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CHEAP STERILIZED MILK.
IT IS NOW PUT BhrORE THE PUBLIC
AT 4 MODERiIE PRICE.
Tn, rroee.. t- One of Emul.Ion-That is. the

The Process II One OF EmuIsiou-That IL. the
Fat OF the Cream IL Thoroughly Aesim,-
lnted In the Fluid and Made Digestibie.
The reason why sterllized milk has not until
lately come into general use has been because
OF It's high price. Its excellence and the hy-
genic value OF the process have long since
been admitted. but thirty and forty cents
quart has been charged, and that was heavier
burden than most people could undergo. What
has long been needed is milk properly ster-
ilzed and at low prices This the AppelberG
Sterilized Hygienic Milk Company have under
taken. and by a new. ingenious. and simple
process have been able to accomplish. Milk
that Is surrounded by every scientific safe
guard they have made obtainable at ten cents
q quart. price little exceeding that bought Of
the average milkman.
The real object in sterilizing milk Is too often
lost sight Of and its importance ia hardly
realized. Not only does the process kill all the
germs and bacteria that may exist but It
renders tho fluid absolutely digestible. The
complaint is often made by people with weak
stomachs that they cannot drink milk. that IL
Is too rich" for Them. This richness"
simply means that milk az 1t comes from the
COW is not perfect emulsion. Pure milk con-
sists OF two great principos-the fluid proper
and tho cream. the casein Of which cheese IL
made. and which is simply a fat. In unsteril-
lied milk this latter remains on the surface.
and Is that which Is hard to digest Steriliz-
alton does what ordinary mixing cannot: IL
thoroughly mixes the oils and water. and the
cream never rises ngain to the surface. being
perfectly assimilatcd.
DR.. Cyrus Edison. tho Sanitary Superintend.
ent OF the Board OF Health. says that more
children die OF tuberculosis than OF any other
disease. and that five per cent Of cows are.
affected with 1t. All danger this germ disease
Is done away with by milk sterilization. For in
fants but day old for convalescents and in
valids the Appelberg milk is practically in-
valuable. 1t is excellent for culinary purposes
as well. AMI travellers going long distances
can be supplied with sealed bottles. the milk
keeping indefinitely in these. The company
is fully equipped for daily delivery. and their
offices are 7!t9 Sixth avenue. between Forty
fifth and Forty sixth streets.-Adr.
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This Time He Asks for Permission to Con-
init Suicide.

This Time He Asks for Permission to Con-
init Suicide.
Albany. Oct. 21.-Charles F. Peck. ex- Com.
missioner OF the State Bureau Of Labor Statis-
tics. was arrested early this evening on war
rant sworn out by Manager F. W. Newman Of
the Capital district messenger service here.
The warrant was based on charges made By
two OF the Capital district messenger boys.
who had been called to Peck's rooms at II
South Hawk street
Detective Sweeny. who was sent to make
the arrest found Peck in bed. He asked the
detective to let him commit suicide. The de-
tective replied that he would if he had another
witness present. At the station house PECK
appeared to be very nervous. and kept repeat
ing his denial of the bows story. and declaring
that it was the continuance Of tho persecution
which began with his arrest far destroying the
papers relating to his last tariff and wages
report
Peck returned from Europe this week and
was arragned on Wednesday, under the old
indictment for destroying public pa pers. He
admits having been drinking heavily since his
return to Albany. and says that ne was
cution that is resting on him. and which has
driven all his friends from him" He Is to DO
examined tonight or early tomorrow.
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Yachts Looted Mt Commun paw.

River thieves made a raid Friday night on
the fleet OF the Jersey City Yacht Club. lying
opposite the club house at Communipaw.
Several Of the yachts were looted and 1t Is es-
timated that the plumber carried off Is worth
about $1,000 This does not include the dam
age done to the boats. The yachts raided
were Commodore &. II. Benson's Milie Vice.
Commodore Garrett Van liornes BESSIE. Capt.
Rollins's Oracle May. and Seth q. Babcock's
Flhn. No attempt was made to rob the Pavo-
MIA Yacht Clubs boats. only u short distance
away. This Is attributed to Commodore
his boat. the Phantom. until after midnight
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"King OF tho Potrero" aud State Senator
Arrested. Charged with Doing the BrlbIns.


Arrested. Charged with Doing the BrlhinS.
SAN FnANC1sCo. Oct. 2l.-Frank McManus, Q
local ward politician known as king Of the
Potrero." and State Senator William j. Dunn
were arreste ed on warrants late last night for
bribinR jurors In the trial OF Actor M. b. Cur
tbs for tn, murder of Policeman Grant. The
warrant does not specify which Juror was
bribed. Both were released on $1,000 bail,
and when their cases came up this morning
they we're postponed till Monday. These ar
rests are the result Of complaints made by Ac.
tor Curtis that McManus and Dunn had threat
ened his life il he did not pay SO 900. which they
claimed they had given to four Jurors to in
duce them to acduit Curtis. Curtis refused to
yield the money and informed the police. The
political enemies of the. two accused men
promise startling revelations when the cases
come to trial but those who have followed
similar cases do not hope for any convictions.
The police claim that since Curtis's acquittal
they have secured evidence showing that the
black ndled pistol. which was found smok-
ing near the scene Of the shooting belonged to
Curtis. as he had traded his own white handled
pistol for this one with his brother. Had this
TACT been proven on the trial 1t might have
convicted the actor.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 2l,-G. W. Clip, in charge OF a
Worlds Fair exhibit IRON South Africa. was
found dead yesterday In piece o! tim Der land
at the edge OF Thatcher Park. Il small suburb
on the Wisconsin Central He was sitting on
the ground. with his lack against n tree. In
his hand was revolver, and investigation
showed that no had fired . bullet into his
mouth, the missile PASSING through the brain
found which referred to relics Of the Mntabcle
tribe OF South Africa and some correspondence
relating to Capelr own matters. Tho Jury found
n verdict OF suicide. Clipp made daily visits to
the Fair, had no friends, and often seemed de-
aunuiaDt
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'"'->he" hauD .mocra,s Make Nominations
In Buffalo.

huFFALo. DC 1.-THE nnti-Sheehan Demo-
['ats He'd twtndependent Democratic nomi-
ta"'hs tod; Daniel MorGenstern. ex-
tupetlntende: OF Police. for Senator in the
Eaairtleth lisict. and Thomas }. Nunan for
20 IN nlyna in the First district. These
Ee al the leslative nominations that will DO
fJsne by thentis. Mr. Franklin ID. Locke ey-
fttnsneI the ,ason why by saying that in the
{@e e' dlsfrlts they wanted to make every
I'M count eninst the Sheehnn candidates.
h I'm ay,, ms wi to accomplished better by no.
fcmi.s thc leChSn confused by independent
ySsnnlnatio9i Mr. tockc predicts thntthe Shee.
Inn "nuiaacs VII be defeated in the Second.
ilnS . an, ,iSth Assembly districts. and that
ts sttiees, WILDE beaen in the I'lrtieth Senate
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lIcAGo. Oct. 2l.--With big revolver In
wide belt and n broad brimmed cowboy hat.
Charley Fair. the x-millionaire registered at
the Richelieu to-day. He came from Kansas
City. where he created a great sen sation by his
very queer actions. His newly made bride.
accompanies him and seems 20 enjoy the no.
tT1Triety thrust upon her husband and herself.
as they had breakfasted and removed the
stains of travel
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The light for the Casino.

~ was ann5 nced yesterday that Messrs.
,leter and (hary had secured permission
s| u, W. Rtsborn for the i'm mediate use Of
~ eaSlho' af that he had agreed not to al
Ease a1ijp u 10 taks adyqntaso of tho
bow Nhstd ing this. 1t was said that sgd
Esk nnrpsssniI had declared that the "Rain-
iaSnfn VI ~! would be reproduced at tile
And l,o son, SomI time during the coming week,
tY lore" Wy W ,aKe possessi9n Of tho theatre
agreed ~ y IGeessary. as Mr.. Roseborn mad
[Jers w s0 ri MN have it.. The. name OF tho
G!ne. M4s pc changed TO The Woman
Of ~ kainmaker OF Syria"
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Gall o. Agostini is an italian banker at 1873
Fast 18TH street. Italian bankers keep late
hours. and his place was open at l O'clock on
Friday night.
William Everett. II. and Thomas Doyle. 1S
years. of 2,540 Eighth avenue. walked into the
bank. and whom first seen by AGostini were
behind the railing near an open safe in which
thcrc was cor siderable money and JeWelry
Agostini had them arrested. Justice Welde
decided Yesterday that the young men had no
busne behind tho raj ling and ilned then So
each for disorderly conduct.
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variation In the Stories Told ny Trainmen
az To Its Kenl Cause.

as To Its Fenl Cause.
PORT Huron. Mich. Oct 21.-Conductor
John Burke OF train No. 8. which was wreck ed
In the Battle Creek collision yesterday. is
lying at his home in precarious condition.
His leg Is not broken. as at first reported but
his back Is injured and his head is cut nd
bruised.
Burkes train left tho tunnel depot two hours
late at 10 O'Clock Thursday night. and lost
time instead Of making it up. .iis train con-
sisted Of twelve cars.
Il received orders at lansing" said he. ito
pass No. q on tho double track az Nichols
was in car No. 1.O3o the third from the en-
CINE when the collision occurred. We always
have to slack up at that point for the Michigan
Central semarhore. and W" were running at
the rate OF fifteen miles an hour Suddenly.
like the crash OF cannon the collision uc-
Cured. In u flash the car was upset toward
the north side, and quickly filed with dense
BY an awful hard tuss e ! managed to
break open two windows. and climbed out and
shanty near ny. and was returning to heir
others when realized | was hurt and could
40 nothing more. and wns tnkentoa building
in car .o33. and most ~ them were smoth-
cred f. death ~ the gas AMI NJ SPOKE" or.
freight con,l uctors aud hav" !een doing PAS
senger service only since tho Worlds Fair rush
began. Wooley is only "A years old and has
been an engineer three yaar-.
BATTLE GREEN. Mich. Oct. 21.--Wh"n in
formed late last night that Conductor scott
Engineer WooIley said lit Goes NOT make
any difference to mo what Mr.. scott says:
There can he no doubt hu, the conductor told
me No. . had passed When | got on my seat
| said. Are you sure that no. !! has passed 2
He said Yes, and my fireman heard him: |
All right. 20 ahead
Conductor Scott SAYS that he will stand on
his statement before the people and the bar of
q Ia a no n trvi no
to avoid arrest. and az soon MS he learned he
was wanted he came back, Turner the fire.
man on Woolley''sengine. a bsolu'ey r.fuses to
talk. He saysthnt all he has 10 say in refer
ence TO the wreck he will say at the inquest,
At IL o'clock this morning Engineer Woolley
WAS released on bonds The officials are not
having an easy time learning what the testi-
mony will be In the criminal Investigation. An
officer called upon Fireman Turner this morn
ing. and he was given to understand that Tur-
nor's testimony would be in support OF his en-
gineer
1t Is thought that the Rev. Father Clark of
ErnntfOrd. ont. is numbered among he dead.
He IL known to have been on the train and has
not been heard from since the accident
George Willard. Of Brown Il Willard cigar
manufacturers al Hastings. Men. who was
on the wrecked train. IL missing. and his
partner believes he has perished.
Il. r. Stringcr OF Port Dover. Ont is among
the dead. He was known to be in the i'll lated
car, and n friend th 3 morning recognized some
distinguishing marks.
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IRA LJ.
ihe citizens Meing Nominated Him fer
Judge WhUut Knowing II.

Inc citizens netting ut Cooper Union FRI
|oa' night. nomined man whom tho lead
efS say they dldn mean to nominate Mt all
ana whom they mt know anything about.
He IS Iheophiui} Steele of Al Broad street
|he was nominate for the office OF City Court
about It ycsterdi
Well.a. tho fit is-a," said Mr.. Kelly. that
VIZ nominated " Steele-a without our knowl-
sa ts,3 Or con1cntIon't you know? Some days
,sV alr' Steee Eiends came to us and wunto Oh
.s 10 nominatelim.. But We didn't want to
,,"oim1p!icate thiss. don't You know. and We
Saan No. No,it appears that some OF Mr.
S slrn petition for Mr. Myers were going
mound u lot olertitlcates for Mr.. Steee wer.
smned IN wtlthem and got signed. Don't
'0u seer THIS how 1t was"
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ST.. LOUIS. Oct CIV. l.. Sturgoss walked
Into the Office Of the John Hancock Insurance
Company yesterday and fired four pistols shots
Mt General Manager John J. Raleigh. The
shots wore at close range. and only miracle
saved Mr.. Raleigh from being killed. He was
unhurt save n powder burned face. Sturges.
who was recently discharged from the com
pany's employ. was secured aftor II struggle.
and expressed regret that he had not killed tho
man who DISCHARGED him.
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Miss Rosita Marie Guerin, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henri Guerin of 2lS West Forty
fourth street and Mr.. Robert Chamberlain
Mitchell, son OF the Hon. Charles H. Mitchell.
OK Commissioner Of Patents. wero married
last "Wednesday AT the Church OF st. Mary tho
Virgin. Miss HuGita iihodes OF Providence
was The maid Of honor Mr., J; Condit smith
roll Post OF brooklyn and Mr.. Allen Kenneth
Alexander. After d wntdng tour to Western
cities Mr. and 5lrs. Mitchell will reside ut the
IaragfOru.
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The Hurricane ~ Nnssnu.

NASSAU. n. r.. Oct. 1.-THE hurricane which
swept over this island on the nth loft disas-
irons effects in it's wake. Nearly every wharf
and lefty r tho harbor, was seriously dam
with grcat force by the wind. flooding the
whole of East and West Bay streets.
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General Manager OdeIi KetIre~.

BALTIMORE Oct 81 i. T. Odell has resigned
as general manager Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. to take effect Nov. l. Me.
Odell has been with the Baltimore and Ohio az
general manager for about seven years. He
came TO ts service from the Northern Pacific
road. and has done much toward the develop
m ent Of the Baltimore and Ohio properties.
He has accented the place OF assistant to
President Mayer OF the Baltimore and Ohio.
with headquarters at Chicago.
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ynccinntors In Wall street.

Officers OF the Board Of Health yesterday
vaccinated 100 persons at the Consolidated
Exchange. who were willing to be vaccinatcd.
Most Of them wore employees.
The vaccinators will begin work on the
police force on Monday. md on Tuesday they
will muster the unvaccinated of the Produce
Exchange and ask the Governors to let his
physicians inoculats the Exchanges en-
DlOYeaS.
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'.'''or Murphy 50 ii Secretary Lamont Here.

osaAtor Edward Murphy Jr.. arrived at tho
,nnah House lst night and went to bed
s,M but not be'fc he had talked with Lieut.
/ Ss Ssneehan oyf the work of the campaign.
bsmooenator wiIfemain over to-day. and tho
Sseys,tauc 9retten W meet him.
khe TietarI Lanint and Mrs. Lamont were at
In o,nislorla liufl They are on their way to
esfe'awNiIIe. were the Secretary's father is
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Dr. bradford Won, Go to London.

Tho Rev. DIR. Amory II. Bradford pastor Of
the First Congregational Church OF Montclair.
n. j.. has declined call to tho Westmin ster
Congregations Chapel Of London. lie has de-
cided to remain ut Montclair.
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A heAtr. Mansscr Hurt,

James Gu I'm. n,orncerof Aha o,vmn,orho
hN'lti' was thrown from his carriage
yen,nI,h avenue and 10th street last
.kasfns dnl ma his right leg broken. lie
Meet eh ms residence at 2lS Last 10th
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COLLEGE POINT. L. l.. Oct u. Mimic Burke
the nineteen-year old daughter of James
Burke. foreman In the Mutual Brewing Com
pany in this place. il n typewriter by occupa-
ton. She was employed by a Jersey City firm.
and spent Sunday. with her parents. She did
not come, home last sunday. and they were
from her announcing that she had teen mar
ried and gono south. All they know about her
York.
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A. M-l2I5. 49, Henry street. Henry reschnisky,
damage slight; $50 ITO IVES; Nineteenth street
Charles Schumacher, restaurant. $50 damage
y. ME-: H. $50 smith avenue, Mary Lac kns damage
800 5:25, $3.50 Third avenue. Thume. say dan aye
5000 1870, ~ EutKers street. Charles SIMON damage
S26; I:2O. ~ stanton street. james Austen damage
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CItc,Ln Oct a. ISu3.-kuoN, the Halter New York
AMI hcHG. received thc SIX highest awards nj Worlds
COLUMBIAN Exposition to-day ON sik. sun, soft. aud
BI,tW uaIL ladies' AAIh aud Mapped hAtL-Ad+
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A Fs-ryno., Attached by Her Grew.

Deputy United States Marshal BigGart seized
the ferryboat Gildersleove at sag Harbor, l. l.,
Yesterday The boat runs between tn at place
and Shelter Island. Tho attachment was
secured ny the crow for unpaid wages am CUNT
ing to $40.
The morning call., 1893-08-19

Lean of Oakland. lot Sw corner of Thirty-sec-
ond and Masnolia streets, so by w 100. portion
OF iot y block q, Peralta Homestead Association
Oakland. gift
Louis and Anna b. Gottshall of Berkeley to
Saran /. Robinson (wife OF f. O. OF Berkeley, lot
on corner of East Twenty-second street and
Ninth avenue. NE IS by NV $50. block 81. Clin-
ton, East Oakland also lot on corner OF East
IWtnty-third street and Eighth avenue, Sc 100
Dy NE To- block 144. CLINTON, tast Oakland; $40.
, william Nj de Wolf of Alameda to william Z.
ruiton of San francisco. lot on ; line Of olive
street. 1874 "a OF Peralts avenue. K 32.9l,
1uS07, 81. TO- los IL, lot 80, Peralta-avenue
tract. Brooklyn Townsville; $40.
John c. and Sophie Siegfried TO the city OF Ala
media, lot on line of Taylor avenue. 25l 81 70 w
OF Sixth street w 25l :11a by 5 !. Alameda; s..
Henry NJ. Landsberger of Alameda to Henry
Mohns of A ameda. lot on line OF Baight avenue,
52S D OF Seventh street, i 90 by > 1876, Ala
media: $40
The morning call., 1893-08-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was no change in the condition OF affairs
around the Stock Exchanges yesterday, and prices
were steady under very light sales.
NOTES
Silver was a trifie stronger yesterday ana SOLD
81 73c in New York and 1884 d in London.
The Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Company
has declared dividend OF y per cent on the sub
scribed capital stock.
Bullion valued at $4,000 has been received from
the Mayflower gravel mine
The delinquent assessment sale OF the Hale 81
Norcross has been postponed until september 8.
William S. Lyle, the mining operator, leaves
this ev ming Tor the Vanderbilt mines, in San
r ?. Heating, the mining superintendent, is in
the city: also Foreman Pierce of the Hale a Nor
cross.
The Virginia Chronicle says: Notwithstanding
the present general depress on, considerable worS
is being done in Six-nile Canyon. There is a
small force Of men employed at the Lady BRYAN
Bropbv Adr!atic and North Bonanza mines and
paving is being extracted from all those prop-
critics A number of prosnectors are making fair
wages taking out streaks of rich ore in different
Ioca titles, aud at least twenty men are proitably
employed in Flowery. outside of miilhands The
large mills in the canyon all running also
the smaller cues, ard all engaged in business in
FloWery are more than holding their own, 1t is
only the low price of silver that works hardship
TO them.
Assessments Pending.
Following is a list of assessments now nendfnr.
The morning call., 1893-08-19
MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING, August Is

FRIDAY EVENING, August Is
Summary OF THE Markets
Wheat and Barley lower.
Oats in moderate request
Large yellow Corn declined.
Another break in rye.
Light receipts Of Hay.
Beans dull.
Potatoes in heavy supply. Onions higher.
Creamery Butter advanced.
Cheese steady.
Fancy ranch Eggs wanted
Honey moves slowly.
Poultry quiet
All fruits plentiful and cheap.
Another advance in Tomatoes.
Hams, Bacon and Lard firm.
Many changes in Dried Fruit.
No prices yet for new Raislns.
Hops steadily held.
Hides ana Tallow weak.
Wool very dull.
Meat market unchanged.
Rice as previously quoted.
Silver firmer again.
Exchange unchanged.
Advance In Wheat freights
The morning call., 1893-08-19
New York Markets..

NEW YORK. Aug lS.-The market for securities
was extremely dun again to day. Sales OF stocks
footed up 1926 shares, and trading for outside
account was probably higher than on any previous
day for weeks aud months p8sT. Less than half
dozen stocks Ehowed important fuctustIons aud
in these instances movements were "a ost erratic
General Electric dropped l5s to 37sz rose to
3912. broke to 81 10. rallied to 3a1a and closed at
1855. Manhattan showed net loss of Der cent
aud Lake shore and N rtbwestern about per
cent. while Distilers gained l and Lacsawanna
and Rock Island L. @s4. Governments firm. Pc
troleum higher: September, 59@59Iq.
EXCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS.
Money cali easy, closed offered at 81 Prime
paper. S@l2%. Sterling exchange firm: 6O-day
bankers bills, S4 S214@4 80; demand. 81 S61aA
81. y. ). AS. regular, Sll115: do coupon,
sl1l1a; 2's regular, $50 bid: Pacific Us. sos
bid; Silver, 73c.
The morning call., 1893-08-19
SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.
Arrived.


a. ,, FRIDAY, Aug Is.
eneme: 5000 SKIS barley, t. A Ger berding a. Co
Stmr Eureka, Leland 20 hours from N.wport
etc: pass and mdse. to GoOdaII. Perkins a Co
Stmr Point Iona. Conway, IS hours from Co.'S
mopohs: pass and mdse. to Grays Harbor Com
mercial Co.
Stinr Alex Duncan, Smith. 30 hours from Port
Hartford; produce. to GoodaIl. Perkins a 90
Ger ship X WatJen. l3S DAYS from swansao.
1886 tons coal. to Balfour, Guthrie A Co
ship st Frances Wilbur, 3b days from Ne,,,
York: mdse. TO Sntton Beebe
schr Mary Eta. Wetzel, j hours from Phelps
Landing; rs eds wood, to Bender Bros 'p
Schr Garcia, Larsen, 80 hours from Albion. 1870
III IT lumber, to Albion Lumber Co.
Cleared.
FRIDAY. AuQlS
Br stmr Monowai. Carey. Honolulu and SvSnsv
ID Spreckels & Bros. N' :
Nc stmr Costa Rica Mcintyre, Napaimo. r
Dunsmuir & Sons. ~
Stmr humboldt, Edwards. Eureka; M Ka,i,b s.
Co. 'u
Br stmr Grandholm. Mason. Nanaimo. John
Rosenfeld's Sons 'o""
stmr Corona, Hall, San Diego: Goodall. Perk,ns
& c.. oiA Nils
ship Jaoez Howes. Henry. Nsnaimo. Jonn
Rosenfeld's Sons 'onh
Schr Czarina, Schmalz, SAND Point. MccoI,.n
Fishing and Trading Co.
Bark Richard III, Sorman, Nanaimo. p INNS
muir & Sons. " Dan'
Sailed.
FRIDAY. Aug Is.
Stmr San Benito. Smith. Tacoma
The morning call., 1893-08-19

The following are the causes assigned for the
failures: Incompetency, 50; inexperience, s:
inadequate capital Tor the business und rIaken.
10; personal extravaganza. 4: neglect OF business
and bad habits. a. excessive competition, 2; I'M
favorable circumstances, floods, fires, etc, Ii.
fraud. 4.
The same agency reports 80 failures in the Pa
ctc Coast tateS and Territories for the week
ing yesterday. as compared with 81 for the Drevi-
GUS week ana 3 for the corresponding week in
S92 The failures for the past eek are divided
among the trades as follows: groc-rs general
stores, hotels, saloons, restaurants, retail
fruits. wholesale paper. l cigars and tobacco,
photographer, l varieties, i bank. I printer
wholesale lumber, wholesale grocer, l wholesale
liquors and l box factory.