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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
PIEDMoNr AIR LINE.
!. S SR ::K
The GrHaiest Southern SYSTEM,

I IMPROVED schedules. Through first cIass
a coaches between Savannah and AshevilIe,
n. O., for Hot Springs and other Western
Carolina points.
Also TO wulhalla and Greeuville, s G., and
intermediate points via Columbia.
Quick time and improved service 70 Wash
ington Now York and the East
Only line in the south operating solid vesti
buled limited trains with Pullman dining cars
Double daily fast trains be tween New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Char
lotte, Columbia. Savannah. and jacksonville
and Tampa, Fla, carrying Pullman drawing
room cars between savannah and New York
on all through trains. Also dining cars be-
tween Savannah ana Washington on trains 81
and 81
W A. TURK, G. p. A.. Washington, D. G.
D. II. HARD WICK, A. G. =. A., Atlanta, ca
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What You Need

tits unnecessary Tor US TO tell you so-you
have known It long. But II is ours to remind
you that unless you act promptly you must
. buy II at the regular retail prices. for the
Introductory offer lasts but short time
longer Address
The Constitution,
~ ATLANTA. GA
4 Rp
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AT THE THEATRR.

Hoyt's "a Black Sheep One of the
,. Best Plays of the Season.
A Black sheep is one of the best plays
that savannah theater-goers have wit
messed this season. and it was seen by
an excellent audience. The play is of the
class that has made Charles Hoyt famous
as a playwright. 1t Is his newest and
latest effort, and promises TO be a greater
success than any he has ever produced.
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FEARS FOR THE FALCON.

Gail and see samples at the local office,
101 Broughton street, Savannah, Ga.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-16
ask
the doctor

Most women feel the need
of something that will tone up
the system and put new life in
to a tired body-stop that CON
slant headache and feeling of
nervousness. In almost every
case the doctor will prescribe
iron in some form, but iron is
hard to take, discolors the
teeth me 7oomau likes MoU
and induces constipation ana
other ill-eHects. However,
there is one iron medicine
oN/y oue-known as
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-16
FOR THE DRUMMERS.
Past II and The Ladies' arc Getting
Ready.

Post II had meeting Saturday
night at which the ladies' engaged
in helping for the meeting of the
Texas division attended. Seven
new members were enrolled. Prep.
arations for the greatest travelling
mems event in the history of Texas
are being pushed
The arrival of the old veterans of
the Texas war of Independence TO
follow the travelling mems meeting
was also considered.
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General Conference, M. E.
Church, South.

For the general conference. M. K.
church, south, at Memphis May .,
the International route will make
rates of one fare for round trip,
tickets on sale April 30 to May "a,
inclusive, limited to May 81 for
return.
If parties of sufficient size can be
organized through cara will be run
for their accommodation. Call on
nearest ticket agent or address me
for full inform alton.
d. ]. PRICE, A. G. 2. A.,
Palestine, Texas.
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Hoods si;;'''iji'' Cures

hoods Pills cure all liver Ills biliousneaa.
Aundics. indigestion. sick headache. De
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-16

lOu9H BousD-To. 82.--EoRTH BOUNDING.
w Waco at s. N! Arrives $3.50 p. n
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Cheap Rates

TYLER, TEXAS, March %, 1891.
The following explains itself: S. G
Warner, General Passenger Agent
"Cotton Belt Route" is 10 recsip
of the following letter, which shows
that the exc onfederate veterans at
tending the grand reunion at Birm
ingham, Alabama, via Memphis, in
April, will be royalty treated By
the citizens Of the "Queen City Of
the Mississippi"
Hall of the Confederate Histori.
cal Association, Bivouac No. l6.
Y oited Confederate Veterans No.
Is, Memphis, Tenn, March 20,
1894: Mr.. S. G. Warner, Ty-
Ter, Texas: Dear Sir-I have
been hustling around for several
days among the citizens and soldiers
and have had few conferences
with Mr.. Rector. We are certain
ly going to have the drill and will
otherwise be able TO make it enter
tanning to our western visitors who
will chance to pass by en- route to
Birmingham
The drill will take place some
time during the day of April %,
1894, so you can conform your lit
arature to suit the occasion The
spring races take place at the same
Time and altogether it will be a gala
day. Gen. John B. Gordon and
staff, also Gen. w. II. Jackson and
staff are invited to be with us.
Yours truly,
4 j. BLACK
The drill spoken of is a competi
tive drill between picked company
Of ex- Confederates and the celebra-
ted Chickasaw Guards. Mr.. War
ner is also in receipt of letter from
Memphis stating that the entertain
ment of the Texas tx Confederates
will be participated in by the mayor
and members of board of trade and
cotton exchange. The great Mem
phis race meeting will also be on.
Those leaving Texas on the morn
ing of April 22d, or in time to
reach Texa,kaua that night, will ar
rive in Memphis on the morning Of
April 23i, and spend the day
in Memphis, if desired, arriving in
Birmingham $3.50 a. m, morning Of
April gath in time TO secure quar-
tiers before the rush Tickets will
be on sale April 22i and 23d, good
for return thirty days from date of
sale, lowest first class fare for the
round trip. S. G. WARNER,
General Passenger Agent.
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Browns
Iron Bitters

which is easy to take, palata-
bic and pleasant. 1t is harm
less and the most reliable iron
medicine known. A bottle of
this famous remedy will work
wonders. 1t will fill out those
thin checks, put energy into
you, give you a new lease OF
life and 7voN'f stain the teeth.
Thousands Of testimonials
prove these statements. The
dose is small and the benefit
great. Its good for all the
family. Try it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-16

BROWN CHEMICAL co.
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THE PRESBYTERY.
Meeting This Morning at the Pres
byterian Church.

The Central Texas Presbytery
.re, at 9 o'clock this morning and
ras opeped with devotionsl exercies
conducted by Rev. II. M. Syden-
stricken.
The minutes of Saturdays session
rare read. corrected and adopted.
Rev. J. p. Robertson, chairman
of the committee on Daniel Baker
college, made the following report:
Your committee to whom was re.
ferred the request from the trustees
Of Daniel Baker college for advice,
would respectfully submit the fol-
lowing as our opinion of the case
l. The trustees should enter q
contract for five years with Rev. b.
T McClelland, the president re.
1uirinc him to provide remunera.
ZION for himself and his associates
from the tuition and other sources
that NAV be at his command, and
clearing the trustees of financial
responsibility for the support of the
college during that time. But to
assist him in furthering this plan
into successful operation the sum of
t45o should be paid to him the
irst year.
:. The president should during
This time be perm tied to select his
own assistants, but.the choice Of such
assistants should be subject to the
approval of the trustees.
The report was made the order of
the day for | a. m.
The sessionsl records of Corsi-
n cana, Gatesville, Marlin, Mid way
h and Kosse churches were approved.
Il The offer of the editor of the
4 Central Presbyterian to publish the
n minutes of this meeting, was ac-
Y cepted
n The seasonal records of Hico,
q Nazareth and Lingleville churches
Ewere approved with exception.
4 The seasonal records of Temple
*ChurCh were read.
4 request was received from Oak
lsland church that the church be
dissolved and the members trans
ferred to Mexia church.
On motion Rev. S. A. King, Rev.
r. f Hardin and Elder J. f. Ross
we're appointed commission to in
Festigate the Oak Island church
ind report at the fall meeting of
presbytery.
Mexia church was granted per-
mission to employ Rev. r. +
Hardin for three fourths of his
Dime
kosse church was granted per
& lission to employ Rev. X +.
8iardin for one-fourth of his time.
III lhe report of the committee on
#orelgn missions WAS read by Rev.
III. L. Hardin, as follows:
III l. We are thankful to note that
ae contributions this year amount
q $50 40, an increase of $245 over
Nat year,
~ We would urge again on the
hurches to undertake the support
Id partial support of some mission
n ry IN the foreign field.
81 g. We have one young lady who
B "a. as offered TO go as a foreign mis-.
yMonary.
S We ernestly urge the pastors
q all the churches to do all they
x Rn 10 aid in the circulation of that
Z tcellent magazine of our church,
IA The Missionary"
M On motion of Raw. h. X Smoot,
B. e second paragraph of the report
T. as stricken out and the report was
Z ben adopted.
81 ne hour for the discussion of the
Z port Of Daniel Baker College hsv-
b. Z arrived, the report was read and
scussed at length. The report
Plhes IN the form of advice to the
acners of the college, at their own
qnest.
Found, a Baby.
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grrION COMMITTEE.

The ladies reception committee
for the grand reception of the Trav
eler,' Protective Association at the
Pacific hotel Wednesday evening of
the 18th instant
Mesdames Geo Clark, Ed r ,tan,
VIM Cameron, w l. Prather, Tom
Padgitt, w w Dav ), Sa n Sanger.
K o Rouusayall, Robt Parrot, w
f Dlpree, X II Harrison, Will
Brooks, + A Blair, John Sleeper,
J q Winter, Wooisnn White H Ii
Shear, Juige TO drich, Rufus
Chatham, John Hart, S w Slayden,
J G West. p II Dean, w A William.
sou, 5 l. Downs, Joe Taylor, James
Carter, Charlie K chardson, G ID
Hamilton, w S Gillespie, j ,hn
Sesrs, Jr., II B MIstrot, John
Marshall, Howard Mann Robt
Brooks. DR. Hengst, r w Beau.
mont, CHARLES Sanger, Mrs ID III
Otand
Misses Hig sinson, Minnie John
son, Tina Mstrot, M +, Sears,
Burke, Bessie Lakeland, Kate
Suead, Kate Rishsr, Minnie Taylor,
Mary Randall, Matte Jones, Kate
Friend Lets McLendon, Abby
Goodrich, Hortense Alexander,
Lsllie Marshall, Il "a nellie Jones,
Gardner, Sat4 .rrans, Nellie Lou
Tibbs, Hattie Trics, Dscca West,
Tekla Weslow.
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BOSQUE FARM.

I'm H. PraMer. Prop. Joe Trice, Supt
For sale thorough bred registered
Berkshire and Poland China pigs
from best strains; also choice potato
slips and tomato plants.
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Found, a Baby.

a bout s o'clock this morning
mates OF the Children's Nursery
North Forth street we're reused
'ne cries of a child on the out
e' On going out a small baby,
Parently not more than three
SeSs old and we'll dressed was
uuu lying on the back steps of
nursery, where it had doubtless
eh placed during the night by
me person.
~ Is a bright infant and is being
ed for at the nursery.
Somet Pile Remedy cures.
For sale by Fl. G. FISHER & Co.
ender steak and roasts at Crippen's,
nef Fifth and Franklin.
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For the tenoere-t and greatest
variety Of meats see Crippen, corner
Fifth ard Frank in streets.
The morning call., 1894-06-28

Layers QuotabIe at soe@sl p box: loose MuscateIs
In boxes, 5e@75c; Caufornla clusters. 81 25GI 50;
No. loose, Ia sacks, 21a693c y n; No. 2 loose.
2A@215c: Dried Grapes 14@Dls4c.
for sosss sos & for p safSshe fas sS9e
softsheil Almonds. 1o9llc; hardsheH do, ea7c;
paper shell, II 191l2I%c 2 10; Peanuts, SG4c p
n n for domestic; iekory gts 6@sc; Pec4ni,
berts. lO@l01&e; Brazil Nuts, S@e9c p 10; Cocoa
nuts. $500 so p 100.
VEGETABL BLES-Asparsgus and Rhubarb are no
longer worth quoting. Cueumbers doing bet
ter. summer SQUASH is getting cheap. Supplies
of Corn are Increasing. Green Corn Is qu0tabIe
at 76c@sl 20 p sack and lO@I5c p dczen for
common and 2092oc p dozen FOR Bay Cucum-
oers, hugoee Y box for VaGavifIe ana 81 26pl 30
Chile and lu9l5c = n Tor Bell: Summer
Squash. 2O@26c for vacsvllle and 5O@s0c for
&c; Golden wax Beans, il4@2c > ID: Marrowist tat
csrroas. 85a4oc sti: pi ssSic. SS s2.c c' fsea S
PRoVIsIoN Ns-Bacon. l0c p 10 for heavy and
141a or extra light: Eastern Sugar-eured Hams,
1215Gl3e p n; California Hams, l20l21%c ? n;
for pure; pals, sIsc; California tierces. ss4@7c
for compound and s12@Sc for pure; half.bbls,
as > DBL sxtrs % mes % do, ss: family do. sio SO:
extra prime PORK. $l90I3 SO; extra clear, $3.50
1s p bbl; mess $le 6o@l7; Smoked Beef. 10c
HoPs-ouoted at lo@l2c p n.
HIDES AND sK1NS-Heavy saIted steers, 41s
MD @ids sigasszc f ssltea Kip 4e 'sHe sated Calf Calf,
&c; saIted Veal. oc; dry Hides, usual s.lectiou,
61ae p 70; dry Kip sRd Calf, sac p d. prime
Goatskins, 25@40c each: Kids, 5@i0c: Deer
SKINS good summer. Csc 10; medium. Is @2Oc;
winter, Sc; Sheepskins, shesrlinss, l0@2Oc each;
ort wool, 25935c; medium. z0950c each; long
wool, 50@7sc each; Culls of ali kinds about n
less
TALLOw-No. / rendered. 4Aa41sc; country
TalIow. 4e p u: refined, 55s@57sc . %; Grease. 8
OSLO p n.
wooL-spriug clip, San Joaquin and Southern,
5ea6lac for Years clip 6psc for seven months
FoothilL @9c; choice NoFthern, SOLO p 10:
Nevada, 709c; Humboldt ana MenuocinO. 10G
12c 2 II: Eastern oregon. 1890; Valley oregon
lU6l2c y ID.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO. June 27.-Porter Brothers Company,
Chicago sold eight of California fruit auc-
tion to-day. Tragedy Plums, 81 65@3 05; Royal
Naval Plums, SOc(9l 2O Clymsn Plums, ST. Peach
PIums, 81 2O Abundante Plums, 50 IS; Japan
Plums 50: Alexander Peaches, 5O@sOc; Hales
Peaches, '75c: Royal Apricots, 50@75c; Mont
jamets, $75085; Royal Anne Cherries, $50@35c:
Tartarians poor condition, 25070.
The Earl Fruit Company sVid California fruit
at auction to-day, realizing the following prices
Cnerries-Black Tartarians, 75c(S$l Is; Napoleon
Biggerrau 9OcQs1; Royal Anne 65@SOc: good
msfy showing rain damage brought less. Apricots
ROYAL 65075c; Triumph, 81. Pesches--75@Boc.
Pmms - urple Duane, 81; Peach $2@4 AS
Mikado, 81 l6; Royal Hetive, Sl0l 20; Clyman,
ri. Prnnes-Tragedy. 81 5093; Simoni, 81 20.
bartlett Pears-$2. supply large weather hot.
Porter Brothers Company, New ork, sold TO-
day at auction five cars of California fruit:
washington pinma. SO 35 fancy peach piums.
So rs: Small, S5c(9S1 so; Koenig Claude plums,
S0c@Sl So: Tragedy prunes. 81 5V@2 65; SMALL,
81 60; Royal HetIve. 70e@sl 10; cherry. 5000 J;
apples 81 95@2 10: Royal Anne cherries, o2c(0
ST 10; RepubI leans. SOL 10; Alexander peaches,
5Oc(1$l 40; Hales, O5Qs5c; Royal apricots, 40 @
75c; MontRamets, 65@85c; Peach apricots, %
81 70; Newcastle, doc; Moorparks, 9Oc.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
BALDWIN s
HAMMOND.
10 Montgomery ST.
Telegraphic.
IelegFaphic.
POINT LOPOS June 27-Io rM-Weather
hazy; wind NV; velocity 32 miles.

Telegraphic.
POINT lOPOS = June 81 rM-Weathcr
nazy; wlnd NV; velocity 81 miles.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Belgic for
China and Japan, Maripesa for Honolulu and SyQ-
ney, San Jose for Pausma, Bonner for Yaquina
Bay. Columbia for Portland and Silver Spring for
Pismo
Steamers to arrive to-day are the Yaquina from
Humboldt Bay aud Gipsy from the Salinas River
The Ger ship Ailce is chartered for wheat to
Europe, 2bs.
The ship Yosemite loads coal at Departure Kav
for this port; bark Highland Light, same voyage.
option OF San Pedro.
Spoken.
June 24-Bktn Portland. hence June 20 for As
toria. ~ no
June 1910 N. 2s w. Br ship Dovenby Hau. firm
June 1877 13 n, SO 80 w. ship Benz seve,I.
from Vancouver for Queenstown.
Domestic PORTS
ALBION-Sailed June 26-Schr Bessfe Tor
San Francisco - A'i
AsToRlA-Arrivsd June 27-schr j NJ weath.
erwax, hence June l3.
cisco. ~ NAHu-
OLYMPIA-s Sailed June 27-schr E4csIs,or 20,
EUREKA-sailed June 27-stmr Humboldt and
schr Fortuna, for San Francisco ' AN
TATOOSH-Passed in June 27-Stmr Maekinav
hence June % for Tacoma: bark Germania. hen"e
June 10 Tor Seattle; bark Rufus Wood, hence
PoIST TARENAaArrivedJ June 27-schr Bender
Bros, hence June rs.
SeHSu juno ~f-otmr Sunol, Tor Port Los An
sAN PEDRO-Arrived June 27-stmr Er cais,or
hence June 20, and sailed June "a.
Salled June 27-Stmr NeWSboy d.
bOWENS LANDING-Sailed ,June 07-Schr
Amethyst, for San Francisco
GREEN June 27-stnr Ca.
wood, for San Francisco. een-
Foreign Ports.
Beauty HEAD-Passed June 25-Rrshtn c..
tiSn DaIes IRON nam burg for San francisco
HONG-kONG-Arriyed June 26-Rr sImr IT,
press or India from Vancouver % D. LII Ill
Gaelic, hence May 49, oE sIinr
AMOoR RIVER-Sailed June 26-Scbr co,0
peer. for Hakodate. ''nr Oom-
LIVERPOOL-SaiIed Jnne 1e Chi, u ~,
lard. for San Francisco H4S VIZ
COLON-Sailed June 25-stmr Na~,-. o.,
New York. "o"porSs ior
movements of Transatlantic sts,mar.
new fohK-Arrived June 27-Stmr Amaric"
irSm london: stmr Bohemia, from HAMBURG
81 JoHNS-Arrived June 27-Stmr Csrth.
genia. from Glasgow. 'Af'nA
lmportations.
tAQulNA BAY-Per Homer-24e2 axis WHEAT
1888 SKIS oats, 100 SKIS bran 1898 SKIS fonr q
as SKIS barley buggies. Is pdls chairs
cs groeeries l ks liquor, es mdse 36 sks grsns
Consignees.
| fer Homer-Moore, Ferguson & Co: Haas Bros
| Cd Leist Co; W Price 4 Co; Outard. u y
sheldon; Smiths Cash Store; American Csrh Ac,@
Gas 20; Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Co: g I Psrks. II T.
Meii; A Schilling Co; Lievre, Frick a Co. 7
Steinhagen & Co. ~ w.
| fo1 late Shipping Lntetttoencs See Tenth Paos
The morning call., 1894-06-28
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market continued dull yesterday and there
was but little change in prices. Very little was
done or heard about the stock exchanges, outside
OF preparations by the different BROKERS as to
their vacation. The news received from the Com
stock report everything looking well, without
any important change at any point.
&c Morgan mill is running ia full blast and is
likely 10 continue.
The Eureka viii start shortly on the working OF
Sums, OF which large amount is on hand. For
eign capital controls the mill aud works
lhe Mexican mill started on low grade ore, and
II II Is found TO pay reasonably wen there is
enough 70 keep the mill at work steadily.
.. NOTES
Silv er declined to 621ae in New York yesterday
and to 2S5ad in London.
tne DELINQUENT assessment sale Of the Hale &
Noreross takes place to-day.
william Bannan, George Bannan Charles Ford,
X Is. Armstrong Charles Cate, II Gosliuer, viii
nam Hayes, Joseph GOssman and w. Roach. all
leayo Tor weeks fishing trip on the headwaters
OF I'll River tomorrow.
The savings and Loan Society has declared a
dividend Of 4 80 per cent per annum on term de
posts ana per cent per annum on ordinary
Al ths annual meeting OF THE stockholders Of
the West Con. Va & al. Mining Company 93,O56
shares were represented and the following officers
elected 10 serve I2r the ensuing year: NJ. w. Fox,
president; q +. Thurstoa yice-pr .Sident and A.
u. C&rYil, T. y Lain ana X. Collins directors
r. H. Andrps was reelected secretary and Il. w.
Iaugerman superintendent The secretary's
s9l2 p So
In ne Seq. Belcher there has been extracted
nom mo mine during the week i tons OF fair
grade ore IN the savage on the l05U level the
Mest CIosscut from the top of the upraise In the
norm drltt was advanced IA feet total length
% feet; face is in quartz giving fair assays. he
VEST crosscnt from the sixth floor of the south ore
stopes was advanced 8 feet; total length 80 feet
isce IN quartz giving low assay. On the 100 lev
sne norm lateral drift from the station was ad
Nahceu ~ feet, total length 2l5 feet. During the
Week they have hoisted 90 cars of ore; car sam
pies average S25 ] q per In the Justice dur
ing tne past week the branch Grift from the Jus
wee drain tunnel has been advanced Is feet; face
continues In hard quartz giving low assays.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

PALACE HOTEL.
II w Steele NY f smith q W, Denver
II Wilson. Carson 7 Miller Omaha
II Hoidridge, Omaha M Newlin, Los Angeles
= Whelney, Wyoming Butler,
J EspY, Ohio NJ COugnlar 81 d, Cal
z Ham iIton Riverside p H Hill BeIoit Wis
DR. d. Mrs hetson. Conn j J Slater n
Mrs W C3raega, n @ S Bendyke, Auckland
J M Bendyke, Auckland Penrose, Philadelphia
Lyon q ", Nevada Armstrong, San Jose
q Carpenter, g Perkins, Cal
i stevens 81 W. San Jose L Wing & ", Chicago
g McIvor, San Jose J w Lyman, SAP Jose
W Seller. San jose II Holiness Canandagua
Stone WHO'S Ang A johnson, Riverside
i A Cox, MADEIRA Show. England
w Bean, England w Sgafus why
n Alberger & ", Chicago r Eddy q W Montana
j. r Burns, Pas0 Robes Mrs Winchester. s Clara
Miss Merriman .MOuntnV WfsneT,
j. w Stout, n 7 o MusseT, Chicago
L BluInaur q W Chicago w Brenan.
Goidgmith n Y o G Bynum, San Antonio
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
w Murray, San jose J e Craver, Stockton
d Msban, San jose 3 Crayer, Stockton
j Elliot, Altamont A Whitman, Stockton
J n Nuland. Sulsun NJ M Jensen, Utah
mcComepa, FeFndale ii Standing, Utah
Mrs II Mueller. Cal 3 Stoner Ohio
il Vessel, Templeton Mrs II Stoner. Ohio
Webster; San Miguel G E$lmmler, n Y
j Webster, San Miguel r Harvey. Boston
W II Tow3send. Cal Miss L Campbell,
Jayta San j. Oblspo Cane, Stockton
y Palmer. Reedley Lewis Tacoma
q Hartman, SANTA Cruz ID Snyder & W. Wash
j W Read, Tutare W Conner. Casumnes
V @ Shafer, San Jose 7 Bradley, Tacoma
j s Smith, Walnut Creek
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
W walker, san Jacinto j L Macden, Cal
T. c griffin, Stockton Covert, MERGED
j G Baker. WalnutCreek Dutey, sacramento
a johnson; Oakland Donaldson,
FHalI. Fresno stable Napa
j w Ellsworth. Rafael w Smith, Fresno
) DaFey, Boston Johnson, Iona Prieta
ESehult, Nisah9
The morning call., 1894-06-28
Stocks i'm London.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cablegrsm: The Improvement in stocks con-
tinues. The statement Of President Cleveland
has had good effect here. Americans rose
steadily to-day and closed at the best 1t is be-
Iieyed the worst of the trade depression 10
America is over, but a slow recovery Is expected
The other markets partly responded to the i'm
provemenr IN Americans, but business is still in
significant. The India council SOLD 65 lakhs Of
rupees at rates ranging up to 13 1892. The
The morning call., 1894-06-28
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Aea
ocean DiviSon-and PACIFIC COAST Ssx5zS4
S. g. CO.. Will disp2 tch from Spear-street wharf,
At 10 A. NJ, for the above ports one OF their Al
ilcn steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-May "a, June 3, 13
23, July s, IL, -, Au ust =, -. ~
COLUMBIA-May 29. June s, Is, 2S July g.,
lS. 2s. ngust z. u, 27.
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. Ry. and
rtss 6oub a POINTS s, IN SsSo
Montana, Dakots, Utah. Wyoming Yellowstone
Park and ali points east and south and to Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabtn. $40; steerage. So;
round trip. cabin, $50,
Ticket ofHces-I Montgomery ST., and Palace
Hetel, New Montgomery St.
Freight of1ce-200 California st.
6O0DALLa PERKINS g. CO., Supt. ocean Div.
II 10 Market sI., San Francisco