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A LOOSE PRACTICE.
More About the Disappearance of
Police Court Papers.

The disappearance of the papers in the
case of +. Antoine, referred to in yester-
days CALL, who was held to answer before
the Superior Court on a charge of felon-
ously assaulting fourteen-year-Old girl
and which has led to the discharge of the
prisoner, shows criminal disregard of all
business principles and a system Of loose
ness which should be remedied at once.
Inquiries were made yesterday TO ascer-
tain where the blame rests.
Clerk Mahoney of Police Court asserts
that the papers were delivered into the
custody of the clerk in the criminal de-
partment of the County Clerks Office on
March Ii along with the papers in two
other cases These were Charles Howard
held on a charge Of burglary and j. ID.
Haggerty held on charge Of assault with
deadly weapon.
The record-book in Police Court bears
the following entry:
The People, of lbel No. 225o.
State Of California Held TO answer he charge
F. Antoine. II Ma iS.Soy 1888 So !ns 81 DAY Oh
The complaint, warrant, recognizance OF wilt
nesses. and certified copy Of the minutes trans.
United TO the Superior Court OF This city and
county. this 1lth day OF March, 1898. by the
Undersigned. j. b. MARTIN.
A similar entry is made in the cases of
Howard and Haggerty.
Mr.. Martin is the assistant clerk, and one
Of his duties is to arrange the papers in the
case and hand them over to the clerk who
then takes them TO the County Clerks
office.
When the papers are delivered over to
the County Clerk they are supposed TO be
entered on the records there, but the Police
Court clerk has nothing whatever to show
that he has so delivered over the papers.
1t seems almost Incredible that for their
own safety Police Court clerks o not adopt
the simple system of obtaining receipt for
the papers, either In a book or separately.
If that were done 1t would be an easy mat
ter to place the blame for any missing
papers upon the responsible person.
1t was stated in Police Court that the
only papers entered on the records In the
County Clerks Office on March II are those
in the Howard case. The entry for the
papers in tie Haggerty case was not made
for week afterward. and there is no entry
Tor the papers Ia the Antoine case.
1t was also stated that the evidence In the
Antoine case had been for some unex-
planned reason put underneath a pile of
papers in the District Attorneys Office and
was found some days after being handed
into the County Clerks Office.
Meantime Antoine, through the gross
carelessness or something else OF some one,
is at liberty, but warrant has been issued
for his reaTrest.
Antoine was not proprietor or the store
in which he was arrested. He was only an
employe.
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do, 81 IS; California Lnseed OIL, bbis, boiled. 6oe;
raw, 5sc; cases, zee more. Eastern Linseed OIL In
Lard OIL; bbls. 81: cases, 81 O5 p gal Cocoon. 55c
= gal, gal; & CHINA chi "a; Nut, 4s@52l2e p gal.
PIE gallon; Astral l8I5c = gallon; i5UO Flame,
2Ssec; Pearl, ls12c: Water white. refined,
Illuminating 5000, zoe in cases; Standard, 1902
hre test l7e gallon in cases (caPs) l714c faucets
GASOLINE. ETC-63o BenzIne bulk. l21kc a
ga; cases Sc 4o Gasoline, bulk, l3e; cases lee;
WHITE LEAD-Q Quoted at Ss7 7sf . l5 s''''
RED LEAD-Quoted at 714c 2 N.
IURPENTINE-QuOted at soc 2 gal,
CoFFEE-The private circular OF C. E. BIckford
gives the receipts Of Coffee at this port during
during the same quarter in 1892. The safes from
first hands wsre 1880 bags, against 36,s55. and
The worlds visible supply March l was 3.Ol3 900
bags, against 2,196,0h0 bags March l, 1892. The
and buyers continues restrict business TO
TO mouth policy generally prevalent In all Consuming
with previous years and the limited stocks In both
hrtt aud second hands, importers have not shown
ceptton OF good unwasned Salvador. which has sold
rather freely during the past three days decline
OF 70; we continue, nominaliy, former quotations
with the exception noted above. remarSing, how
ever, that sales of any magnItude-espeelIy OF the
terial concessions. Lower grades Continue in de-
IHand- The overland demand has temporarily sub
SIDED owing TO tie general dizziness and disnclina
tion OF buyers to operate" Quot lions
f follow 2lg22c 2 10 for good TO prime Costa
Tor good washed salvador; 1890 Tor good
washed Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala: ~ Il
G2212c for prime washed Guatemala: u L2@l22c for
good to strictly good Guatemala; I9@2Ic Z n FOR
fair unwasne1 aud washed Guatemala; 2I34@l22I@c
2 10 for good TO prime peab berry; 1St5@1l9l5c for
Iredium qualities; l7GlSc e 10 for ordinary quail
tiesi l4gl5c for Interior to common
SUGAk-The eStern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 61sc 3 n; Dry Granulated.
512e: Confectoners' A. $3.50 p II: Magnolia. 47sc:
Extra c, 434c: Golden c. 41ac; ID, 4I4c: Standard
A. oAc; haltbbs. SC more than bDIs and boxes
lac more
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ALONG TIE FRONT.
The Crew of the King James Will Be
Brought Here.

The Crew of the King James Will Be
Brought Here.
The wind blew strong enough yesterday
morning to cause the schooner Mayfower
to drag her anchor and run down the
schooner Emma Claudne.
The tug Hercules came to the rescue and
lowed the vessels apart. The MayAower
lost part of her headgear. but the Claudine
escaped with only few scratches.
The possible annexation of tile Sandwich
Islands created a rush among ship-owners
to endeavor to register such Of their vessels
as were built in Great Britain under tine
Hawaiian flag
Consul-General Pratt has blighted their
hopes. however, by announcing that no
vessels will be registered under the Ha-
walien colors until the question Of annexa-
ton has been settled.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
has made arrangements providing for the
comfort Of the shpwreeked sailors of the
British shin King James. The officers OF
the Los Angeles have been instructed to
bring the men 10 this port free of expense,
and TO take the best of care of them en-
route. The Los Angeles is due here Sunday
Mayor Heuer OF the staff of Government
engineers has promised to make the Sacra-
mento River navigable as far as Red Bluff,
If the Government will let him. An expert
In speaking of the project, said that it is
feasible to cut canal across the bend of
the river just above Red Bluff. The canal
would not be more tEan half mile long
and would not be an expensive piece of
work. This cut would open the river MS
far as Redding. IL not beyond. for light
draught steamers.
The old sectional drydocks at Mare ISL
and have been towed to Oakland Estuary
and will be broken up.
Charles Minor GoOdall, lieutenantcom-
mander Of the naval reserve, leaves for the
East one week from Friday to be present at
the naval review in New York harbor.
During March the Ship-owners' Coast
Seaman's Shipping Office shipped crews for
90 non-union vessels, or 267 men in all. The
Sailors Union people were short Of men
yesterday and had to send among tie
clearinghouse to find crews.
The steamer Humboldt sailed for Eureka
yesterday.
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Unjust Taxation. j..

1t unjust to tax the stomach with burthens that
II cannot bear. Many silly people thus tyrannlze
that faithful servtor until 1t rebels and Furnishes
them as they deserve. Dyspepsia is usually the
child OF gasronome folly, but whether this or the
natural associate OF inherent feebeness from child
hood. 1t is surely and pleasantly remediable with
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters, the finest and most
highly sanctioned gastric tonic in existence. AS
result of the tone impaired to the stomach and the
Increased activity of Its digestive and assimiatve
action insured by the persistent use of this benign
invigorant, general stamina Is augmented the
nerves strengthened and tranquliized, and ten
deney to insomnia and hypochondrlass defeated.
Biliousness, chills and fever, rheumatism and kid
ney troubles are conquered by this admirable mea.
feline 81
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three-my sister-in-law, my niece and my
self-lived for three months. At the end of
that time the mother passed peacefully
away, leaving her child TO my care, with
been with me ever since. Her joys have
been my joys, her life has been my life. DO
l not owe her much? That tear of hers
a precious pearl gathered by my heart-has
been 10 it what the dewdrop OF morn is to
the unopened flower-expanding it for the
entire day of its existence From the
French of Edouard Lemone in the Strand
MApaziup
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PALACE HOTEL,

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block in the center OF San Francisco IL Is ans
model hotel OF the world Fire aud earthquaSs
proof Has nine elevators. kyeTy room Is iarke
light ana airy The ventilation Is perfect. bath
and closet adioin every room. All rooms ara easy
CT access from broad light corridors The central
court, illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof, broad balconies carriage-way and tron
cal plants. are features hitherto unknown IN ksrt-
can hotels. Guests entertained on either tho Amerl.
can or European plan. The restaurant Is this fn,,.
In The city, Secure rooms IN advance by taleyraph-
lag THE PALACE HOrEf
"% San Francisco, Cal.
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NEW YORK. April 6-There was lul in specu-
lation at the Stock Exchange to-day. The market
was not weak, but under sales to realize profits by
the bulls and renewal OF bear attacks prices re-
act ed at intervals The close steady TO strong,
Government bonds steady. Petroleum neglected
at 693sc.
NEW YORK. April 6-United States Ponds, as.
1854 do rs. $50; Northern Pacific, l7l4; Cana
dian Pacific 81 "a; Central Pacific, 26Is Union Pa
cIfc. 37Ss; Atchison and Santa Fe, 1914; Wells
Fargo, las; Western Union, 1855; Silver, s242;
Sterling, 81 S7@D4 SO.
WHEAT = May, 775sc. Flour. steady. Coffee.
$l6 10: Sugar, S14@384c. Hops-Pacifc Coast
ls@2l 12c. Hides, l2Iac. Copper-Lake, ST. 40.
Tin-spot. $50 90. Lead-Domestic, $4 10. Iron,
SIC. Petroleum, 693sc
HOPS.
Hops slow and in fair demand: for high-grade
goods full prices. The best PaclGcs are quoted at
2l@2l12c
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Refned strong. with fair demand at an
advance OF 1l6c, established late yesterday after
noon: raws are strong and unchanged.
Cohee-Quiet; irregular sales OF $4,000 bags;
April, $l6 55 May. Sl5 80.
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MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. April 6.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower.
Lard OIL declining.
Wheat unchanged.
Barley weaker.
onts, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Ample receipts OF Hay.
Bayo and Pink Beans lower.
Nevada Potatoes arriving.
Onions easy.
Butter unchanged. Cheese weak.
Eastern Eggs DUH. California Eggs firm.
Poultry improving. Game nominal.
Strawberries sold lower.
Oranges dun and weak.
Asparagus lower
Hams weak.
Tallow dull
Coffee quiet.
Nut OH weaker
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WAITING.

As those who, on some lonely mountain height.
watching through all the weary hours of night
Await the pale rOse OF the morning light.
walt for thee.
As one who. waking on a bed OF main.
And helpless IN his agony is fala
To wait the sweet return Of sleep again.
wait for thee.
- he who. in some vast cathedral aim
", " mn shadows silent waits, on Bonded limb,
The music OF the eucharlstic hymn
l wait for thee.
As deaf men crave for song and blind for sight,
As weary sons OF toll long Tor the night
And as the fettered spirit longs for flight
/ long Tor thee.
ARTHUR T. FRoGGATH
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Epglisb wheat ,rarket.

LIVERPOOL, April 6.-The spot market Is
frmer at IS l115d CargOes higher at 29s Sd for
off coast. sos Tor Just shipped and 29s for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Red winter: April,
5s Sd; May. 5s Sd; June, 5s 9a4d; July, IS 1888 :
August. 5s 1112d; September. Us 14d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April 6.-Consols, sS HE; Silver
S75sd; Rentes, or O21ac. Bullion into Bank OF
England, G62, 900.
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after large gray squirrel which, in its
haste TO reach place of safety. jumped in
the farmers mouth, taking it for knot
hole. The farmer. not being used TO raw
game. disgorged the squirrel with an effort,
and II is said has not fully recovered vet
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A Frank Young Man

She-Does the facs that l have money
make any difference to you, dearest2 He
or course it does, my own. 1t is such q
comfort to know thst If l should die you
would he provided for. She-But suppose
/ should die? He-Then l would be pro-
yided for-Tdfe
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from saughterers are as follows:
BEEf-First quality, 6@6I3c; second quality.
61ac; third do. 4@e5c r II.
NEAL-LaTge. @l7c 2 10; small Calves 7I%6Sc;
Dairy Calves, GS12c 3 10.
MUTT oN-W ethers sI9c q ft Ewes, Sc.
SPRING LAMB-ll@I21ac q ID.
PoRK-Liye Hogs 71s97A q II for heavy and
medium grain-fed: small TAT Hogs &c; stock Hogs,
&c g 10; dressed do. 91z9l0c q ID.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

. RoDIE CONS MINING CoMPANY-LoCAT1oN
- 6t principal place OF business, San Francisco
California ''S
Notee-There are delinquent upon the following
GeScFiocd stock op account OF assessment ~ O. 81
Ieyled o. the 18th day OF February. 1893 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF ms
roSDecttye - $40
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anu In accoi tnee VITA law aad an order from
me board OF directors made the 1871 GaY OF
leeiutTS, 1898. SO many shares o. eaca parcel OF
sneh STOCK as may be necessary V h. si 81 puhlis
actluh at tho aucIlou-holse Il ) F. Middleton &
Co, 10 Montgomery s:reet. S1H FrslIclico. Cal. on
MONDAY. the l7th day OF 4 pr1, lS33 II the hour
OF O'Clock T. " said day. pay aid a iinGuauE
assessment thereon Sether With Gusts Of adYsrts
Ing and expenses OF sale.
H. D. WALKER. Secretary
omee-Room GO, Nevada block, seq Montgomery
street. san FTSnci~co cal mrs III
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BA6S-The market continues Inactive. CaIcuttas
June aud July. 6LS@5I4e: Wool Bags. 30La@y32c.
OIL-LGrd Oil is weak ana declining. California
Castor OIL. la cases. No. /. is Quotabe ut 81 27l
bbls, 81 221a (manuiacturers' rates.; Eastern
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A Narrow Escape.

Atlanta constitution.
a farmer In Camden County, last week
fell asleep under tree. While slumberng
With his head against the tree, his dog 60
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The WEEKLY GALL il a most ac
ceptabie present TO sere to
your friends in any locality
81 a year postpaid
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GEO. F. LAMSOY.
AUCTI0EEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
s25 KearDy ST., between California aud PiIA

THIS DAY.
At IL O'Clock 4. NJ, on The premises,
NE. COR. SUFFER- AND STEINER SITS.
~ WILL SELL.
THE HIGH-C0ST FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
COMPRISING.
Elegant Parlor Upholstery in odd pieces Diyan,
Rockers and Easy Chars, in rich brocade covers
Pario7 Set very deliberately carved frames, In silk
tapestry Pictures: Ornaments Port erss; Large
Persian Rugs; Fine Body Brus els Carpets;
Elegant Hgh-cOst Rosewood Chamber SUIT;
Mahogany Chamber suit: Hat Rack:
Extra Mahogany ana Walnut BedStelds and Blu
reaus; Finest Spring ana White Hair Mattresses;
Large Quantity Extra White Spreads, Sheets
and Slips; l4-!OOt Pedestal Extension Table;
Extra Walnut Sldebosrd; Upholstered Dining
Chairs; Elegant Cut and Engraved Crysta! Class
ware; Decorated Chnaware; Table Cutlery;
Mahogany Desk Walnut BOOkcsSe AbCu5 200
Volumes Standard Books, including collection
OF Medical orks; Lawn Mower. Garden Tools,
Hose, Stable Furniture; large quantity Kitchen
Ware, with numerous other articles.
So TERMS CASH.
ap6 1t GEO. f LAMSON Auctioneer.
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MORNING SESSION.
BOARD 10 Water. ee3t; $4,000 S Branch
Railway Houds, 1919 5000 do, 1919.
Street-5O Gasiignt, 73I5.
AFTERS DON SESSION.
Board-$1O0O Omnibus Cable Bonds, ia: 90
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO April 6.-Wheat quiet and opened
3s@5sc lower Oh more favorable Kansas crop re-
port than expected. advanced 3.c from the
inside on good local and outside buying with ad-
Vices that no raiG had fallen in Kansas, receded
~ on prospects OF rain in the West closed
steady nj Iac lower than yesterday. Receipts
lao. 900 bushels; shipments. 1900 bushels. kye,
soc Barley. SIC.
CHICAGO April 6.-wheat-C Cash, 1880 Corn
4O12c. Pork Sl6 90. Lard, 50 80. KIDS SO 20
Whisky. 81 l5
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AUCTION SALES.
GHAS. LEVY & GO.
THIS DAY.

AUCTIoNEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-ll35 Market ST. bet, 7rh and Ssl
Regular Salesdays-T Tuesday ana Friday
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rIuay a priI q 1898,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at saIesrOOms,
1135 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
I'VE WILL SELL
Parior Furniture, Bedroom Sets, Stationery and
Croekery Store and Stock and Fixtures of q
FirSt-clasS Saloon,
...COMPRISING.-
Parlor Furniture; Bedroom Sets: Bedding; Car
pets: Mantol Mirrors; Nardrobes; Desks; Hat
Racks; Extension Tables: Chairs; Stoves and
Ranges Also, Stock of Stationery and Crockery
Store, comprising Crockcry; Glassware: Toys and
Notions. Also, Stock of Saloon, comprising snow
cases: Couater and Back Shelving; Mirrors; Chairs;
Tables; Liquors; one Iron Safe.
CHAS. LEVY q co. AuctIOneerS.
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M. ]. SIMMONS. AUGTI0AEER,

priI 7. 1893
At II O'Clock A NJ. on the premises
1922 SUFFER- ST. NEAR LARKIN,
ALL OF THE
Superior Parlor Furniture, Handsome Gold
Frame Mantel Mirrors, Bronze Clock and
other Fine Ornaments.
Fine Wilton Carpets; Handsome Oak Frame Brio
a-bric Mirror; ODD P,tror DIyaus; Easy Chairs
and Rockers; Lace Curtains and Portercs:
Fine Engrav ngs; Handsome Oak bedroom
) Is; la MATTRESSES Pillows Blankets, etc;
Elegant CniIfOnisr:
walnut MarDle-top Sideboard; Pedestal Extension
able ana Chairs; Rattan Reclining Lounge;
Walnut Han stand;
Nearly New Medallion Range, with Porcelain
Fixtures; and general variety of other goods.
ape 1t NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auctioueor.
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Il ortland's Blu
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND, Or. April 6.-Ciearances, s45l.O0O;
balances. S66, 900.
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oCkAN srnAMEks.
Dates OF pepsrtnre from San francisco.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Arrived.


THURSDAY. April 6.
Stmr Mackinaw. Lirtleaeld. 512 days from Ia
coma; 1000 tons coal. to : z Co.
Stlnr Humboldt. Edwards. % hours from Eureka:
pass aud mdse, to N KalIsh a Co.
Stmr oregon. Policeman. 6+I hours from Port
land via Astoria, AZ hours; pass mdse. to
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Stmr Caspar, AnfndseD IT hours from Caspar;
3I2 NJ 1t lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co; . bTs SAL
mon, to Ross Hewlett; bxs salmon to G Camil-
loni.
Stmr Point Arena. Johnson. / 6 hours from Men
docino: pass and mdse. to Mendocno Lumber Co.
br sttnr Bawnmore, oodside. days from Nan
Sons.
BARK Gen Farchild, Mosher. 10 days from Nan
almo; 1873 tons coal, 10 John ROsenf.ld's Sons.
Schr Alice kimbali. AspIund DAYS fr ON Ma
Varro l36 N Il lumber, To Sayarro Mill Co.
Schr Chas r Wilson. johnson. 10 days from
Grays HarbOr: 470 NJ It lumber, to Wilson Bros Il
Co.
Schr Bender Brothers. TOPPER 8 days from Point
Arena; 100 eds wood, to Bender BROS.
Schr Eclipse. GuttormSeu. 5 days from Humboldt;
$50 NJ Il lumber to ChRs Nelson.
sehr Glendale johnson, Il days from Tacoma;
$50 n Il lrmDcr to Hanson Il Co.
Cleared.
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EUREKA-fer Humbo,dt-10 csSs stavo bolts
1925 Fl sldings. 2oo4 NJ It lumber4Ol NJ shingles
lO6 SKIS oats % SKIS potatoes, 80 rolls leather 10
bb!s bottles, horses, bd furS, WHISKY. u cs
plates. bd,s calf 5. ms, bdl tais cigars crt
sewing machines 4 trunks. 2 oil tanks es bloaters
kegs l72 Gxs butter, l bx fish, pkgs express,
bx treasure.
PoRTLAND-Per oregon-l bdI 4s5 hides. 1889
SKIS potatoes. 642 SKIS onions, ] Keg brandy, l reg
wine. l3l bds newspaper. 500 bdls paper. y pkgs
metal, 4904 qr-sks 600 halGsks so SKIS horseradish
20 doz vashboards, l SIX knives. 4 sss crowbJrs. /
pkg wheels bdls rods. bale rugs 1000 BIDS laths
Is bales hops, SKIS samples. 3 SKIS / bale wooIens
sis samp es, 20 es ehampaGne, bcls blankets.
II bds green hides, "a cs talow, 275 SKIS fax. 81
bdls straw paper, bales JUNK. dry goods i cs
skins, bd pelts cs shoes. bbs oil. bdI rattan
bdi rope pkg hardware, SIX eastin. 5. l saw 3
Astoria-S bxs old plates, II pkGs mdse, Z bales
Irvine. bKs machinery, 497 SKIS potatoes, 500 bdls
shocks, est floats 100 SKIS oysters, "a bxS plants
bxs hsh. sk coin, pkg express.
MENDOC1So-Per Point Areua-1 SIX bIs mdse
COpsignees-
Fer Point Arena-StaDdard OIL Co; NJ II Hene-
man; TiIlmann & Bendel.
Per Humboidt-M Kaiish & Co: Overland Freight
Transfer co; stevens & Co; A Nichols Il Co;
Brown Adams; II Dutard; HiIls Bros: II Moore
d Co; Miller q waugh; Amer Press Assn; Heuan 81
Mayer; w Sumner d Co: Castle Bros: Jas Neyan
serman * Co; Brigham, Hoppe 4 Co; w Monat L
Co; Dodge, Sweeney Il Co; Dairymen's gnon: A
Penthouse; Norton. Teller & Co; O Il Smith & Co
Russ Sanders Il Co: NcrYalin & Rowe; Wheaton Il
Breen; witzel Baker; Psiadlni; n Worth
Per Oregou-Amer Press Assn; II johnson;
Alassa Packing Assn; Nevin & Co; A Paladini;
Morgan oyster CO.. Wells Fargo y Co; NJ DeteIs
Il Co; Moore. Ferguson a Coz G J Leist & Co; Hi
Ions Co; The Rosenblatt Co; Everdlng & Co;
II Dutard; X Stevens Il Co; 2 Stelnhagen n Co;
Wolf 4 Sou; j II Cain & Co: Oregon Fruit & Pro.
duce Co: patton Bros; Allison, Gray 4 Co; 2 Tay.
Tor PAPER Co; Willamette Pulp .S Paper Co: Chas
Lennox: L u Stone & Co; Kormie; Burnstein
Bros; Cat Vinegar Co: TIIimann Il Bendel; NJ
osbonrne & Co; Simonds Saw Co; s 4 sIads Lum.
Der Co; Russ. Sanders Co; Dalrymen's Union; S
Wood; w & J Sloane Co; Philip Wolf 4 Co:
Cert, SchlosS & Co; Greenbsum. Well & Michaels:
Hoffman Alexander; Levi Strauss & Co; s Lach-
mau & Co: Brown Bros & Co: BissnEe- q Co: w
Biglow: Hecht Bros Co; / Feidman & Co; Lewis
Packing Co; Buckingham Hecht K Co; Richert;
hamburger; Ames Il Harris: Southern FacIfc
Waterhouse, Lester 4 Co; Strauss: II IL Buhne q
Co; Palmer Rey; Riverside Lumber CO. General
Electric Co; Brigham. Hoppe & Co: joan KelsoE
Cal Wire Wcrks; Stetson-Renner Draylng Co.
For Late shipping hitet,ioeae, see Ei1hM Ptg.
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YAQUINA BAY April 5-Stmr Alice Blanchard
put IN on account OF machinery breaking while on
the bar. She drlfted the sand flats Ia the b y,
1t may take three days get her of.
Domestic Ports.
EUREKA-Arrived apr 6-Stmr Pomona, hence
Apr 5.
PORT HADLoCK-Arrived Apr - Bstn Re
trieyer, from san Pedro.
SOUTH BkND-Arrtved Apr 3-schr Melanethon
hence Mar n; Apr 5-Schr James Carried, hence
Maj II.
Sailed Apr-B&tn Portland, for San Francisco;
sehr Chas Hanson, Tor san Francisco; schr Orient,
for san Francisco.
sHoALwATER BAY-Arrived Apr 5-schr Web
foot, hence Mar %.
NEWPoRr-Arrived Apr e-sehr Lotte Carson,
from lureka.
GRA1s HARBoR-Arrived Apr 6-schr Maid Of
Orleans. hence Mar rs.
rATooSH-rassed IN Apr 6-ship Two Brothers,
hence Mar 20, for Tacoma.
For'i~l Ports.
NEWCASTLE. NSw-saiied Feb % - Br ship
Yoa. for san Francisco.
wEsrroRr-Arriyed apr 4-Br ship Ashmore,
from Oregon,
PANAMA-Arrlvea Apr-stmr City of sydney, he
Mar Is.
AcAPULCo-saedA Apr 4-stmr Acapulco. for
Panama.
ANsEA-saned Apr Seer ship atjen.
for San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-04-07


stmr North Fork Doran, Eureka: Chas Nelson
Ger ship Liza, Harines. Callao, via New What
com: w Grace & Co.
Schr Lena SWeasey, Birkholm, Seattle; Rruse SS
Madison.
The morning call., 1893-04-07

The schr Mayfower dragged her anchor and col
lfded with the schr Emma Claudna of Meigg.
wharf THIS morning. he Mayfower had her head
gear and iibboom carried away.
The morning call., 1893-04-07

IeleErap1tc.
POINT LOBOS-AprlI 6-1O E-weather
foggy wind. MY; velocity, "a miles.
spoken.
Mar Il. IS n. 80 W, FIR bark Duchesse Anne from
Oregon, for Queenstown.