lanterns.
Thus Switchmen Abrams and Moran
share in the occupancy Of the toy house.
a 4 a. 4. -
it, for possession, in this case, is good big
nine points.
Get inside. and the other fellow can't get
in TO get YOU out.
After all is said and done this is one of
the Interesting buildings Of San Francisco.
lt Is the I.iiipUtan structure Of the town.
Henry lbsen's Dolls House" cOuldn I
bear a comparison.
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the other hand does not accept recorded
revelation as immutable. % Theos0Uhy is
not new idea. Its germ is found in the
Nee PlatoniSts, the Hesyehasts of The
Greek church. the medieval mystics, and
i'm more recent period in the ideas of
ParaceiSus, Thalhauser. Bohme. Sweden
borg and others. (5) The most recent eve
luton Of theosophy is modified Buddhism.
ATLANTIC CABLEs--M. B., Colma. Cal.
The cables are on the plateau OF tie oc an.
The greater part of each of the cables lies
too far below the surface TO be disturbed by
storms tides or currents. The shore ends
are made much stronger and heavier to
withstand the action Of waves and currents,
aud in some cases, near the landings, they
are weighted to hold them in place-a thing
entirely unnecessary in deep water. This
has probably led TO the misapprehenSlon
you refer 10.
AFFAIRS OF STATE. G., City. The
Secretary of State is not compelled to
answer questions, even If the writer as
sumes them TO be of public interest. As
rule great bodies move slowly and doubtless
the required response will be given in time.
PARIS Subscriber, City. This
is system of betting by selling tickets on
each horse at certain price. When the
race is started the tickets are all added up
In one large pool and those who hold
tickets on the winning horse divide the total
pool less . per cent TO the p0olSeller.
BLAINE's DECLINATION OF THE PREsI-
DENTAL NoMINATIoN-J. O.. San Jose.
You viii find the full particulars OF this
matter in the sketch of Mr.. Blaiue'S career
in THE CALL of January 2S
VETERANS AS VoTERs-Reader, Yount-
ville.-A recent decision in the Superior
Court of Napa County has estabiShed that
veterans in homes are residents and voters.
GOLD SHIPMENTs-F. T. H., Oakland.
Gold shipments to Europe are in gold coin.
Cold certificates would be Of 40 use there.
DIR. JEKyLL-Nemo. City. The pronun-
citation Of this name is usually given with
the accent on the first yllable and the ''e"
long.
SHERIDAN's BRTHPLACE-Subscr
City-Philip Henry Sheridan, general
L. ). A, was born at Somerset County,
Ohio, March g, 1881.
FAITH OF CoSvICTs- subscriber. City.
Yau might write 10 the secretary of the
Board Of Prison Commissioners.
GEoDrTIc SuRvEY-H. L., City. Write
to Professor George Davidson, Appraisers
building. this cltv.
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Traits of the Newspaper Boy.


The newspaper boy is fond Of work-that
is to say, he loves tn sit and see it aeeu-
mnlate. lie loves to contemplate work in
the abstract It's details are less interest
ing 10 him. The sound of the callbell is
music TO his ears. It never annoys him In
the least. There are several authenticated
instances on record where he has been
known to answer the bell. His forte is the
running OF efrands-those not connected
with the business of the ofiice-for himself
and friends lie likes to assist the elevator
man and make himself gem rally useful out
side of his usual duties. The dull routine
of Office WORK is too limited sphere of ac-
ton Tor his versatility. In fact the news
paper Office boy is something per Sc.
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for the fifth size-5Os to COS: Fitted PIums loo
unpitted Plums. 2i2G5c; Grapes. 2@2I4c; sun
dried Peaches. edsc = II; Bieach-d Peaches 40
llIac ? II; ApricOts, ll@l4c p 70 for Royals aud
15apl6c z n Tor Mo0rparks: evaporated Apples. in
boxes, 9@l0c 3 u; snndred Apples 4@fIbc 2 u
for quartered and 41a@5c 2 u for Sliced; Pears
blesched 5D6c for sliced. se1oc Tor quartsred aad
sc y u for evaporated: Pears. unbl cached, 394c
pressed and 3@ie = u for impressed
RAlSINS-F quote layers at 81 25@1 so 2 box:
loose Muscateis, 9Oc@Sl rs in boxes. and 21593Ac
e ii IN sacks
HUTs-rine Nuts. 12l4@I5c: Chestnuts. sole
q n; Walnuts, 6@Sc for hsrdshel. 9I9@lO1ac p
% Tor sOttshel and - 3 10 for paper-sheil; soft
, shell Almonds. l3Is@l4c: hardsheii do 7Is6Sc
g 10: papershell. lSix@lic; Chile Walnuts, St09c;
Peanuts. 36t4e p n domestic: Hickory Nuts "a
Sc; PecaLs, S9lOc Z 10 for small and l49l &c tor
large fiLherts l09llc; Brazil Nuts, l09llc; Cocoa
VEGETABLES - Very little change yesterday
Mushrooms quorable at l5G26c 2 70 for
for buttons and lOeI2Iac = u for large; Toma-
toes from Los Angeles. 81 so = box; Cucum-
bers 75oasl so = doz; Green Peppers =; Green
Peas. 436c = 70; String Beans. -: Asparagus,
l9G25e z 10; Dry Peppers. 6@Ic 2 u; Dried okra,
l5c & ID: Marrowfst Squash, SIS z ton: Cab
bage, 40950c r etl: Feed Carrots 45@50e: TurnIps,
roc: Beets Use; Parsnps 81 25 Garlic. 112c q 10.
FRoNIS!oNS-Firm a: the high prices Bacon
ellie for extra light. Eastern SugaTcnreS Hsms2
l69l7c: California Hams l5@l51ac: Lard tierces
Eastern. all kinds 12@l4I2e pals 15c: California
terees, 2l29l Be: ha. s-bbls. l3L7c; lOD tas lag
1412e; do. 5-Io 1884 q a c; Mess Beef, 81 5O@S;
extra mess 40, SO 50G9; family do sl0@lO so;
clear Pork. s21; extra prime. $l+@l5 p Dbl: extra
@Ilc . 10.
HOPS-Quoted at l7I6G2Oc , 10.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers 7a6c.
medium, 6@612c p 10; light 4Ia615c = 10 Cow
hides, 4G512c y ID; sailed Kip. &C p ID: sailed
CAR, 7c; dry Hides, usual selection. &c = n; dry
klpS. &c q II; prime GoatskiuS. 3O95oc eaeh;
Kids. 5@l0c; DeerSkins. good summer, 371ac: me-
dunn. SOtG32Isc; winter, 20@25c: ShespsNins
sheariings l0d25e: sh1 TT wool 4Oa7Oc: medium.
7o990e; long wool, 9Oc@s1 80 each. Culls of ali
kinds about IL less.
TALLow-No. | rendered 4i4@4s4c; Refined.
61sc; Grease. I5d4c = 10.
WOOL-Fai clips are quoted as follows Humboldt
and MeDdocino. l4Sl5c; Northern defective. 960lOc
2 70; free Mountain 9@Dilc 2 10: San Joaquin and
southern defective. 79Sc. Spring Wool is quoted
as follows; Eastern Oregon l39l7c; Valley Oregon.
lS@2lc = 10.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-Exports OF gold to-day and
the or further large shipments next week
had decidedly restricting influence upon the gen.
eraI list of the stock marke ct, and while quotations
were held within extremely narrow limits for all
but coal stocks and Manhattan, the dropping
tendency resulted In generally lower prices. which,
however. were only slightly changed from those OF
last evening. Government bonds duh and steady.
Petroleum closed at 53j4c bid
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Untted States Bonds, AS
nag; do as 100; Northern Pacific. 1885: Cana
dian Pacific. S73s; Central Pacific. 20: Onion Pa
ciBc 4212: Atchson and santa re. 547s; Wells
Fargo. LAG; Western Union, SO "A; Silver. S334 {;
SterIiug. 81 S615G4 SS1a.
whest-January. 7Ss4c. Flour steady. Coffee
sl7 40 Sugar. l-l6@3I@c nops-pacifc Coast
2l@24c. Hides. l2l2c. Copper-Lake. $l2. Tin
Spot, $40 Is. Lead-Domestic, 80 90, Iron. sl6.
Petroleun-53Hc.
Hops firm. The brewers trade Is moderate.
Best Pactfcs sell for 2l6p23c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
sugar-Quiet and unchanged.
cotfee-irr guar closing fairly strong at 10 to 90
points advance. SAFES, 1870 bags. January,
SIT 80; February. sl7; March. SIC 50.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO JAN 2S.-Therc were lively times at tho
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opening OF the Board of Trade this morning, and
wheat broke &c The break IS attributed to queer
cause. John Cudaby contracted a severe cod.
which be feared would develop into pneum Ouia,
and so decicel 10 protect hts interest in wheat by
buying puts against IL TO tbs amount Of several
million bushels. TINS was done Of the curb yester-
day afternoon, ana caused break at the opening
to-day This morning Cudahy reported much
better and he was a buyer OF wheat. May closed
yesterday at rs &c, opened at "a ana declined
to 6Tsc under grneI al and paRieky selling. but
the sentiment then turned and the price rallied to
77Tsc. Thereafter the n arket ruled irregular and
easier. closing weak at C lower than yesterday
Receipts. $4,000 bushels shipments, $4,000
bushels. Bye. 52I9c. Barley. 6&c.
CHICAGO Jan. 2S.-M heat-CaSn 721ac. Corn
441sc. Pork-$lO S5. Lard-S1l 1872. RlOs-
$40 30. NhiSky-Sl So
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General aIerch,ndiss.

$50.
CORDAGE-PRre Manila Rope, Lac p n; IL
thread. he; and thread l2iac Bale Rope. l l N
"a &c y n; mixed Manila Bale Rome, l0c; Grape
vine Iwlne. l2c In balls and coils: Hop Twine
1ll3c: LathyarB, lie; Sisai Rope. &C: l2-thread
9lse q n; o and do. 10c p 10: Duplex rope Sc
12-thread 9l3e: and do. DC: Duplex Bale rope.
&c 2 10; Sisal Bale rope 9eD912c; Duplex Hop
Irvine. &C; Grapevine Twine balls or coils &c; Lath-
ysrn, Sc y 10.
SALMDN-Alsskan Fish. 1892 81 1901 is for
Red Columbia River Fish 81 25@1 40 tor Tails and
81 45Gl IS for Flats.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all $3.50 2 10: Dry Graduated.
DC . 10: ConfecttonerS' A. 43sc: Magnolia, 4SSc;
Extra e, Age; Golden c, 4c; ID. 334c Standard
A. 4s4c hafbols. lac more than bols. ana boxes
1ac
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MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. Jan. 26
MARY OF THE MARKETS

OATUKDAY EVENING, Jan. %
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErx
Silver weaker.
Slight decline In wheat.
Other cereals as before.
River Potatoes declining.
Onions easier
Lighter stocks OF Butter.
Eggs weaker.
Poultry unchanged. Game Arm.
Mandarin Oranges cleaning up.
Vegetables slow.
Provisions very firm.
Pork scarce
Decreased bank clearings.
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The following poetic directions for tea
making are painted on many of Tho teapots
used in the Celestial Empire: ''On slow
fire set a tripod; fill it with clear rain water.
Boil it as long as 1t would be ne eded TO turn
fish while and lobster red; throw this upon
the delicate leaves Of choice tea; let 1t re-
main as long as the vapor rises in a cloud.
At hour ease drink the pure liquor w ch
will chase AWAY the five causes OF trouble"
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2S.-The spot market is easy
at 4ad Cargoes steady 3Is 81 for of coast,
3ls Sd for Just shipped and Sis Sd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owny
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
January. IS 10Ihd: February, IS lid: March, 6s
lad; April, Us l14d; May, 6s 21sd; June, Us Sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Jan. 80. - ConsoIs. $685.; Silver
3S 7-l6d; Rentes, 96f soc; bullion into Bank of
England 5000.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Pork is very scarce In this market Wholesale
rates from siaugbterers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 6@612c; second quality,
Size: third do 4G5c.
NkAL-Large. 6Co7c z 10 small Calves 71a@Sc;
Dairy Calves. S1a(n9e y TO-
MUIToN-W others. sc = 70 Ewes. 7IsaSc
SPRING LAMB-l561l Sc q 10
PORK-Iive Hogs. 7Go714c forheavy and medium
granted: small fat Hogs, 6$4@o7c . 10 stock Hogs
o96i2c o 10; dressed do, s1a@l0c p u.
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Arrived.
SATURDAY, January %
Stmr Columbia, Bolles, 90 hours from Portland,
via Astoria ASA hours; pass and mdse. to Union
Pacific Co.
. StmI National city, Manson. 81 hours from Eu-
reka; 292 NJ II lumber. to A Hooper & Co
Haw stinr Claudlne. Cameron, days from Hone
lulu; ballast. to J Spreckels a. Bros.
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Board-5oSy Water. ora: Cal Electric Light
| 81.
sueet-70s Water. 97I4; 100 L & s Bank.
| 3TtG
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Local bank cIearings last week were SlS ,206.5S2
against $l4,7O6.2Is for the same week Ia 1892
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BOAkD nAi.Es.

Following the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
TferIAR sFtsIoN-r :2n "
$50 Beicbr ..lU02OO Point. .70lOO ophir ls1
100 Chal C....45l0O 50 50 Potost. so
50 Choar... 40 100 Do n. .SOls0U Savage . l. Is
loo Conhd. .l.Sji 900 KentucE. l0,lO = Is SM.lp
Following were the sales in the Pacific stock Board
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Bank Ciea rings.

POrtland's Business
PORTLAND. Jan. 2S-ClearaBces. S2S5. coo; bal
anceS 600
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed ny THOMAS TENN EST, Chro 1omsssr sui
Instrument Maker. 1 Calf oTnia stress
SiEu OF the W. pden Stitos.
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AUSTRIAN COINs-Mrs. D. H. G., San
Lorenzo, Cal Tbs coin Of which you for
ward an impression is an Austrian thaler.
locally worth about half-dollar The in
scription is: Francis l., Emperor Of Aus
tria, Del Gratia. A. ID. 1919. The abbreyia-
tons Hun" Bob, ''Lomb. "Ven.." re-
hardy aud Venetia. q II is against the
rules Of the Q. c. to state if there is any pre-
MUM on coins.
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THEosoPHY - Subscriber, City. The
name IS from the Greek work theosophia.
meaning divine wisdom. Theosophy DIFF
iers from both philosophy and theology.
since it has nothing 10 do with philosophical
methods and has two small a following to be
called a religion. Theosophy rejects All
reaso ming processes as imperfect. and on
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BLAINE's DECLINATION OF THE PREsI-
DENTAL NoMINATIoN-J. O.. San Jose.
You viii find the full particulars OF this
matter in the sketch of Mr.. Blaiue'S career
in THE CALL of January 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-29

SATURDAY, January q
Stmr Signal, -Bondegard Seattle.
Stmr Oregon, POLICEMAN. Astoria.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego.
Br ship Eaton Hall. Lowrison, Queenstown.
Ship StNlcho,as. Carver, Philippine Islands
Ship SeTvia. Reed. New York.
Scbr Helen Klmbalt. 'Hellingssn, Hamb0.d
Schr John Mccullough Nelson.
Sehr Maggie Russ. jacobson, Humboldt
SchT Amethyst Olsen. SiusaW River.
Schr Matte L DYER. u oekIer. hunting and fshi
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-29

Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. JAN 2S.-Therc were lively times at tho