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Sam francisco Meat Market.

Mutton, Lamb and Veal continue weak Good
Beef Is steady. Hogs weak. Wholesale rates from
slauRhterers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 6@61ac; second quality,
Size: third do 4(l5c q n.
EEAL-Large, 5L9@l6lac; small Calves 767IAc.
Dairy Calves, &C q NJ
MUTTON-W others. 6l4c = u; Ewes &c.
SPRING LAMB-71S1SIac q b.
PoRk-Live Hogs. 61&@6Ssc for heavy and me-
dunn granted; stock Hogs. 512@5Ac; dressed do.
9G91ac q ID.
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AUCTION SALE
OF EXTRA FINE AND COSTLY FURNITURE
M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
" LII

WILL SELL TIL. 5 DAY,
Friday. 20, 1S93 g,
At 2 O'Clock NJ, at Salesroom,
1867 Market ST., between Sixth and Seventh,
ALI OF The.
Costly Parlor. Bed and DininE Room Fur
nitu' c formerly contained in the resi-
deacs OF Mrs. 4. X. Hamilton, San Jose,
removed for convenience.
-. COMPRISING IN PART.
Magnificent Chamber Furniture. Elegant Dining
room and Library Furniture. Fiue Body Bruss
Carpets. Very Elegant Mautei Mrr0rs. " srIrobes.
Folding-beds. bookcases and ritlng-desks and
other fine goods.
NJ. J. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
n. Rowing to the large quantity OF goods 10 bs
O'Clock.
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MARKET REPORTS.

THURSDAY EVENING. April ~
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Holiday in New YORK.
All Cereals quiet
Hay quiet.
Bean, quiet.
Potatoes and Onions firm.
Butter and Eggs steady. Cheese weak.
A car OF Eastern Poultry fn
Oranges improving.
Vegetables In large supply.
Ham AID Bacon steldy.
Mutton. Lamb and Pork weak
Beef sfeaIr
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Earned runs-San Franciscos /. Oaklands J.
THree-base hit-N oTk. Tw0-base hlts-Mc ucken,
Irwin first base errOrs-San Franciscos s.
OaalaHds 3. First base on called balls-San Fran
ciscos = oaklands 6. Lett blses-San Fran
ciscus ;. Oaklauds 10. Struck out-By Griffith ..
u, uble pays-O'Neil to irwin 10 Earle. EbrIzht.
Wild pitch-GrIfiIh. UmpIre-AcDOnaid
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THE NEW ART ScHooL.-The class
rooms of the Art Association at the Hopkins
mansion are now ready for the reception
OF pupils, and school will omen on Monday
next The rooms are light and airy, and
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The WEEKLY CALL at ST. per

J It's WEENLI UHLL dt AP4 Po1
year affords an opportunity for
every person who desires to bs
informed on the events of thu
day, or to read choice iteraturs
to keep constantly a supply OF
fresh ana interesting readins
matter on hand.
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PALACE HOTEL.

>. J. McWiliisms has sued j. b. Billegarde for
$4,000 damages for alleged malicious proseeII.
lion In December last the defendant had Nc
Williams arrested on charge OF obtaining
money under false Dretenses, but failed To make
out case against linn
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Builders Contracts

H. Liebes & Co. with the Pacific Patent Ploster
Company, on line OF Post street. 90 L Of Dupont
% by 122:6. alterations. plaster. etc $685.
Same with Richardson d Gale same brlekwork
e. g5SaO 49, AN'-'St
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. ANA IN accordance with law and an order OF the
Bo2rd OF Directors made on the lTtd day OF Ma CHI,
1898, so many shares OF each parcel OF sucn stock
as may be nece sary VIII be sold at pablo auction
Of the ONCE OF the company, room No So Nevada
Block No. 500 Montgomery st, San Francisco Cal,
on THURSDAY, the lth day Of May, 1898 at the
hour OF O'Clock p. N. OF said daY. TO pay said &C.
hnquent -ssment thereon ether with costs OF
advertising aud expenses OF the sale.
ALFRED X DURBROw, Secretary.
onice-Room No. &C. Nevada Block, No SOB
Montgomery st, san Francisco Cal -sn2Z I'd
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English wheat Market.
FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL April 27.-The spot market is
steady at 5s Il1ad. Cargoes lower 2ss Sd for
of coast, sos l6d for Just shipped and PCS Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives tho following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: April
5s Sad; May. 5s 3 i4d; June. 5s sd: July s.
100; August 5s Ia; September, 5s l134d; &C.
tober, Us I4d
SECURITIES
LoNDoN. April y. Consols, seI4; Silver,
3s1sd; RenteS, 96f l5c.
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AUCTION SALES.
GHAS. LEVY & CO.,

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SaleSroom-l l35 Market St, bet 7th and Stn
Regular Salcsdays-Tuesday and Friday.
THIS DAY.
FRI ...-...-.... April 20, 1893,
AT 10 o'clock a. NJ. at salesroOms,
1135 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
I'VE WILL SELL.
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
URN TT Il,
Parlor Upholstery, Rody Brussels Carpets ETC.,
confined in ) Elegantly Furnished Houses re-
moved to our spacious salesrooms for convent
Of sale,
....CoMPRGSING...
Walnut, Oak and Cherry Chamber suits and Fold
ing Beds; Chiffr ners. Wardrobes. Sideboards
Mantel aud Pier Mirrors Farlor Suits in plush
and raw silk, Easy Chairs an Bed Lounges,
Desks and ONCE Furniture Pest OF Bedding
and Hair Mattresses. Ranges. st owes, Crockery,
Glassware, etc
APPS 1t CHAS. LEVY & CO.. AdctlOneers
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Ana In accordance With law and an order from
the board OF DIRECTORS, made tho l4th day of
april 1875 SO many shares of each parcel OF ouch
STOCK as may be necessary VIII be sold at public
auction AT tho office of the company. room 81 3g9
MohLgom ry street. san Francisco, California, on
FkiDAf. the hfth day OF May. 1898. at the hour OF
z o'cock p II. OF said day, TO pay said deIinqueut
assessment thereon, together with costs OF atIyer
hsing and expenses of sale
j. SrADrFELD JR., Secretary.
omce-koom SO, 3U9 Montgomery STREET San
Francisco, California anis "a
DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-GOLErA MIN.
- lug company. Location OF principal place of
business San Francisco. California; location OF
"orhs' Jordan Mono County. California
Nptiee--lieTe are delinquent upon the following
descfibed stock on account Of assessmentfSo y
levled on the 9Th day of March, 1898, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
NAMES. CertIfcsis sbs-o. .,o
E kSo Geo Geo. B TTas.ec.. s. 100 100 SAS % %
Roof, Geo. &, f fassee IS 1879 1879 90 90
Ana IN accordance with law and an order from
me board OF Directors. made on the 9th day of
Mareh, ISS3 so many shares OF eacn parcel OF such
STOCK as may be necessary VIII be sold at public
auction az the Office OF the company, rooms lS and
~ 10 $50 Pine street, San Francisco, California
on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF May. 1898, az the
hour OF O'Clock p of said day, to pay said del;n-
quent assessment thereon together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
-. NJ. KENT. Secretary
once-Rooms and 10, No. $3.50 Pine street, San
Francisco, California. apps I'd
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Produce AIarket.

Fine SILVER, p ounce.
Produce MARKET.
FLoUR-N ct cash prices as follows: Family
extras, SO 9O@4; Bakers extras 81 50 "a super Hne
81 1908 10 y Dbl
wHEAT-Spot grain was weak at he prices OF the
preceding day. Futures were also SOFT. No. ~
ST. 22Izep1 rs q ctl choice. ST 26JA; lower grades
81 l5irgI y "a; extra choice for milling, 81 27Ia
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssioN-l1 oclock-December-2
tons. 81 32I4: 800, 81 32Js.
RFeuLAB MoRSISe sEssIoN = December - 200
tons, 81 32&s; 500. 81 3212. Seller '9S, new
81 267s. May-4rO, 81 25ss; 500. 81 25Is':
81 325s; 400, 81 1924. Seller '93 new-lUO, 81 81.
BARLEY-rho mark ct is quiet and without varia.
zion. No. ! Feed 81 =. 9S234 choice bright do
S5e; dark Coast. SU@Sl I4c q Ell; Brewing s71ac(S
81 sctl; Cheyaiier. nominal
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO ocloek-May-3OO tons
S3I4c.
RteuLAR MoRNINs SESSION - May-s0O tong
S3Ac. Decemner-900, $3.50. seller '93, new
100. s32sc; 100, SSH2c.
AFTERSooN sEssIoN-Nay-100 tons S3I4c
Good choice. 81 354l 42Ja common to fair
a 81: Black, 81 i7is@i 22Sa Cray y SS 81 S 39
for Feed aud 81 45@l So for Milling: Red, ST l7Is
CORN-Dull aad easy. Large Yellow. 81 o71h@l 10
2 ca; Small Round Yellow. 81 10 g ct; White,
RYE-oaoted at 81 O71a@l 1871 p cti.
BkASMQn sa q at, at 80 ton for the best
anu Sloln % on g lOu lOr outside brands.
MlDDLISGS-Quoted at $2l@D2a p ton
CHOPPED fEED-Ouoteu at $l7Cnl7 so "A ton
HAY-Cloyer, $7@9 2. ton; barley, s7@s 80;
Wheat and Dat $i@lli Compressed. $7(G9 SO;
stock, S6G7 y ton.
STRAM-QuOted at 35(045c "A bale
MiLlSTU ELS - Ground and Rolled Barley is
quotabie at S2O02l q ton; OilcaKe Meal S35 q ION.
Rye Flour, 312C T. 10; Rye Meal, &c y 10; Graham
Flour Sc; Oatmeal, &c; Dat Groats Sc: t,racked
wheat, 312c: Buckwheat Flour. DC; Pearl barley.
4A@412c y 10. 1919
sEEDS-Yellaw Must ri nominal; Brown Mns
tard, nominal; Flax, So p ctl: Domestic ga
nary, - Imported Canary, 5L2c; Alfalfa &c for Cali
fornia and loo q 10 for U tab; Timothy, 61Sc Rape
2A@219c; Hemp, &C p u.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. S292 20: Green 81 75ay.
Split Peas &c r. u.
BUCkW HEAr-Nom
CORNMEAL. ETC.-Table Meal 34@3Bc a m.
reed Corn. SO @126: Cracked Corn, S2b oO6lS6 81
fton; Hominy, 4la@4s4c y 10.
Thanksgiving going ON, Bavos, 81 90g1S: Pea
81 75612 sos Large White, 81 6UG32 10; Small White
% 8; Llmas. 81 gU6D3 10; Buffers. SO 5O03
PO1ATOES-ih he market Is not PAL I. euarIy brisk
at the advance Indeed, buyers are not eager and
nave Hred Potltoe, pretty badly to pay over a.
Tor ordinary good stock A c OF Eastern Butbanks
brought 50 is T. Gil Receipts of New 10. atoes
were TN5 SACKS. New Potatoes quotable at l3z62L4c
10; Sweets - u ctl: Oregon Burbanks spa
z 80 q ell: Oregon Garnet Chlies. 81 6u6Dl rs =
GU; Oregon Peerless, q ctl: River Reds 81 30:
Early Rose. 81 500 SO . ctl
. ONlONS--i he markss continues firm car from
Nevada sold at 80 rs oregons. 50 2593 70. Cali
iofhla, $2gl2 80 81 ctl, according to quality.
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THIS DAY.
At IL O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises.
1514 Sacramento Street, near Larktn,
~ WILL SELL.
The Very Elegant Furniture Of Residence,
COMPRISING
l Grand Upright Piano, from one of the best East
ern manufacturers. a No. l instrument: Magnlh-
cent Parlor Set, very latest New York style, up
holstered in Richest Brocades and Pushes Elegant
individual Chairs aud Rockers in costly covers:
Nalua1le Pictures Ornaments and Lace Curtains;
Magnlhcent Moquctte and Wilton Carpets in par
Tors ana nails; Handsome Body Brussels Carpets IN
chambers; Elegant Polishcd-uak Folding Bed
with beYel-mlrror front; Poiished-Oak Center
Tables; l Magnificent Mahogany Chamber Suit.
very massive ana elegant with rarely fine marbles
and Plat. mirrors. cost S225; Walnut Chamber
suits; Extra Nhite-Hair Mattresses; ] Elegant
Dtvan Lounge; Costly M2ntel Iambrequins: l Fle-
CANT Mahogany Armoire; l Mahogany Chiffonier;
l Handsome Cherry Sideboard; ExtensiOn-TabIe:
Fine Dining Clairs; l Elegant SiIver-DIated Tea
Sci; Fine China and Glassware; Patent Kitchen
Table: Large Costly Rugs; / 90 Volumes Assorted
Books, and other desirable acticles.
ca TERMS CASH
ap29 Ut GEO. f. LAMSON. AuctIoneer.
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CHICAGO April u. - Wheat was fairly active.
uly opened 1sc lower, declined 1qc more on free
local selling the crowd being bearish, rallied l1sc
on covering by the shorts receipt OF bad crop
REPORTS from Kansas. snow In the northwest aud
drought IN France, aud closed easy at 3sc higher
than yesterday. Receipts, 5000 bushels: ship
ments, 100000 bushels kye. soc. Barley 62c.
CHICAGO, April u. - Wheat, lie. Corn 4l3sc
Whisky, 81 10.
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MORNING SESSION.
BOard-5O Y Water $3.50
Street-125 Cal Electric Light 225A
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-360 Cal Electric Ii1ht. 2234; 10 Oceanic
Co, ~; So ) Water, s 3, $3.50
Street-lI Giant Powder Con, "a: $1,000 S p of A
IlElr.
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goods, cs bacon, pkg hardware 9 bks plates 5
boxes and SKIS SEED CTS butter mods. ! surgical
inst, es eg O.! oil tanks. machines 1
pale ndse. 100 tubs aud SO butter 8 cs express
sealed bag, 40 cs mineral water.
SALINAS-Per Gipsy-9 bxs butter, . es hard
ware
WatsOuYille-4 bXs butter
chickens.
soqueI-7S green hides. I coop chickens l4s rms
paper.
Santa Cruz-2 es eggs, l6 bxs butter bxs FISH
ana crabs, 81 cs cheese, 81 sSs plums, 100 bbls
lime
RLDoNDo-Per Santa Cruz-5245 SKIS barley.
SKIS potatoes.
Lompoc-2 bfkegs 4 kegs ia bxs butter. 3 SKIS
green hides, % C. eggs 90 SKIS beans, SKIS must
ard. g SKIS barley. l. hOrs.
ROcksfdfnr-l71 tuus ht+rtrnfnous
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

HIGH WATER Low WATER sun. MOON.
: Small. Large smal'. Large Rises Sets Sets
-l-
2slo.3I a 10 80 r 4O7 P 40 4 $40 65sI 4I7A
2Slll % An 90 p 4.43 r ; 81 Al 5I5 esq asa
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AUCTION SALES.
GEn E IAMSlN.
THIS DAY.

AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCdANI
A25 kearny ST.. bet. California and Pi1A
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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Portland's Business.
PORTLAND, Or. April 27.-Cleardnces, $I96OOU
balances, $4,000.
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BUTTER-Stesdy. Receirts were larger yester-
DAY day CTeameIy lsI&@ DC: Dairy. squares. l7@lse;
l61ac; common to fair. &c r 70; picked
roll, nominal, nrkin. nominal; Eastern Butter nomi-
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THE FLOOD.
Work on the Break Abandoned
Many Fine Plantations Under
Water,

NEW ORLEANS, La, June "a
Work on the rescue of the break in.
Iberville Parish near Baton Rouge,
was abandoned this morning. The
crevasse three hundred feet wide,
and growing in dimensions, will
result in serious damage to many
fine sugar plantations along the
river front, in ascension Iberville,
and \ at st. James Parish.
Traffic over the Mississippi Valley
railroad is temporarily interrupt
ed, but the track of the Illinois
Central is now being used by
the crippled line. The break on
Bayou Lafourche is thirty feet
wide, and the force engaged in the
attempt to close it, will
probably succeed. Attempts were
made to cut the levee on the
opposite side of the river, from
Baton Rouge, during the night,
and the Williams were fired on.
They abandoned their canoe, and
made their escape. A posse was
engaged to track them. 1t was
probably the work of the peo-
pie on the left bank of the
stream who hope to release
strain levees this side by causing
the crevassee on the other. The
river here is the highest ever
known. Every precaution is being
taken to protect the weak spots
along the city front.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June o.
Forecast till 8 p.s m. Sunday: For
Florida: generally fair, variable
winds, shifting to southerly in
western Florida. For Alabama and
Mississippi, fair, Except probably
showers and thunder storms, north
this evening, cooler, northwesterly
winds, shifting to southerly. For
Louisiana, fair, except possibly
showers in the extreme north this
evening, cooler north Sunday,
winds shifting TO southwest.
For Eastern and Northwestern
Texas, generally fair, preceded by
showers, in extreme Northwest
ern Texas, cooler Sunday, south
westerly winds. For Oklahoma and
Indian Territory, fair except pro-
bable showers and local storms
east this evening, cooler Sunday,
winds shifting to westerly. For Ar
kansas, unsettled weather, and pro-
badly thunder storms this after
noon, cooler Sunday,winds shifting
to westerly.
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Chance for the Encampment.

AUSTIN, June 24.--TSpecial. =
In an interview with Gen. Mabry
this morning, on the prospects for
the encampment, your cOrrespon-
dent ascertained that Messrs.
Hughes and Lawson, of the Katy,
met Gen. Mabry yesterday. He
gave them a full expose of the mat
ter, and today says he feels assured
that the railroads will help the
State out in the matter, and that
Hughes stated that he feels assured
that if the roads knew the situa-
ton as it had been explained to
him they would grant the request.
Mr.. Hughes will make report on
the matter and Gen. Mabry feels
confident that the encampment is
assured. SHOOT.
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Both Sides Satisfied.

NEW YORK, June PA COM
mittee of New Jersey Central rail-
way employees, representing en-
gineers, firemen, conductors, train
men and telegraphers, have met
the officials of the road for final
adjustment of their grievances.
The meeting was most satisfactory
to both the officials and employees.
Mr.. w. f. Haynes, chairman of the
Order of Railway Conductors, said ::
Everytheing is most satisfactory
between the men and the officials
of the company. One of the most
serious grievances the men had was
that of the long runs, the trainmen
were compelled to make without
extra pay. This was arranged by
the officials fixing conductors day at
II hours, they to receive over time
for more than II hours work. Sat
isfactory agreement was entered
into with relation to other de-
mands made.
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Canada's Athletes Meet.

MONTREAL, June 24.-The Spring
championship meeting of the Anna
teur Athletic association of Canada
will take place on the NJ. A. a. A.
grounds here this afternoon. The
program of events is as follows :
100 yards run, .220 yards run, $50
yards run, one mile run, two mile
run, three mile walk, 12O yards
hurdle run, running broad jump,
running high jump, pole high leap,
throwing 16-pound hammer, put
ting 16-pOund shot, throwing o.
pound weight.
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Why the Bank Suspended.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June "a
1t is of the opinion of the bankers
of San Francisco that the Pacific
bank was compelled to suspend
payment because it made an I'M
wise investment in securities, from
which it could not get out its
money, and that the Peoples
Home Savings bank was compelled
to suspend becauseit had not on
hand coin enough to stand the run
sure to followa The announcement
of the suspension of the Pacific
bank, and it's business associate,
in other words, the failure of
the Pacific bank, was no
more due to the present
financial troubles than to funda-
mental weakness in its manage
ment. The furry seems to have
passed in this city, and no anxiety
is felt that other banks will sue
cumb. Bankers say they have
ample funds to meet all demands.
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midsummer at Manhattan.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The sea-
son of spectacle and fireworks will
open at Manhattan Beach today.
The Pains will be there again in
all their glory. They were away
from there last summer, and al
though there was fine display of
firework there was no spectacle.
This seasons spectacle will repre-
sent some Of the, most stirring
scenes in the siege of Vicksburg,
which was brought to close July
4, thirty years ago.
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Half Rate to be Established.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The result
of a formal vote of the Trunk
lines on the proposition to run
thirty hour excursion trains from
New York to Chicago for one fare
for the round trip, will probably
be definitely known on Monday.
There is little doubt that it will
be favorable, as the New York,
Ontario and Western is said to
have no desire to block the plans
for popularizing travel to the
Worlds fair. 1t is hoped to have
them running by July tenth
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Will Not Effect the Management

NEW YORK, June "a. - The
Times says: Coils p. Huntington,
president of the Southern Pacific
railway, said yesterday, that the
death of Lelond Stamford would
cause no change in the manage
ment of the company, or in the at
titude of the Stanford interest in
the property toward the manage
ment; that the senator owned
about a, quarter interest in the
property, and his entire estate
will pass. to the control of
his widow as the sole eXecutriX.
Mrs. Stanford will have for her adj
visors three confidential friends of
her husband, and there is no eX-
pectation that there will be any
departure from Mr.. Stanford's
policy of friendliness towards his
associates in the Southern Pacific
company.
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Prize Shooting Begins.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., June a.
The great Hollywood On pigeon
shooting events begin today. The
events for June and July are as
follows: Today-Overture prize !;
Is birds, handicap rise; shooters
handicapped at % yards and under
allowed two misses as no birds !;
ties, miss and out, allow
ances not to run on ties !;
entrance, $15; cup to winner, 20
per cent of entries to the second
and 10 per cent to the third. Sa-
turday, July 1.-The Hollywood
Futurity; % birds, handicap rise,
ties at 5 bids; entrance $40 p. p, or
only $25 if declared by today; 60
per cent and cup to the winner, 30
per cent to the second and 10 per
cent to the third. Shooting to
commence at IL 80 a. m. entries
closed yesterday. Friday, July =
The Hollywood Columbian Jubi-
lee; 80 birds, 80 yards rise
ties at 10 bires; entrance
800; 20 per cent to the win
ner. Friday, July 21-Takanassee
Cup; ID birds; ties at 3 birds; en-
trance, 500; handicap rise. Friday,
July 2S-Renault Prize cease fine
old cognac), presented by Mr..
George Renault, M. & o.; 80 yards
rise; $40 entrance. Sweepstake
shooting, at fixed distances, handi-
CAPS and allowances.
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More About the Victoria.

LONDON, June 24.-The special
staff of officers was kept on duty
all night, at the admiralty offices
at Whitehall, for the purpose ofre-
ceiving any official dispatches that
might arrive. The only information
received, however, was the names
of those who had been served, and
that only came to hand at half
past six o'clock this morning. An
immense crowd gathered about
the admiralty office, eager to
grasp any scrap of information.
In the crowd were many women
and children and young girls whose
husbands, fathers, or sweethearts
were members of the Inflated crew.
1t is stated this morning that no
attempt will be made to recover
the bodies of those who went down
in the Victoria. The vessel lies in
1870 feet of water, and it would
be an almost impossible task
to recover the dead. 1t is'probable
that in the course of a very few
days number Of bodies will float
out from the hull, and these will
be watched for and given burial on
land. Funds are being started in
different parts Of the country to
aid those who have lost their sup
porters. Gratifying subscriptions
are being made to these funds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-24
Very Hot at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-The
Crescent city has been sweltering
for several days, with the warmest
weather experienced this season.
The record at the Signal office yes
terday was 90 degrees, but other
thermometers showed 81, with an
absence of the usual cooling
breeZeS.
The first sunstroke occurred today
about noon, negro driver of a
grocery float being struck down.
He was at once ambulanced to the
hospital. His attack will probably
result fatally. ...