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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sunrise ilSct. 10 Moon sc, - mlMoon's age
HIGH WAIEH TODAY.
SANDY Hook 80 GOV Island o. Hell Cat" u o.
pN-Saudy Hook OetO, Island - Hell Cate IL -
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IACOUING AILIMLEs.
OUTGOING STEih .RS.

Vessel. ioi. Mails Close. Vessel Sails.
Majestic. White star. Liycfpooi.... 90 m % a IN
Saratoga & Cuba Hl,ans...... 90 m 90 pm
VencIucll. Eed u. La Gu yra ....... -.--.. 100
Waesland, Rcd star. Antwerp GOA m o. n 10
Ca.tan Prince, 1900, Ia Plat, ..... 10 Oc "A ~ j. 90 ~
THURSDAY, MAY II.
Augusta VicfDro IIamb. Aner. IIimb. 20 a % III
cOOch'c Ocean. ~aN annah..... ) o. y W
Stat Nebraska, Alan Sts", Ha.row ..-.-.- 90 ~
Trinidad, Quebec. Bermuda. 90 pm ) 90 10
FRIDAY, MAY 10
Iroquos Clyde, Charleston 3 go ~
Stale Of Texas. Ory. Brunswick. 3 90 pm
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Announcer enis.

HENRY A DANIELS. VI. D..
30 WEST S9IH.Sr.
Of the Nervous system Gen.to Urinary OrgaaA
Iupocency and stcri.ity Hours b " /. o 70 g.
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Mrs WinsloW'S Soothing Syrup for Children
tstning soften. the ducr> nnammat on a'l1y
pain wind collie and darihoea. - .ent- bottle
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DIR LYON; PERFECT TOOTH POwnER
the roh clean and vlit" ana purhes mo Droth
"A elegant toilet luxury. Sold everywhere, % cents
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North Shore of Massachusetts, Bay
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rom
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TRtSTS.-trguments In their favor BY - u L. Do"os
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fe24 ly FrMo

less besides. Hal You don't deny it'll You
will find yourself one day starving for
love"
Cleo stood with her fascinated gaze upon
the registrar of fate.
You have another lover, young, strong,
warm-hearted. You have seen his love for
you and encouraged it day by day. You
have looked into his eyes with those dam
gerous ones of yours. Your voice has been
mndulated TO suit his ear.
"Oh! with jeering laugh that grated
on Cle0's nerves, you couldn't deny your
self the pleasure of proving your power
over him.
you as good as said. Take me; am to
be had for the asking" the cTone went on
unheeding. You led him to the verge of a
proposal OF marriage, and then were utterly
surprised to find him in your net. Oh, yes?
But he is proud, too. Two proud souls,
two Of them" she muttered.
young lady. keep your smiles hereafter
for the one who is TO be your lord and mas
ter"
She stood some moments In silence, then
scanned CleO's flushed face.
on have true, clear eye, in spite of
all. she said obviously mo man would
guess what a cold heart lay behind it.
You care only for conquest, that you may
boast"
''Your cauldron liesw Cleo exclaimed.
You only see the surface" Cleo con-
tinued, though why she should exchange
words with the crone is a mystery. You
cannot lock into my soul. II you could"
She paused. The sybil peered sharply
into her flushed face, over which tender
emotion WAS stealing softly, then stepped
forward and took her hand.
Cleo felt strange thrill as she withdrew
and stepped back. The next moment mask,
cloak and bonnet were lying on the floor
and Captain Luke was standing looking
into her eyes with the steady magnetism Of
his own.
"Yoq!" she exclaimed. 81 thought II was
Peggy Piper"
He smiled slowly.
DO you feel better after the accusations
you have heaped upon me ?" she asked.
es. DID you nOt deserve them ?"
ut was iDjusticeW she said quickly.
injustice? Do you mean to say that
those sweet smiles and looks of yours were
genuine after all? That you were really
giving me measure for measure? That it
was only woman's coQuetry prompted you
the other night?"
u have not said" she began. but he had
both her hands in a firm grasp.
Look into my eyes aud say that you have
been playing with me if you can"
Her eyes dropped instead.
In an instant his strong arm was around
her. he had played for high stakes and
won.
And now shall l accompany you home p"
he asked, after he had explained his stolen
march upon her.
And set the tongues of the gossips wag-
cling? No; must 20 as | came"
She gathered up glass, candle and mangel-
wurzel and sped hOmeward, hung up the
key and hurried to her room. When the
next morning Uncle Zeke found the root
beside his plate he handed Cleo the $40
note.
Did you see a ghost?" queried Sue.
thinking Cleo rather non-committal over the
adventure.
Yes. and yet live 10 tell the tale," re-
turned Cleo in mock heroic style.
when her engagement to Captain Luke
was announced she told the story to Sue
and Uncle Zeke.-Lamberts Monthly.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The Gold Hill stocks to the rescue yester i.
day. and with an advance liyened up things for a
time. But very little was done In tho nortb-end
and middle stocks, and stock was more plentiful
than buyers.
News received during the day reported a failing
on IN the punches OF ore in the upraIse from the
lOOO level OF PotUsi Tho ore is poorer and the
punches smaller.
They are stopping out GOOD punches Of ore in the
Kentuck and If the reports the street are to be
relied on, the stock Will do letter
The ore in the winze In Ophir does not show anv
change. and nothing much is looked for until cross
cutting is begun.
There was very little doing on the regular calls
yesterday, and prices were in the main unchanged
After the morning call, Coffin and Marshall began
buying the Gold Hill stocks, and considerable
stock changed hands.
Belcher sold up to 81 O5. Crown Point zoe.
ton.
No further change was to be seen during the day.
and the market closed steady and fairly active.
NOTES.
Silver remained unchanged yesterday, selling at
3SIsd and S31sc respectively In London and New
York.
The dividend Of rs cents per share on the DAILY
Mining Company's stock is payable to-day.
Bullion valued at $l3. 023 has been sent to the
Carson mint from the Con. Cal. d Virginia, making
the total to date on March account S25,7lb 81
The Jack Rabbit Mining Company has levied an
assessment OF cents per share, delinquent May q
The weekly reports OF the Gold Hill mines are as
follows:
JusrIcE-The south drift from the north stone on
the S22 level Is ou.i13e feet The face is in por-
phyry and loW-grSae quartz. We are taxing out
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A FATHERS STRATAGEM.
The Course of True Love Never Did
Run Smooth

Run Smooth.
The old adage that 1.-The course of true
love never did run smooth" was exemDli-
fed in a case heard yesterday in Judge
Joachimsen's court.
James Shaughnessy, a strapping young
fellow, was tried on charge of Vagrancy.
The evidence developed the fact that
Shaughnessy was sutton for the hand of
Miss Cardiff. daughter Of the complaining
witness. K. I. Cardiff. 344 Tehsma street.
Although the daughter looked with favor
upon Shaughnessy and encouraged him in
his suit, the other members of the family
did Tot consider him suitable match and
did everything in their power to create an
enlargement between the lovers.
The attacks upon his character and per-
sonal appearance had the opposite effect
upon the girl to what was intended, and
Shaughnessy was nothing daunted by the
frowns and sneers OF his detractors, but
boldly pressed his suit and insisted upon
seeing tine girl whenever lie felt inclined,
Driven 10 desperation Cardiff swore out q
warrant against Shaug hnessy charging him
with vagraney, and the Judge yesterday,
after hearing the evidence promptly dis
missed the case.
It's dollars to doughnuts that love will
finally conquer all difficulties, ana that in
the near future Miss Cardiff will be Mrs,
Iames Shpuphnpsev
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from the north Slope the s22 level about tons
OF ore per day the samples Of which average
about $40 per ton
SEC. BELcHER-The west crosscut from the
lateral drift The 1900 level rs feet north OF the
north line is out 5S feet ne face is in very hard
porphyry with small streak Of low-grade ore run
ming through it.
BELcHER-Om the 300 level a northeast drift was
commenced during the W. elk and distance OF
10 feet. The face shows quartz and porphyry. On
the $50 level tie northwest crosscut g 100 feet
north OF the north wi we is ont 106 feet. The face
is In porphyry. On the 400 level the southwest
DRIFT is out 49 feet The face shows porphyry. ON
the 900 level the southwest drift is in "A feet The
face is In porphyry. We have hoisted ~ tons OF
fsir-grade
CHALLENGE Consolidated AND CONFIDENCE
We are stlll finding some while prospecting
the upper Levels which is being hoisted ana shipped
TO the BrunSwck mill for reduction.
GROWN foINT-The west crosseut from the south
west drift 80 feet south of shalt the 400 level
is now ut 5U6 feet. The face rs in mixture of
clay and porphyry. The raise from the west cross
cut $50 feet west OF Shaft the 400 level. is
up 40 feet IL has passed through about 20 feet of
mixture OF porphyry and lOw-grade quartz, but
the top is now all purphyry. The west crosscut
from the old south raise from the 800 level "a
feet below the 400 Level, is now out 46 feet Inc
face Is In porphyry
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The Mayor and the Cranks.

Jean Baptlste Gerber, the inventor. who
has patented an aerial railroad, already de-
scrided in THE CALL. and wants a fran
chise for fifty years to operate it In Golden
Gate Park, talked to the Street Committee
of the Board of Supervisors for half an
hour yesterday and then went down to
worry the Mayor.
The latter sat with the resignation of a
martyr while Mr.. Gerber depicted the mag
nifcent moral and social results bound TO
flow from his invention.
a German, who gave his name as Henry
Heine and his address as the Grove street
1heater, left q letter in German for his
Honor with an earnest request for its i'm
mediate perusal. 1t was the third effusion
of the kind, and after two reporters no
understood the language had been driven to
the verge OF insanity in attempting to
translate it, the Mayor went out to lunch.
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THE MCDONALD FORGERIEs.
Gloucester Bank Authorities Moving
Slowly in the Matter.

The case of Allen L. Mcdonald, charged
with forging draft for $500 Gu the City
National Bank of Gloucester, Mass, through
the First National Bank of this city, Will
come up for hearing again to-day.
Chief Crowley received a dispatch from
Gloucester on Wednesday to hold the pris-
oner, but has heard nothing since.
1t IS more than likely than unless some
thing more definite,is received from Glouces-
ter the prisoner will get his freedom to-
day.
There is doubt as to whether the charge
OF forgery can be maintained, from the fact
that the prisoner signed his own name. al
though the signature was made to resemble
that of his uncle, whose Initials are the
same and who few wears ago did a manu-
featuring business in Gloucester.
The dispatch from Gloucester unfinished
IN yesterdays CALL was in error in stating
that forged draft for $4,000 on the First
National Bank had also been received
there. 1t was not draft but a note for
collection.
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To DISCUSS SCHOOL WORK.
A Meeting of the PubIic-Scfo Teach
ers of the Primary Grades.


A hundred or more of the ladies engaged
in teaching the primary grade classes of San
Frsncisco's public schools met in the old
Commercial School building on Powell
street yesterday afternoon TO discuss the
state of the work in their several depart
ments.
Superintendent SWEET presided and made
some timely suggestions on various sub
lects OF interests TO the assembled teachers.
He advised especially that rudimentary
knowledge of the sciences be incuIcated as
far as possible, even with the youngest
pupils. Drawing from objects in nature. he
said, was an excellent way of encouraging
the faculty of close observation in the grow.
Ing mind, and he dwelt upon this as a par
ticularly desirable branch Of the infants
education. Drawings made by the young
sters Of the lower grades we're distributed
among the ladies for comparison and criti-
cism.
These meetings are for the purpose ofget-
ting teachers interested in their work and in
the wor OF education as carried on in other
and higher departments. 1t is Mr.. Swett's
plan 10 call meeting of the teachers of one
OF the grades each week hereafter.
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HOPE.

Yes death IS at the bottom OF the cup,
And every one that lives must drink II up;
And yet between the sparkle at the top
And the black lees where turks that bitter drop,
! here swims enough good liquor heaven knows,
To ease our hearts OF all their other woes.
The bubbles lse in sunshine at the brim;
That drop below Is very FAR and dim;
The quick fumes spread and shape us such bright
dreaWS
That IN the glad delirum 1t seems
As though BY some def sleiGht, II so we wilied,
That drop untasted might be somehow spilled.
W. ID. HOwELLs.
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SHIFTING INTELLIG EN- Gle.


THURSDAY, March 80.
Stmr Protection, Levinson, 40 hours from San
Pedro; ballast, to Union Lumber Co.
Stmr Gypsy Jepsen, 10 hours from Santa Cruz
and way ports; produce, to Goodail, Perkins g. Co.
Stmr Point Arena, johnson. Is hours from Men,
docfno; pass and mdse. to Meudocino Lumber Co.
Stmr navarro Anderson, II hours from Navarro;
lumber, 20 Navarro MIL Co.
Htmr Santa Cruz, Nicholson. so hours from San
Pedro, etci produce, 20 Goodall. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Humboldt, Ed wards. "a hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, TO NJ Kslsh & Co.
stmr Albion, johnson, 20 hours from Albion;
28T VI II lumber, ! spar. to J Kimbail
stmr Sunol, WaIyig Al hours from Newport; bal
last to l. White.
Ship L Sargent Snow, / days from Departure
Bay; 1850 tons coal. TO Dunsmulr & Sons.
Br ship snaigow, Walker 1856 days from London;
mdse, TO } Spreokels & Bros
BARK Topgsllant, Jackson. days from New
Whsteom; 1890 tons coal, to Husband * Brooks
Barr Sycamore, Moore, 10 days from Port Gam.
BILE; Timber. 10 Pope q Talbot.
SER Jessie Minor, whitney, DAYS frcm Eureka.
$40 10 tt lumber. to X Eanlfy,
ochr tdayh Hover, Ostlen DAYS from Fish Rock;
90 COS wood. 5000 posts to Heyman q Mayer.
oehr hio Key, islgkeit. 80 hours from Buz ems
Landing; loo NJ ft lumber. to Haywood & Hackley
Telegrarhic.
folNS L0BOs- March SOTO pM-Ye
1872 velocity. "a miles
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras 50 9o@4; Bakers extras, So sOg4; super.
hne, 81 1908 10 y Dbl.
WHEAT - Continues discouraglngy dull and
weak al the stereotyped quotations. No /, 81 2lI6
GI 221a p ell; choice 81 23st0l 25 . ct,.
lower grades, 81 17iaG1 20; extra choice for mill
ing, 81 2614@l 31l4 p ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
81 70 JA. ''
REeULAR MORNING SEssIoS - May 200 tons
lU0.SflR07A
No af,sshs5on cali. The Produce Exchange stands
adlournsaf to Monday. In otssIVsnee OF Good FRI
BAh4Ly-There viii be little or NO business d.
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san Francisco Meat NIarket.

All Meats are rather dun at the moment as usual
at the Good Friday season. Next week the demand
wil be normal again. Wholesale rates from sIaugh-
terers follows:
BEET-First quality, e@s1ac; second quality
5Iac; third do, case = n.
NEAL-Large 6697c y 10: small Calves 7lSNSc:
Dairy Calves. S12G9c = H.
NUT oN-M ethers, s1sG9c z n; Ewes, sasIsc.
SPRING LAMB-l21s6l5 II H.
PuRK-Liye Hogs. 7I4(G7ss a II for heavy and
medium granted: small TAT Hogs, 7tSQ7I4c: stock
Hogs. o&6l4c q ID: dressed do. loo lOIAe 2 ID.
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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO, March 30.-wheat was steadier and
opened from 1sc higher to SEC lower; advanced
$4c from tho lowest, declined 7sc, advanced Csc
receded and closed steady at 9sc lower than yester
day. The market was governed by local influences
The trade was in the dark about the intentions OF
the bull clique In May; It was evidently supporting
the market, but making special effort to advance
prices Receipts, 1S5 coo bushels; shipments
10000 bushels. Rye Ate Barley. 62c.
CHICAGO, March 29.-Wheat-Cash, 7515c Corn
Whisky, 81 II v
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-31

THE WEEKLY GALL contains serial
and complete stories, miscei-
laneous articles by the best
writera special articles by
home authors; the news of the
coast the news of the world
and all that serves eo make a
complete far,s~ ieuupA Tres
4 year
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Sales for the month OF March. according to
the report of T. G. Frledlander. secretary of the
Produce Exchange, follows: Wheat
l39.200 tons, Barley ZOO tons, Bran 100 tons;
total. l76.600 tons. Total call board sales from
Jnly !, 1892. to March 81 1898, were; Wheat 9OI,-
ioo tons Farley 3sO,30O tons, Bran 800 tons
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.,

PoDIE CONS MINING CoMPANY-LoCATIoN
Of principal place OF business. San Francisco.
California; location OF works. Bodie Mono County
California
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment mo I51
levied on the 18th day OF February. 1893. the
respective Shareholders as follows;
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Ana IN aceordanee With law and an order from
er DS1ru 81 9reet0rs made the 18th dS %
S u , toS2 50 many shares OF each parcel Ok
,S,s auction at the once Of the company roon So
snira moor MlIls building. cor Bush and Noa9
6th day OF april 1888. st the hour OF j o'clock,
r NJ, OF SAld Gay. 70 pay said delinqueut assess
meht thereeh tegether with costs OF sdVsrtsinZ
and expenses OF SAFE. y, L. MCCOY SeerstIry.
Omco-Room 80. third floor. Mills buildlng cor.
2lsa anu aloltsoIne-y sta, San Franchises ca - %
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MARKET REPORTS.


Wheat very dull
Spot Barley steady.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged
Hay IN abundant supply.
Another advance In Potatoes.
Onions rule irm
Butter and Cheese weak. Eggs declining.
Poultry weaker. Game neglected.
Apples quiet. Oranges ditto.
Vegetables unchanged.
Hams ana Bacon weak.
Meat market momentarily dull
Goldfish marked down.
Silver steady.
Produce Exchange adjourned 10 Monday.