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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27
Werttpiroiee 3eitnnss saanoneep

Die 3eituneen baben i9on man6er
5ooesfaa CUR SenntniB sebra9t. aber
nod ME ben meines leli9en Sntels,
@ommereienratbs q. Gin Std unb
S9lasHuB, Der unsliidli9sr @eiie &c.
raoe ibn trai, ma9te ieiuem 2eben Elm
Gnbe. st ftarb, iid ielbit unbewubt.
i'm rs. Sabre Fsiues irbii6.n uns i'm
erlten slu9enblide feines jenieitiser
Qebens.
@ls id mid bor 25 Sahrcn init bem
Yrofelior 9t. perehelidte, 9laubte i'd
nidt, oaB id beute ben oerebrten 9eiern
Der i6iudbiiden @bronit leinen Seo
ansu;eisen baben piirbe, uno bod III
es 10. Sn einem 9llier BON AZ Sab.
rem unterlag mein 8atte oem allsuaro.
zen @etpi6te ieiner unergriinolidsn
@elebriamteit, unb 10 mubte er eeltern
gbeno ieinen 8eiit dufseben, Der ibm
in ben 2iteraturseitinsen 10 oft unae.
redter Weiie abseiproden tporoen 1T.
9ds perebrlide i9warse, Seize be.
biirienbe publitum, ioipie alle ertra.
feline peiBe, Stdrte gu baben, min.
idenoe Serridaften erlauben mir auI
uni're Sabrit aufmerfiam Su MAIDEN,
Die beioe 10 notbmenoise 9(rtifel in be.
iter Aualitdt. uno 5u ben billiglten
preiien liefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27

scf&rieben i'm eriien Clan unb bann
10 gelaHen tperben. Sas 10 betrddt=
lide 2ebensipert Carmen Splpas. beI-
fen sr6bter She'll fiir INNER ungeorudt
nnb nerloren bleiben miro, bdtte ourd
bic Sdnoe zines aeipiiienbaften Sonbe-
rers geben miihen; 10 ausseiuahlt,
bdtten Dieie @erte ben Stang ertporben
ben fie peroienen. :.
.! SD Mil nidt iagen. bic arbeit
Der 26niain iei nidt DARN. mt, 10 tuie
Iie 1T; lie bat einen hoheu Slug, bet 10
pielen seI6idten Sidermadern perIast
lit; anoerieits errdtb man big IN ibre
fdud9itea Yartien bic sroBe, eble,
nibrirenee uro 3ur Sbeilnabme berauss
forbernbe Seele = uno fir bic, bic
empfinbeu unb iueinen, 1T bas 9enug
- ipenn aud ni1t fir bic MeHse lite
rariiden Wanoarinen. Wfan itaunt
ielbit, bab bieie Srau. als Giiritin se=
bDren un0 eefr6nte S0nigin. lett arpanz
sig SahreR 10 ales menidlide Web er=
eriinoen fonnte unb Bis in bic Siefen
erfaHen bic nieoriee Noth Der &leiner
unb ber glrnen."
Die aeiitiee lleberanifrensune, meint
2oti, babe mod mebr, als Der Summer
ibre Grantbeit peri6ulbet. lin 3 llbr
Morgens siinoete iie ibre 2ampe an uno
arbeitete. Damn nabm bas Sasmert
als &6nisin iie sans in aniprud uno
belt ie feit bis IL llbr gadis. Sn
8eneoig. als 2oti iie iab, arbeitete iie
nod. Sbr Bud bate ben Sitel: mSas
Bud Der @eele." Sic peripra6 2oti,
ibm etiuas oaraus pprsuleieu = aber
in Der 8onoel. Sic fiigte biu3u: sd
muB sic aber aufmerfiam MAIDEN,
bitten sic iid: bas 1T bas Bud elmer
Idrrin! Senn Sic tuiiien. baB mein
Ropf. ipie es ideint. -" uno nit
ibrer i66nen 0ano, faif burdI4ei=
neno in ibrer Maserteit, b,i6rieb lie
sipei brei Sreiie in Der 2uft por ibren
Nusen, I'M ansuseisen, oiesrnal tpirt-
lid la6enb, oaB ibr 3opf beI9ulbisi
mar, fart ipirbli9 3u iein. -"
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1nftao ". bon S6ueoen nnS ole
Sfenbarmn8 SobanniS.

getanntli6 wurbe @uIiab w. ent.
tbront unb mubte ben Sernaoottes meis
den, meniger betannt oiirfte aber iein,
baB oil ieiner 4bIebuna = bic Ohen.
barune Sobannis S9ulo trug. S6pn
in friiber Sueenb madte ii6 bel ibm
cine @orliebe sum Mpitisismus bsmert.
bar, mcldem er iid, bereits nit aht-
sebn Sabren gum ielbfitdnbieen &esies
rem selanst, gans uno gar bin9ab. @r
fano ieine 9rDBte Sreuoe in bem Stu-
blum oes lleberitnnliden, unb li9 in
bic Sdriitcn S6meoenborss unoS Suna-
Stillings pertiefeno, perlu6te er bic
&dtbIel Der @eiiferwelt gu enti9leiern.
9ieies bewog ibn ihlieBlid ni9t MIR
Ieiu pripates Sbun unb 9ahen, ionoern
au9 ielne &egierungsbanolunaen na9
ben ountlen Sprii9en Der 9lpotalppIe
gu re9eln.
@inft erlieB @ufao ben Sefebl, SSS
giden i'm tOnisliden Sbieraarten 81
fdllen. 3tuar mar eine 2i6tung i'm
Yarte notbwenoie, aber es blieb uner-
finolid. tpie Der 86nig aerabe su bieler
3abl eslangt mar. Die Ieranlaiiuna
mar idIieBli9 bic, bab Sung=Stillins
1888" als eime Der beilisen apofalppti-
idsn 3ahlen beseidnet bate ! 4uf
dhnlidbe WeiIe fpurbe ferner betannt,
uoher Der fanatii6e 9aB fannie, mel-
den Suitap in bodft untluser Meiie
gteen g}apoleon l. CUR 6dau trus.
IS paren teinespess politiide 6riinoe,
ionoern er bate berausgetiiftelt. baB
Die SHnftaben oes Namens 9lapOleon
Die 3abl 666 ausma9ten, bic nad Der
Ofenbaruns Sobannis bic n3abl bes
5bieres" 1T. Sen Warisal Yrune
iudts @uitap gum 9tbfal bon glapo-
leon ;u beiueeen. ben ruiiiden @eiano-
ten alopdus lieb er piber alles 8olfer-
redt einiptrren unb feline 3hurbeiten
i'm eieenen 2anoe naren enolid 10 melt
seoieben. baB feline gnttbrOnuns erfOk
gen muBte. A
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glhaer ins gorfsIteS.

Iiel fueiB bas 8olfslicb bonn aften
Sliider gu iineen uno su iaaen, benz
ilnoer9eBliden Seloen, beiien bunoert-
fiinf5islter @eburtstag unldn9lf gefeiert
Duroe. Sieoer paren es sumeilf. bic
I'm Deere ietbit entftanben, mad oem
ntulter uno Der Mlelooie dlterer 0els
oen9eldnge. 60 feierten bic Soloaten,
als Der elbiiber9ans bel Wartenberg
llb bollSogen. bate, ben Mari6al
nSorpdrts" am Madtieuer nad) Der
sSelie bonn 9rinssn gusen:
@us bem Sauptquartier in sSeiIen !:
Sdrleb nan reifli6em @rmeiien
Water Bliider ben Seiebl: /
Utorsen friib ioa Oort maridiren,
uebern breiten @lbitrom fiibren
Sein Irmeecorps obne 6ebl.
Damn fam bic aemaltiae golter.
ibladt. uno jest iansen Die Greubem
nah Der Wlelooie bes aus Der ssrioeri.
etanii6en 3eit itammenoen ,Raiier
Soief, willlt Du benn zines nit mir
wa9en"", oem sei9lasenen gapolsop
na9:
Sennlt Su ni9t ben alien @reis, Bill
der. uniern Selben2
Der tptro Dir BON ieiner Stunt, audi
nod mas permeloen.
Soer meinif, baB Slii6er alt uno nibt
t6nne fe6ten2
Sonueripetter, no, oa tommit Su grab
ail ben &edten!
8er9ebens bsi9m6rt 9lapoleon bic.
greuBen, bod ni6t 10 befti9 su Iein,
mad Der bibiden Melobie: Sch,
.Wtdb9en, pade Sid nad Saus ssu
Seiner Stiderei," er betommt nur fie
60bnenbe Mntiport:
gei Seip3is biif faput sema6t
Utlt Senem sroBen Seer,
Sept wlrlt gum 2ano binausseiaat,
9loie, Su 2amperobr.
90 fOlaen mir benz Sieaessuae Der
SeutIden bis na6 paris binein uno
fDnnen aud Dem 9laaelieoe Iapoleons
auf Glba lauiben. Snbeien oieier ficb
in Sngrimm persebrt uno perpeaene
Blame erlinnt. erfreut ii9 Sli6er,
gum Siiriten bon WablItaot ernannt
uno nit Der Serri6aft 2rieblowiB in
S6leiien begabt, bes bebagli6en Sries
bens, bod jdb wire er aufseidrett:
8abber 8lii9er lat in aober Bob
lin i6mott fin Piep Sobat oerto,
Oa tloppt EN- mat on fine S0r,
Dat mas be b0llii9e potcourier,
llno oabrin ituno ct ibwart up ipieB,
Be 81 apl pdr meboer in Yaris.
u@i" iprat De Sliider, bat mir mi
ippll,
SO benn be Gerel biipelsboa?
g is goo, NIL maten pie nod en-
Sang,
Yai piiro bie 10 be Sieo idon lang."
@an, i'm Some bes alten guriden-
lieoes bonn v@roipimeo", bem oieler
Sang ua@sebiloet 1T. miro nun ee-
i9ilbert, pie bem ,gtapl", als er ben
Maridal 0orpGrts fommen liebt, bic
.Serstiite" idwa9 iuiro, uno er lest
Ii6 auf's Bitten:
.Nd glii6er. liebiter gliider mein,
50 blii6re bod 10 arg ni6t Orein."
9lber unwiri9 ertpioert Der gllte in
ieinem seliebten Platt:
vSol t Wtul, &uion, IN fess tetn
Wurt,
@liet ut gang Sranfrei4 motif Su
furt!"
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Die pabre Rene.

r&eue pernibtet Sdulh,"
60 bor' i'd piele iasen.
Sie. oarein einselullt,
Sid oann oana6 betrasen.
Ser Gucll III rein uno flar,
9od wer ibn redt mia brauben,
WtuB natt nit Saut uno Saar
Sid gang o'rIn untertau9ea.
90 1T es nit Der 3eu':
Soil iie ole S9ulo perni9ten,
90 muB man, obne S4eu
Dor SaRerl ii4 ielbIt erf ri4ten
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-Soffnunespo Boron Z
LIT nad einem febr beDesten Sunese-
ieIenleben in ben Safen Der @be einse-
Iaufen. Sei Der 0od3eitstafel nimmt
ibn Der iopiale S9wie9erOater beiSeite
uno iast: .gaa. i'd boffe, Sic iuerbsn
jebt iolibe perben unb feine 9umm=
beiten mebr MAIDEN" Salbungspoa
srmioert Baron g., auf ieine jun9e
6rau seiseno; n9as iOa meine leytf
ieiur lr,s
Sali9 gebcutet. Stubsnt..
gd. mir ssbt es febr idledt belitc! -
Wirtbin: sber IaIien Sic bod ben 9lrat
nal iommen! - STUDENT: 9l6, bsr.-
pumpt mir ia auh nidts!
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: Gatafes @erfpreden.

= Gatafes 8erfpreden. =
Gdmieeermama: @uten Sag, Gin-
Der, na, mir baben nns lanae seieben!
Sdmiegeriobn: aIleroinss, Sduie-
gerniama, lanse bas Ser9niiset. se
babt, Sic gu feben!
-M a d t<ber @ewobn6eit.-
Gerr (su einem 9ebrlin9): Wiait Su
eiuen @ruB bel Seinem principal be.
fisllen? = 2ebrlins: Sa, mann fOa
CT fsrtia iein'
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= 0i9ts 1T Der gusbeu.
mebr beilis; nod ebe Der
1lenid seboren 1T, wiro er Elm Cpfer
Der Speculation. so bat lid in 9on-
Don cine @eieaidaft sebiloet, welde
bic Samilien sesen 3millinse uno
periidert! gei Der @eburi
bon 3milinsen sablt lie ESQ, Iino
getommen, f75
The morning call., 1893-07-18
NOT A FAIR DEAL.
BunCo Men Complain of
TIike Dunn.
HE DID NOT USE HIS PULL
William Noon and Billy Cause Tell
How They Worked suckers
Under His Protection.

.Dis towns dead wrong, an me an me
pals got to skip or be pinched Me an
Billy Cause has just come from de House
of Correction, where we was tree months
doin' time, and all cause for why cause
when we was pinched for buncoin', along
wild dozen other fellers, Mike Dunn give
us de go-by."
William Noon. alias Moore, was the
speaker, and be had a large-sized griev-
aDce 10 air.
On April 20 gang on whom the police
had had an eye for some time were arrest
ed. and charges of vagrancy and playing
studhorse poker were made against them.
Nike Dunn, a saloon-keeper in the Grand
Oprra-hOuse block, who is reputed to have
a large pulp in political matters. as far
as the Republican party Is concerned, ana
Joe Holm, who keeps saloon at llo
Fourth street, arranged for getting the
gang out on bail.
OF the thirteen arrested William Noon
and William Cause were the only Oues TO
be convicted. and that was on those two
worthless pleading guilty. 1he rest either
jnmped their bail bonds or managed TO
get free. Noon and Cause were sentenced
to three months Imprisonment each In the
House of Correction, and there is where
the rub comes in. The long sentence was
contrary to the prescribed arrangements
which il is complained were entered into
for consideration by Mike Dunn, the
mal with the pull.
William Noon does not deny that he is
buuco-steerer, and he spoke yesterday
with pride Gf a number of his achieve
ments in relieving men who should have
known better of their wel!-flled pocket
books by the assistance of "cold deck"
DE gang which l was with" he contin-
ned, worked under the direction of Mike
Dunn. and we pulled together this way:
Every time pulled IN sucker and Heeced
him at the rooms at S23 Mission street
Mike Dunn got 10 per cent of all that was
made for bis influence and pull with the
Police Department and tipping Up the
scales of the blind goddess. He came to
both me and Billy, cause we were rolling
high. and offered US his protection for 10
ner cent of our earnings. We knew where
we stood and took it. The police were
dead on to US, but all at once they looked
the other way when we came rolling up
the street with sucker, and times were
prosperous.
Mike kind of got out of it since the last
election, but he still soaked us for the 10
per cent. Times got hard. suckers with
money were scarce, and Mixes income
from Us dropped off. The Lolice again
looked cur way, and the whole gang was
pinched. A jay lawyer, who said he was
engaged BY Mike Dnnn TO clear US. came
TO me and Billy and told US to plead guilty,
as Nike Dunn had fixed the Police Judge
TO give Us only twenty-four hours in the
cells if we pleaded guilt. We got three
months, and the rest of the gang were for
gotten about in the police courts. We were
made to suffer after paying well for pro-
lection, and to have Mike 60 back on us
that way makes US sicken on him."
Both Noon and Cause stated that they
were prepared to go before the Grand Jury
and explain Mike Dunn's connection with
the band of buncO men.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
THE STOCK MARKET.

The week opened very dull yesterday without
any change in prices. Potosi the only stock
to show any strength and was in demand at 30
cents. owing TO the favorable reports from the
mine. During their last weeks mill higher aver.
age was obtained ana the mine will work at fur
ther profit during the present month. The official
letters from the other mines did not show any
further change.
NOTES.
The assessment on Utah is delinquent In the
once to-day.
The Mexican Mining Company has levied an
assessment Of 25 cents per share.
The Paio Alto Mining Company OF Butte County
uas levied an assessment OF cents per share de-
The San Jose Gravel Mining Company has levied
an assessment of l4a cents per share. delinquent
August "a.
The Morning Star Mining Company OF Nevada
County has declared a dividend OF 90 per snare
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Uniou Con. Mining Company, 8s.8S9 shares
were represented and the following orfcers were
elected for the ensuing year: Charles H. Fish,
and w S LyIe A G. Gurnett and A y Har
mon, directors. Charles c. Harvey was reelected
secretary, and his financial statement showed a
credit balance of SlO.737 IL. d. B. Lyman was
elected superintendent
Silver remained steady yesterday. selling at
1884 In New York, ana 1894 in London
1t is reported that Crown Point will start up In
a few days with full force, the returns from the
test OF gold ore at the Mexican mill being IA
yorable.
The Miners Union at Virginia City has elected
the following of1cors: President, WIN. O'Leary: !:
ce-presdent. Dennis Mcmahon: financial and
recording secretary. Bernard Coyle; treasurer,
Andrew Young; warden. Michael Twohey; con-
ductor. Alexander Kelly; financial committee
John F. Mcdonnell. 7. w. Flynn. William Alien:
trustees-M. II. Burke, John Carroll. Michael
James, Frank Monahan Fred Fissett; library di-
rectors-william j. Bollen. Michael Carroll, Jo-
seph e. Casey. George Llewellen. John Rowe,
The following oriciai reports were placed on file
yesterday:
UrAH-The north drift $40 level from west
crosscut I. at point 100 feet in from Its mouth
has been extended Is feet: total length 7S feet
continuing in quartzre and p0rphyry form alton
of very low assay value.
OCCIDENTAL-We have stopped all work below
the $50 level and have resumed the extraction Of
ore from the 800 and 400 levels.
KENTUCK-The joint east crosscut south line
OF the Jacket HOO level Is in 1875 feet: face in
porphyry carrying seams OF quartz. From the
slopes above the back floor same level We are
extracting 80 tons of fair-grade gold daily
and shipping same to Santiago mill for redu ction
NEW YoRK-The upraise from west osscut 8
800 level is up distance Of 04 feet on the slope
top is IN quartz which contains punches OF fair
grade ore.
The Contra Costa Water Company has declared
a dividend OF 20c share, payable on the 20tn.
The Mayfower Gravel Mining Company has de-
cIared q dividend Of 10c per share. payable on
the 18th.
The United Carriage Company has declared a
dividend OF SOC, payable now.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE week opened with
renewed depression on the Stock Exchange, owing
to unfavorable advicSs from London. The bears
were practically IN full control and hammered
pretty much everything on the lis with more or
success in tho absence of efective support on
the bull side. The decline was equal to 1a@3 ~
per cent. American tobacco leading with sales as
low as 571a. There were number OF rallies, but
they failed to mold until just previous to the close
when prices recovered from "a to IA per cent
from the lowest. Governments steady. Petro-
lcum dull and steady.
EXCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call was easier at 8 to per cent
closing offered at per cent Prime mercantile
paper, S@l2 per cont Sterling exchange hrm. with
actual business in bankers bills at84 82i414 S2s4
for sixty days and 81 S41a@4 S4a4 for demand
U. s.. AS. regular, S1ll do coupon, Sill; 2'S
regular 81: Pacific Us. 81; Silver, 7234c.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CT
FOR PORTLAND 8 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Nu.
j Ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST AsH8
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spearstreet wharf, AZ A. M. for the above ports
one OF their AL IRON steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALtfoRNIA-Juiy %, Aug 4, 16,
%. Sept 8. 2l.
COLUMBIA-July ls. 81. Aug. II, "a. Sept. s.
IT, 80
OREGON-July II, Aug. s. 30. Sept. l. Is. 25.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverging lines for all points In Oregon
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Montana. Dakota, Utah, Wyoming Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin, $l6; steerage IS:
round trip cabin. $50.
Ticket offces-l Montgomery St.. and Palace
Hotel. New Montgomery sc.
Freight ofice-200 California st.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Supt. Ocean Line
l If 10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING, July ]
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEEA

MONDAY EVENING July II
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEEA
Silver firmer.
Wheat and Barley off.
Oats, Corn aud Rye dull
Bran and Middlings still higher and scarce.
Large receipts OF Hay.
Beans quiet.
Grain Bags steadier.
Another decline in Potatoes.
Yellow Onions iirm
Cheap Butter weak. Eggs quiet.
Poultry nominal.
Light receipts of Fruit.
A car OF Watermelons in from Fresno
Beeswax firmer
Dried Fruit weak.
Dried Grapes offering at &c In New York.
New Chile Walnuts Offering.
Hops strong.
Cabbage cheaper.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWALL Aa.
- forInighty for the West Indies ana 41s24Z
Southampton, calling on route at Cneroourg'
France and Plymouth to land passeneers
Through Bills Of Lading IN connection Win inc
Pacific Mall S.S. Co.. ISSUED for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany, p,x
Through tickets from san franc'sSo E;o., 70 cia..
3ls5: third class, ss7 90. For further particu-
~ sSp' 3o6 CAiifoYniask
The morning call., 1893-07-18
CuNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pie~ 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
Aurania,Juy l ST. 80 AM Umbria. Aug r. 8 80 Pm
Servia, July 90, 40 Pm Lucania. Aug l9 20 :30AM
Etruria July 29. $3.50 AN Etruria, Aug 26, 100 AN
Campania, Aug. s, IL AM Campania Sept. 2, ~ AM
CABIN passage, $50 and upward: second cabin,
$685. Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF
Europe at very low rates. For freight and pas
sage apply at companys ONCE. Bowling Green.
New York
VERNON Fl. BROWN 4 CO.. General A2ent Is.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DlMOND & Co,
jy27 TuThSa Agents, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
COMPAGNIE GENERALE
Tx Ans ALTA. It'll GU z

L 4 \ s 4 i y L I q r
French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW) AZ NORTH AEA.
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort of crossing the channel III
small boat.
LA BRErAGNE. capt. Collier. .....:.:..
Saturday, July %, 800 A. NJ
LA BOURGOGNE, Capt. Leboeuf.. f...........:..
..... Saturday. August b, 1O:uO A. NJ
LA CHAMPAGNE, Laurent.
.... Saturday, August IL, 4 00 A. NJ
LA NORMANDIE Capt Rupe. ..........:.....
.... Saturday. August l9. iO:oO A. NJ
EFor further particulars apply to- 49,.
No. Bowling Green, New YORK.
j. F. FUGAZI & CO., Agents. s Montgomery
ave-, San Francisco. -, >,
Branch office. - MONTGOMERY st. au3l "
The morning call., 1893-07-18
Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices arc as follows: Family
extras. 81 1904 20: Bakers extras $A@4 20:
superfne. 50 90@3 80 p bbl.
wHEAT-Both spot and future prices opened
the week with q decline In sympathy with lower
markets East and abroad. No. Is quotable at
81 18ANl l71a; choice, 81 1884 p ctl; lower
grades. 81 l219tDl l3s4; extra choice for milling
81 22110l 26 y ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock December
100 tons, 81 3lN; 100, 81 3lI; $40, 81 81;
l4OO, 81 303z.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. S. co.

SPREE, HAvEL. LAIN, TRAVE, SAALE. AL
LER. ELDER. EMS, WERRA, FULDA,
ELBE, KAISER WILHELM III.
New York. Southampton. Bremen. The fast OK
press steam ers of this company sail every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. Landing passengers in
Southampton In 71s days or less from New Work.
These steamers are celebra for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
RORERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific
Coast, llS Montgomery street. under Occidental
Hotel. San Francisco. ja7 1y THU
The morning call., 1893-07-18
He Was Worked.

SIS your son. who has gone to New York,
good worker?"
"Oh, yes; he Is very Industrious. Why,
in the last letter he sent home be said that
On arriving in New York he met man
who worked him for all he was worth.
But his wages must have been poor, for he
sent home for more money."-New York
Herald.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
He Was COnCeited.

He-Really. don't think you treat me
just right. I've half a mind
She-Come now, Harry, don't exagger-
ate.-Boston Transcript.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
The Unkindest Cut of All.

Tagleigh-Dr. Druggem is quite alinguist.
lie tells me he has lear ned all his Languages
from his patients.
Wagleigh-Is that so? Then they must
be dead languages.-New York Herald.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
1t Was Not His Wife.

Mr.. Mix (reeding head inc from the
newspaper)-"He jumps into the water
and saves her life." Mrs. Mlx-A truly
The morning call., 1893-07-18
INVITATIONS TO SMILE.

Maui ee-Yes, 1 am Obliged to have my
shoes made to order. My left foot is larger.
than NIX right.
Ethel-Is it possible p Boston Tran
srrjn
The morning call., 1893-07-18
CONRAD! CONRAD! CONRAD !!
A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC!

that chosen the President Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company vice M. A. DAUPH1N
deceased still retain the Presidency the Gulf Coast Ice and
Manufacturing Company all proposals for supplies
chney well all business other sub
iects should be addressed to here heretofore.
After January 1894 my business will be removed to
Cortez Honduras Central America will there
without any break.
PAUL CONRAD,
Lock Box 1853.
The morning call., 1893-07-18
WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETwEEN
New York, Queenstown q Liverpool,

N0W VorK, ,QU06HStO"U& q FV0's
SAILING EVERY WEEK.
CABIN. $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD an.
selected: second cabin, S35: Majestic and Teuton-
ic. $40 ana S4o. Steerage tickets from Enaland.
Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway ana Dehmark'
through to san Francisco AZ lowest rates. TICK.
ets sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from W. II. AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock. or at tho
under Grand Hotel. u. W. FILE IChEn.
apps TuWeFrSu IT, Gen. Agt 1or facllc CoeSt.