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The morning call., 1893-04-30

THE FIRST CABLE CAR-Mrs. J. NJ. g.,
City. The first cable-csr for carrying pas
seDgers, used in San Francisco was started
on the Clay-street line at o'clock on the
morning Of the 1st Of August, 1873 and was
in charge Of a. ; Halidie, the inventor of
applying the cable system to passenger
cars.
The morning call., 1893-04-30

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. 81 COCA; Bakers extras $S sO94 super hne
81 70G3 10 y Dbl.
WhEAT-No further Improvement in futures
spot grain continues dull No. l. 81 221s9l 70;
choice 81 26IA; lower grades, 81 I7ir6Dl 2l14;
extra choice for milling 81 271a9l 32la p ctL
CALI. BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssioN-lO o'clock De cember-3O0
tons. 81 1874; 600, 81 53ss. May-70O, 81 % Is;
900, 81 1854
REGULAR MoRNING SEssIoS - December - 800
tons 81 33La: $500, 81 1888. May-2OO. 81 25S4 /;
500 al 1855. Seller '95 new-l0U, II 2714.
BARLEY-Prices unchanged. Market featureless.
No. l Feed. S21s@S3y4 q ctl; choice bright do
S5c: dark Coast. 81 @SlI4c = ctl; Brewing, S7Iac9
81 RctI; Cboyalier nominal
The morning call., 1893-04-30

The ALASKA BoUNDARY-A. s., San
Jose, Cal. No one engineer is in charge of
the survey of the Alaska boundary line.
Those in the survey are: o. Ii. Titmann,
II. G. Ogden, Z. F. Dickens and j. L. Nc
Grath, assistants of the United States
Coast and GeOdetic Survey Office; address
Fort Wrangol, Alaska. care of the steamer
Hassler. Fremont Morse, sub-assstant,
United States Coast aud GeOdetc Survey;
address Sltka. AIaska.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
CALL BOARD SALES.

INFORMAL ShSSION-lO o'ciock-NO sales
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - May-200 tons
S3@sc; 100. S3l2c; 100. S31sc; 100. S3c Deem
ber-20O, SG$4c. Seller '93. new-lOO, S31sc.
abo at 81 35@l agra q ctl; common to fair
81 20@1 32;A2 Milling 81 459l so. Surprise, 81 90
a 81; Black, 81 17IaDl ~ "a: Gray. 81 256Dl 30
for Feed and 81 45@l So for Milling; Red, 81 ia
o. rs p ctl.
CORN - Previous prices rule. Large Yellow
81 07H@ 10 e ctl: Small Round Yellow, 81 10
q ctI; White 81 100 12Ie q cJL
RYE-Qaoted at 81 071a@l 1871 q ctl.
BRAN-QuOted at $l7@I7 30 = ton for the best
and Sl6Gl d so d ton for outside brands
M1DDLINGS-Quoted at S2lGD2s q ton.
HAY-Crop reports are s encouraging as they
were the plant being backward and the ground dry
IL most districts Clover, S7@19; Barley, $T6DS SO;
Alfalfa S7@l0; Wheat. SIS 50@lS: oat. $7@9;
Wheat and Dat. $I@ll; Compressed. $7g9 SO;
Stock, SCOT u ton.
STRAW-Quoted at 35@45c a bale.
MiLLSTUffS = Ground and Rolled Barley is
qn0tabie at S20G2l = ton; 0ilcRko Meal. S35 z ton:
Rye Flour. 512c q ID: Rye Meal, Sc q 10; Graham
Flour &c: Oatmeal, 41.c; Dat Greats, SC; Crack ed
wheat, 312c: Buekwheat Flour. &c; Pearl Barley
4Il@41ac y N.
SEEDs-YeIlow Must I'd nominal; Brown Mus
tard nominal; Flax, So "a cti: Domestic Ca
nary. Imported Canary, Size; Alfalfa &c for Cali
fornia Toe p 10 for Utah; imothy, siSc; Rape
zia&2h3c; hemp, &c y 10.
Split Peas. &c q n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CoRNMEAL. ETC-Table Meal 2s4@3ISc "A n:
reed Corn. s25626: Cracked Corn. SIS bO@26 90
y ton; Hominy, Ar G4a4c = IL.
bEANS-Irade is reported very quiet. Bayos. 81 80
The morning call., 1893-04-30

CURLEw-S., Alameda, Cal. The game
laws Of this State do not protect curlew,
except on private property in certain coun-
ties, where the law declares shooting or
killing of game is prohibited without the
permission of the owner.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
OCEAN srEAMaks.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
HIGH WATER Low WATER SUN. MOON.
T.. -
= Small Large Small. Large. Rises Sets Sets.
% us LI.2o n OF o.34 Al GA 00 sol
u -. Rises
1.Oo f1I.oZ p o.4I p GIG A 5.1Sl 7.0l SOFA
The morning call., 1893-04-30

UNCLAIMED EsTATEs-O. NJ, San Jose,
Cal. If a person dies in Australia and
leaves an estate for which no claimant ap-
pears, it is taken in charge by an officer OF
The crown, the next of kin S advertised for,
and If in time there is no claimant the
residue of the estate after it has been set
tied reyerts to the crown. II heirs should
appear after many years they can, after due
proof, obtain from the crown the portion of
the estate to which they are entitled.
The morning call., 1893-04-30


on the Clay-street line at o'clock on the
morning Of the 1st Of August, 1873, and was
In charge of a. >. haludie, the inventor of
applying the cable system to passenger
cars.
CURLEw-S., Alameda, Cal. The game
laws Of this State do not protect curlew.
except on private property in certain coun-
ties, where the law declares shooting or
killing OF game Is prohibited without the
permission of the owner.
NORTHERN LIGur-J. F., City. None OF
tie war records mention any vessel On the
blockade by the name of the Northern
Light, nor is there any record of any ell
by that name having been captured during
the civil war.
The FENCE LAw-B. L. D., Laytonvile,
Ca. Your question involves proposition
of law that can be answered only by a law
yer after hearing all the facts OF the case
SO as TO determine your rights In the prem
lses.
SEATING CAPACITY OF CHURCHEs-C.
NJ. D., City. 1he seating capacity of the
Howard-street Methodist Epis opal Church
IN this city IS about 11C0, that Of the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church is about 9O0,
BEST HosPITAL-C. D. E, Watsonville,
mend any institution. firm or person, nor
VIII it advertise any such. and for that rea-
son your question will not be answered.
FIRsT-CLAss FARE-W. II. r., Vernans.
First-class fare to Honolulu aud return i,
S125, To Hong-Kong, China, and return
first-class fare is 1897 80. In each case
tickets are good for four months only.
AS TIE TwIG Is BENIN. Z. R. Jr.,
City. The quotation:
IT'S education forms the common mind:
just as the twlg is bent the trees Inclined
Is from Pope's Moral Essays, liue I49.
ARGUMENTs-City. II the writer of the
communication signed arguments" viii
send full name anu address an answer by
mail will be sent.
a CON- OF ga half a dollar of the
United States Of 1889 Is worth, if in good
condition. just 80 cents. 1t is not classed az
a rare coin.
LOCAL RAINFALL-John H., City. The
total local rainfall to date Is 2l.57 inches.
The morning call., 1893-04-30

NORTHERN LIGHT-J. F., City. None OF
tie war records mention any vessel On the
blockade by the name of the Northern
Light, nor is there any record of any YES. el
by that name having been captured during
the civil war.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
-. $7o7,ll2 s572,soO

Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
PROVIDENCE WAREHCU AND
FORWARDING CO.
FOR GENERAL MEkCH ANDISE.

FOR GENERAL MERCH ANDISE.
Providence, r. l.. a favorable distributing point
for the East. Goods consigned to the care o! this
Company Will receive our best attention.
Correspondence solicited.
Most Approved Method Of Mechanical COLD
STORAGE for PeriShable Goods.
FRUIT 4 SPECIALITY
Even Temperature, Dry Air, Good Circulation.
Rates OF storage low 5 in New York or Boston
SPACIOUS WAREHOU USES ELECTRIC HOSTS.
Invoices taken rom Freirht lines.
A. c. BARsrow, Pres ROWLAND HAZARD, Treas.
>. j. FOSTER, Manager.
p q. Box iii Providence, r. l.
ap4 7st
The morning call., 1893-04-30

mense Government reward has been laid
aside for many years for the successful dis
coverer. Both of these ideas are as falla-
cious as the grand delusiOn itself; and any
one who. in the present state OF science,
wastes his time. talent ard energy in the
hope of attaining the end, loses ali,
The morning call., 1893-04-30

AS THE TwIG Is BENIN. Z. r. Jr.
City. The quotation:
IT'S education forms the common mind:
just as the twlg is bent the trees inclined,
Is from Pope's Moral Essays, liue I4g.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
THE LEADING CUTTERS,
S1S and $40 Market Street.

FACTORIES FIRST STREET.
an2H SnTuIh II
The morning call., 1893-04-30
MARKET REPORTS.

MORNING SESSION.
Board-l5O Hutchinson s p Co. 7.
The morning call., 1893-04-30

PERPETUAL MouoN-W R.. City. 1t
has been asserted that the infatuation OF
perpetual motionists is due to two causes
one that the perpetual motion is lost but re.
eoverable invention. the other that some i'm
The morning call., 1893-04-30

The FENCE LAw-B. L. D., Laytonyille,
Cal Your question involves a proposition
of law that can lie answered only by a law
yer after hearing all the facts OF the case
SO as TO determine your rights in the prem
iSps
The morning call., 1893-04-30

FRIDAY April %
Schr CZarlna. Schmalz. - days from SAND Point.
codhsh to Mcclellan Fishing and Trading Co. err
sbaMis direct.
The morning call., 1893-04-30

PARrNERsHIP-One Partner, City. Whe
there is a dissolution OF partnership of
business through the Intervention of a
court the enc against whom judgment is
rendered must pay the costs. There are
number of grounds on which dissolution of
copartnershtp can be asked, but if one part
ner wishes to retire from business and has
no ground of complaint against his partner
he certainly has no standing in court. In
such case he had better resort to a disso-
luton by mutual consent, or sell out his i'll
terest to some one who would prove agree
able to the remaining partner.
The morning call., 1893-04-30

SEATING CAPACITY OF CHURCHEs.-C.
N. D., City. The seating capacity of the
Howard-stTeet Methodist Epis opal Church
in this city is about 11C0, that Of the Central
Methodist EpiscOpal Church is about geo.
The morning call., 1893-04-30

Automatically. If the writer of the
communication signed arguments" Will
send full name anu address an answer by
mail will be sent
The morning call., 1893-04-30

FIRsT-CLAss FARE-W. II. r.. Vernans.
First-class fare to Honolulu and return is
S125. To HongKong, China, and return
hrst-class fare is 1887 80. In each case
tickets are good for four months only.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
DRY GOODS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The morning call., 1893-04-30

BEST HOsPITAL-C. D. E. Wa;sonville,
Cal TIE Query Column will not recon-
mend any institution. firm or person, nor
VIII it advertise any such, and for that rea-
son your question will not be answered
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-25
Der 6ferreidiide 8apinon.

Die beuti9e Seftio1 MIN lit idon 10
pielfa9 rnb 9rinbli9 beipro9en NOR
ben, bd6 pobl Die rneiitet n1lierer 3eier
NIT benz, mas fie Defenders interei1irt,
pertraut iein 6irften. l1nlere Nbitdt
lit es baber, aud einmal auberen 3eis
ftungen uniere Gufmerffamfeit 3u idens
ten unb wtr tpdbIen bier5u Die @sts
ttouen bon Sefterreid, Sraufrei6 nnb
Stolieu.
Deiterrei6S Notwithstanding lit
uidt 70 reifli1 mie Die beutlde, sod
felt, fie berielber an tinftlerii6em
Wertbe nur pentg mad. S1en bic
Sacabe Der 6fterret6iiden 9eftion oil
p@olumbin Gbenue" ma9t eineh innponi>
ren6en Gtn6rud. Das groBe Bortal in
Der Wdtte, NIT feine1t bier Gdeu auf ben
S1ultern bon @iganteu rubeno, fptrb
Snr9 zbitbf6 ner3ierte 8ogen>@ eldmbe
NIT 5tuei In glei9er 8auart sebalteneu
&GsYaptlonS nerbunben, tpdbrenb 1i6
BON Der obereu, gal.ertearti9en @infal.
flung bes 9ortales felbft elm &uppelbau
erbebt, .6efien- Spite bon Der reid nit
Gbeliteineu eiu9efaBten 3rone 9abss
bursS, auf eiuem rotben Sammeffiiien
lieseab, stfr0nt tuirS.
Gm Douitdnoigiten utter ben Der.
f4ie6entn Bran9en lit Selterreih ut
feiter b66mif9en @lasinbuitrie pertrez
ten. Gle Sorten @idfer ftnb bier su
ieben, bonn einfadften Be9er bis 3lr
gait, ipel4e mebrere Tauienb Dollars
foitet, TafelaufIdse, feline 9erpice,
Gbreapofa!e ua6 T~rintgefdBe, berrlide
Qamptti aus 9eidlifenem @lafs, nit
eingebranrter Cobb utlb 6arbenmaleret
ftn6en mir. bort in fold fiinftlerii6er
S4Gnbttt unb Vollenou,tg, ipie fie in
Gmertta fpobl faum is 3apor seieben
uorben fin6.
Das @iener Sob uno 9ilbers
j9mitbeseperbe, Die 5ddsrinbuitrie unb
bte GmatIe>N rbeiten iino bur1 foltbare
Stiide, Dertreteu. Dalielbe gilt BON
Dem acknowledgements, III tpeldem
Wten betdnntli6 ben @eltinarft be-
berrldt,
Das Wien in Der Ginri6tuns zines
Salons .leiiten Tam, 6as 5eigt es nit
benz Snlou Der Girltin Metternid,
Der NIT Re6t auf betbeu Seiten bes
Oieo. s 0 bel Iufieben errest bat.
Sn Wxutfoffet'e r $4,000 @ulben, bier
TT e., b. = bic treue gia9abmung, felt
De9inn Der Gusftelung an einen ret
den Gmerifaner fiir $4,000 perfauft
worbeu.
Die Grs9sIers nHb Mesri6aums
fabrttGnts1 Der Denauitaot baben clue
qrobe neutrality-suspicious., Nuf Der
GaQerie etSli4 TT be Roletttpauss
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EranlrsiGs 9apinou.

felluns pbbiifalii9er Snitrumente unO
beionoers bic MISUNDERSTANDING
SIN @aujen sdbleu mir I'M Snbuitriee
palait $40 Giterreifii9e Iusiteller.
Eaft u1rnittelbar an bic ameritaniI6e
abtbetlnns, beren @insarts elm 1874 SUP
bober @~lodentburm, auf nnierer 3eids
ruu9 nod eriidtlid, biloet, f6lieBt iid
bic fran36fii9e 6eftion an. Obi6on
Der ben Srausoien suesipro6ene Raum
ebenio 10 groB lift, mie jener Oeutids
lambs, LIT er bod bel @eitem meniger
gtfiillt, mas bic gauge auor6nung iiber,
fi6tlidey Iunb pratlif6er fperben lieb.
@S fornnt bies freili6 aud bappn, oas
Jroitret9 etDa MIR ein Drittef 70 ptele
Nnsiteller bat mie' Deuti4lanb.
electromagnetic lit bic frans0ilde
Mttbeilung aller Yennnoerune iuerth.
Der 6acaOenbou Der Seftiou lit impos
fnut, Denn aud nift ei9enartig. Dur1
eir mG9ti9eS nit 6lag9en unb 6eitous
eti9madttS HQrtal setanst man in bic
Ben fran5Diii6en Qusiteaunssn eigens
tbiimlide cour d'honneur nit Sen
@eseptan6eH Der Heeierungsmanufats
turti. Dort bdnssp an ben Wdn6en
bic letteu probufte Der b~eribmten 60
tslimS. Manufutturen BON garts urb
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8eaupais, pabre Meiterfperfe uus
unibertroflen in ihrer 9lrt. Die Saline
6iirfte oiesmal Dem groBen 8eauoaisz
Ecppt9, roas Batbenfino Der Seen,"
3uselprOdeu perben, an Dem Is Sabre
lang gearbeitet iporben lit unb oeIien
Raufpreis 100000 betra9t.
Ote pra6tpolen Nrbeiten Der 8orz
aellanfabrif bon Sepre8 linb befannt.
Sie 5eigen iib bter in elmer 6iide, Sic
tene Der &ariier Nusiteluns iibertrifft,
barunter manbe8 9tele.
Sn Der un9emeiu rei6baltigen Mbz
tbetlnng Der Sron5eu lit 6a8 Yradtitiid
cine iiter IS Sup bobe uno gegcn liebetl
SnB breite 9$ale, bon Oore eutporfeu
uno moOellirt. 9lu9 oe s(bt6eiluu0
ber GOelitcine, @elbmeibe ullo Sob,
arbeitett ent6dlt 5ablrei6e 8rodtltiiGe.
Die nit 5t ben beiten Der 9tuSltcnullg
9eb6ren. Su langen Gieiben lteien,
barall auiGlieberb, Yitriaer oeiiillt nit
Barile r &leiOerrl, GotlettezstrIifeln per-
i6ieoener Irt, Scioenlto1eu mo 90lt,
bern ii. /. IN.
Die Staliener nebmer nit ibreu pros
outtem I'M Snonitriepalait eiuen per-
bdltniBmdBtg fleineu 0taum ein, tauun
balb 10 grob wie beilpielSmeiie jeler
gelgienS ODER Sapaas ; inesB lire @bs
tbsilun9 1T line Der .3ierben Ser aus>
ftellung, nit jenem @eidmad an9eorb>
net, ben bic Staliener auf Dem @ebiete
6es Gunit9emerbeS in berporrasenoer
Beiie betbdtigeu.
gtabe benz @%iu9ause erbebt ii6 cine
mddtige nno nobl9elun9ene 8iifte bes
&onigs Sumbert, unb rings INN oielelbe
sruppirt ftd cine Wten9e i60ner @fulp>
tureu in Sol3 uno Wfarmor, oarunter
gang e%nt3iidenbe Sa6en. GinSelne
oenetianer Sirmen prunfen nit ibren
Bron5er, pra9toollen, irabe3u uitiiberz
troffeneu @lasfpaarert, sel6nieten Mf0z
beln nod alten Wtuitern urib 56mieoez
paaren; %forentiner Sirmen nit ibren
Mfaiolifen unb SaDencen, auneilt So
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-25
Stalien I'M Subufriepalaf.

pten mad often Mniteru, an bener ia
9erabe Stalieu 10 reid lit; Matlanter
baben i60ne Seibens urt6 Terttlpaaren
geiarbt, aber am meiiten bepunoert
ipiro wobl Die &oaefttott penstianif6er
Spisen, barunter jene bon Burat1o.
Die borttge Snbuitrie mar itabe3u gan3
perloren sesangen, bis cine bornebme
italientl4e Dame Dor etfpa einem Sabr>
3ebnt In Burano cine Sptkenl9ule
9~riinoets In ber ben jungen Mdbden
bic aarte 9unit burd alte erfabrene
Sebrer bei9ebra9t murbe; bic @raebe
nilie oieies patriotiidm unternebmens
itno anl Der Gnsfteluns gu ieben.
sic ftno es, Die ben pei1ettaniinen
Spisen nenerbinss gu ibrem 9roBeu
Rufe perbalfen.
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800 @elphnnua. BOO.

Die 2eier Der vSreien 9reIe" perben fid
frensty 5u erfabren, bab es ipenisitens cine
eefurdtete &ranfbeit siebt, ipel6e Bic @iHens
i9aft in al ibren Stufen gu beilem i'm Stanbe
IT; Salrs &atarr9'aur 1T Die einaise istt Der
ar5tl19erl Sruoerl4att betannte poftiDeD aur.
&atarrb e~rfOrsert ais cine &onftitutipnss
&ranfbeit cine conititutionene 8ebonbluna.
&au's &atarrb arr tpirb innerIid aenommer
uno pirtt brett auf bas Blut un6 bic ihIei.
migen Oberfd4en bes Sbitems, baburd bic
@runblase Der arantbeit 3erit5renb urb benz
Ratienten Strait sebenb, inbem fe bic fpniti,
tuition bes &Drpers %aufbaut un6 Der 0otur in
ibrem @srte bilft. pie Gisentbimer baden
70 biel 9ertrauen gu ibren SeiItrdften, baB ie
~einbunAert Dollars 8elobnung fir ieben Sa0
anbieter, ben tie gu furiren perfebIt. gabi
Gu4 cine etite BON 8eusniHm tommen @au
abreifre:
6.S. &beneb C Co., 9olebo, ..
co. @pn Orpauiiten, IS Gents.
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Der S(abeua- ,,Auartsr."

Die nSiabellasS oupenirzQ Quarters
tpel4e auf anreguns Der SrauenbebSrbe
eepr1gt Dur6en, ftn6 Die einateen Ser.
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= Gibraltar bat cine 7tdsige Quas
rantdne geger ale bon 9amburg fonts
member S@ife erfldrt.
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Nenli9 tnnr6en ueitere 20 Vru3ent
Der WeltauSiteaunsszS 6nlbbonbs abs
be3ablt, 10 oab bis jett 40 groseut Der
S4.555,50 b~etrasenben fra9ttben
S6ulb beslt9en fin6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-25

Staaten : Wtin=
SEN, auf pel6en
fi9 elm Srauen>
portrait befinbet, /,
Der aopf Der ipas 4
nil9en G6ni9inl \
Isabella, rAV
@6nnerin 6eS
Columbus. Der
9opf auf ben ses
w6bnli9enWfan< 3
sen TIT b.fanntlid
Elm Sbealfopf Der {
ben Ser. Staaten !.
mir ne9 einem neil
jeni9eu bon Wfari
@attin bes berhbm
ten.
&uf Der 9ebriei
lit bic @eitalt etn,
Danfgebet beS Sri
Der Srau ~erobertem
Die SiabeaasQ.
nur 10000 Stid
ftnb bon bebeuter
rung, oils bic colul
ftade unb fin6en al
ren &bfat. GO BE-
prbentli9en Nadfr
il cine Wthu3e an
taufen un6 3nar
bod biirfte bieler
l9on iest, penisits
etnen tnertli9en Fl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

The shark Of sharks. the real IMAM
eater" and the one most dreaded, Is the
white shark. This variety reaches length
Of thirty-ive feet and weight of 2,OO0
pounds Its head Is long and flat. aud the
snout far oyerhangs the mouth Its six
rows of teeth are sharp as lancets. aud
notched like saws Its mouth Is very
large, 50 that one has been known To cut a
mans body completely in two at a single
snap of its cruel jaws, aud another 70 swal-
low one AT gulp Near Calcutta one OF
these sharks wits seen tn swallow n bull
locks head, horns and all
From the stomach OF another bulls
hide WIS taken entire, aud the sailor who
made the discovery insisted that the bull
had been swallowed whole, aud all except
the hide had been digested From the
stomach OF another was taken lady's
workbox, filled with the usual contents,
scissors and all II is commonly the white
shark which follows the vessel mt sea day
after day aud week after week.-Iondon
Tit Bits
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
Difference in pitch.

The question Of pitch has always been
source OF dispute among musicians. some
advocating high, Others low pitch By
pitch u meant the Acutencss of musical
sounds and this " dependent on the uum
Der Of vibrations IN "a second The greater
the number the i3her the pitch, and vice
versa While il is important TO have a
uniform standard of pitch, musicians have
never been able TO obtain il, from the fact
that no general concerted movement has
been made in that direction There are,
therefore, several pitches. the highest Of
which is the American, the English com
ing next, then the German aud lastly the
French
The & tuning fork, at American pitch,
gives 80 vibrations To the second, the En-.
glish pitch is so. the German 52s and the
French 522 Even the last named Is much
higher than the pitch to which the class
cal composers were accustomed as the
pitch Of 1869, the pitch of Haydn. Handel,
Bach and Mozart was but $50 vibrations
per second, and some of their vocal works
can scarcely be rendered by the singers of
the present day on account Of the differ
ence in pitch The tendency at present is
| toward lower pitch. and If the manulact-
urers Of pianos Of organs and Of band in.
strumebts act In concert the end can be
secured. st Louis Globe Democrat
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
A Young Child wife.

The conversation had drifted to early
marriages, and Allan Thompson. %
Dubuque. said: The youngest wife
ever knew lived at Fairyiew. la. Her
maiden name was Ella Hotchkiss, and
at the age Of eleven she was married to
a youth of eighteen, whose name can
not now recall. frequently saw her
after her marriage playing with other
children about the village. making mud
pies. etc. About a year after the mar
rage a little daughter tiny thing
weighing but three pounds-was born
to the youthful couple. The ladies' Of
the neighborhood then persuaded the
child wife to don long dresses and quit
jumping the rope in the street."-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

Once when Judge w -, Of the United
States supreme court, reached Pittsburg
on circuit Mr. Wright entertained him
There WAS "A case pending then in the su
preme court which involved the values Of
two stocks The decision was certain TO
make one of the stocks valueiess aud the
other valuable II was considered an even
chance which way the decision would 70
The lawyers in the case had settled Il in
their minds that II Justice b were To
write the decision il would lie Ia their favor
The justice was noted for writing long de
eisions, The majority 81 the men on the
bench at that time wrote briefly Justice
W was entertained AZ dinner at Mr.
Wright's house After the dinner Justice
w became companionable and good
uatured
In the midst Of conversation about the
court and its work Mr. Wright said TO
Justice W, mentioning the case in
which he was interested, II suppose that
the decision in that case will he long one,
there t,eing 50 many points involved" "As
long as the moral law, my boy" said the
old justice, rs he smiled benevolently upon
his host. That was all that he said upon
the subject. Mr. Wright. however, knew
from this remark that il was he particular
justice who wrote long decisions who was
preparing the one in this case. This gave
him the cue for the decision, and he bought
stock based upon this Judgment II proved
correct, aud he gained exactly S10O. 600 from
this careless remark Of the too amable jus
tice. San Francisco Argnnaut
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
Making Ghost rh.teeranl,..

Photographers, AMI especially anna
teurs. have given much attention 10 tho
production OF spirit photographs, and
many suggestions have been made as to
the best mode II securing effective PIE
lures 4 prominent operator states that
he has obtained excellent results by set
ting mp the camera and focus in the
ordinary way. ON a person wrapped IN a
sheet or other suitable covering and plac-
ing the clothed spirits lightly out Of focus
against il dirk background, giving q
short exposure and then Gaping the
lens. Ii the real sitter Is then placed IN
given an ordinary exposure a material
lied angel viii be visible on the develop
ment OF tine photo. -Pittsb burg Dispatch.