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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM san
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 AN. STIfHs
Nov. 6. Il. d y. -s1s+Asaaa<s
For British Columbia AMI Puget Sound ports
Oct. =. and every fifth DAY thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Steamer Willamette
Valley, rv.;v Wednesday 1t > A. VI.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately. A. M
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo CLOS
Ange'es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day
alternately, at II A. n.
For ports in Mexico ~ a N. 18th OF each month.
Ticket Ofiice-Palace Hotel New Montgomery
street.
GoODALL, PERKINS, & CO., General Agents
II 10 Marker ST. San Francisco
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Oct. 81.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Silver steady.
Wheat futures higher.
Barley frmley held.
Oats, corn and rye dull.
Bran lower. Hay stiff
Beans weak and arriving freely.
Decreased customs collections.
RaIsins and dried grapes lower.
Provisions unchanged.
Vegetables dull.
Grapes lower.
Butter continues to weaken.
Further decline in eggs.
Immense stock of poultry.
Game steady.
Potatoes and onions plentiful.
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Royal MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

~,TEAMERS LEAVE ASP NWALL <1s-es
- fortnighty for the west.i lies and 1872
southampton calling route at CherOourg,
france, and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills of Il ding, IN connection with tae
Pacific Mail S. s. Co.. issued for freight and treas.
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Fly
N outh Cherbourg, southampton. First-ciass.
$l95: third-eass, $97 so. For further particu-
u 800 California Sc
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Nov 1.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day realizing
the following prices: Salway Peaches, S0@S5c;
Malaga Grapes. half crates, Sl@l a.; double
ccates 81 SUtd2 Is; rokay. half crates 3oc@sl 80;
double crates, 81 4O(1l 50; Muscats hail crates,
65@sgc; Cornfchons. 5 1901 30; Emperor.
81 40: Verdeil. 75tGS5c.
Porter Bros Company. Chicago, sold FIVE
at auction to-day: Half crates Emperor Grapes.
81 l5Gl 20: Tokays, 81 1901 80; Ounces, 81 40
al so.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

THURSDAY. November l.
stmr Cosmopolis, Dettmers IL hours from
HOquiam; lumber, to Wood, Slade Thayer
stmr South Coast Higgins, 65 hours from va
Stmr Point Arena. johnson. Is hours from Men
docino, etc; pass and mdse. to Mendoeino Lum-
Der Co
stmr Humboldt, Edwards, q hours from Eu-
reka; pass aud mdse, TO M Kalish & Co.
Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, days from
Departure Bay; 24LO tons coal, to DuDsmuir d
stmr CITY of Topeka Carroll. 80 hours frem
Tacoma; pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins &
Stmr whitesboro johnson, hours from Ma
Schr Amethyst, sorland. 40 hours from Eowens
Landing: lumber, TO Haywood a Hackley.
Schr Ida Mckay. Johnson, DAYS from Coos
Bay: 255 NJ # lumber. TO L Howard
Cleared.
THURSDAY, November /.
Ship j Brown, Magune. Nanaimo; John
Rosenfeds Sons.
Br bark Dunnerdale. James, Queenstown; ED
Bstn City of Papeete, Berude, Tahiti; J Pinet
& Co.
THURSDAY. November /.
Stmr Alex Duncan. Plnmmer santa Cruz
Stmr Lakme. Bonifed. Nanamo.
Stmr walla Walla, Wallace, Victoria and Port
Townsend.
Ship j Is Brown Magune NanamO.
Br bark Sharpshooier Watts. Eureka
Bktn City of Papeete. Berude, Tahiti.
Schr Moonlight. Simpson, Mazatlan.
hr Gotama. Brissem. Coos Bay.
Schr Jennie Thein Hansen. Eureka.
Schr Jennie Stella, KreDs, Columbia River.
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS-November l-l0P Weather
foggy; wind Sw velocity miles.
Shipping Notes.
steamers to sail to-day are the South Coast for
Yauuina Bay Arcata for Port OrtOrd, CORONA Tor
San Diego and Gypsy for the Salinas River.
steamers arrive to-day are the Umatiila from
! land, Mineoia from Tacoma North Fork and Ma
| tiopaI City from humbol Bay, Arago and Alice
Blanchard from Coos Bay and Eureka from New
| port.
naimo for this port: bktu Eureka lumber at Ia
| coma aud Hum Doldt for La Paz.
Spoken.
| Oct 26-5l N 8 w. Br ship Sierra Cadena. from
| Swansea for San Francisco,
| oct 24-49 10 W. Br bark Thistle. from Ant
| werp for San Francisco-hove to with topsails
| close reeled. - -
Per schr Glendale at HoQuiam-46 ia So W
| sehr Sadie.
| miscellaneous.
The stmr Alice Blanchard. which arrived a
| Coos Bay yesterday, reports the brig L w Lucas
bottom up at umpqua.
| EUREKA, Nov 1.-The Stmr Excelsior. prevf
| ously reported ashore, was got of. She will b;
| beached for examination.
| Domestic Ports.
COOS BAY-Arrived Oct 3l-Stmr Alice Bian
chard. hence Oct %. Nov 1-sehr Gem, hence
| oct Is.
REDoNDo-Sailed Nov l-Br ship British Yeo
man, for Portland.
| TACoMA-Arrived Nov 1-Schr Laura Madsen
hence Oct Is. Oct 2S-Br ship Aneaios, IRON
Shanghai.
sailea oct 2s-Br ship Andrada for Liverpool
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The Insolvency Court.

Henry Foster, saloon-keeper, has filed his
petitionsin insolvency. He has now descended
10 the position OF barkeeper, and attributes his
failure TO lack OF business, hard times aud
shorness OF cash. He owes s2lS6 So, assets,
MI.
Patrick Deasy has failed. Debts, S2093 AT;
assets nil.
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ahout steady. receipts not heavy and the deman q
was not at ali rushing for any hut the best STOCK
canning cows ruled duh and iower: feeders " 70
erns SZM3.
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FOR PORTLAND q ASTORIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y Il NAV CO. E. Nc Sz<7s-
NELL, Receiver. Ocean Div.-wilI dis 9SSsssaS
patch from Spear-street wharf at 10 A. NJ, for the
above ports one of their Al iron steamships, viz :;
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Oct- 81, Nov. 10, 20,
30 80 -.
CoLUMBIA-oct. 25, nov. .. ., ., Dec. 5, Is,
p
Connecting via Portland with the o. f. 81 N Co
Oregon Washington, British Columbia, ALASKA
Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and 60
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin, SIC; steeraga, IS;
round trip cabin, uH!im ted, 500
Freight and Ticket office, - Montgomery ST.:
Ticket office, Paiac Ho5et. New Montgomery st.
GOODALL PERKIN S & CO, Supts. ocean Div
1tf 10 Market st. San tr.ncisc1
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l. - The spot market is
firm at As l0d Cargoes are firm nj 23s Cd for Off
coast 23s cd for prompt shipment and 23s Cd
for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cables gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for y o. = Red Winter:
october, As sgd; November, As: December.
As 4s4d; January. As 5l4a; February. Is 51aO:
March, As Cd: April, as Sgd; May, As 714d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Nov. l. - Consols. lOl5s: Silver
~ sled: French Rentes, i0if 81 4c. Bullion out
Bank of England, $4,000.
Portland's Business.
PORTLAND, Or. Nov. l-Ce2rances, $751;
40i: balances. Sl7.4I6.
wheat-valley, 7U@7212c; Walla wala 621s
@631ac y ctl.
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w. L Morgan,s Rent.

The Htna Insurance Company has sued
Sadie NJ. Morgan, Administrative OF the estate
OF her late nus band, W. l. Morgan. TO recover
1895, being eleven months rent of the premises
occupied by the deceased in his lifetime at 512
California street.
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Bosrd-5 Atlantic Dynamite, 81; 10 Giant Pow
dor Con, 10: 55 Pacific Gas Imp, S4s4; V
Water, y71a.
Street-5O Edison Light & Power Co. 1Ul {;
800, 900 s 81 Bonds. 1854.
AFTERNoofS SESSION.
Board-l0 Marketst Railway, 40as; 100 f
Gaslight, 1888; 10 Water. 371a.
Srreet--Ah Pacific Gas INN. "a IN
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United Stales and koyal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
tNEfsE w

EABIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD .sS=rA
y ing to steamer and accommo dations xes3ss2
selected; second cabin, So Majestic and euton-
c. $50 and $40 Steerage Tickets from England
Ireland Scotland Sweden Norway and Denmark
through 10 san Francisco at lowest rates Tickets,
sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from W. II AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock, or at the
General Onice of the Company, 6l3 Market ST.,
under Grand Hotel u. w. FLETCHER,
ap26 TuWeFrSu IF Gen. Agt for Pacific Coast.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
NJ Harold W. San Jose Benziger, n Y
Benziger, Y Miss = BenZger n
ii Harvey, Gait Eyre d md. Mnlo PIX
MISS kyre, MEMO Park Mrs Eyre, M entO Park
K NJ Eyre. MEMO Park \ Urlson, u y
A Cbanslor Los Angls Bigelow, Milwaukee
NJ BROOKS, Duluth Tyler Utica
Mrs Hof, NY Wayne & W.T. Cincin
Mrs Kahn Oakdale W Hark lnson, stockton
Miss hrudorhof. Dixon Field san Jose
X l. Davis, North Wales z brown. III Paso
f Lemon, Boston w Allderdin, U s
A StOrk, Snta Barbara
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
j L Schoenbeck, Gurne- G VI Barnes Reddfng
vile w IamonQ Il VT Santa
T kndspir MERGED Barbara
w Stolker, Walnut Grv C. Namara Walnut Grove
G G2bbert, Walnut Grve westtalI, Isleton
} Tucker. Seahone w Dudrick. Los Angeles
u A Potter, Tacoma stone, Sacramento
Miss Dcwney Seattle II Arnold. Tacoma
L Yerrington, Graves. Coos Bay
L Breuitt. jamestown J Kingberg, st Louis
Ii Harris. Boston K HolltuQsworth, Vic
g Ayers, Red Bluff torIa
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Nj Lawrence, Denver Barclay, ST Auselmo
Rhinehart, 4 Kiienburger, Vallejo
Il Hughes, Vallejo Crosby. U SN
N Sweeney, sacramento Bates " wi, Portland
C NJ Barnes. Portlani Peterson, Cordelia
Stlllman, Morrison. U SN
l. Martin, Fresno NJ Weiner NY
I wilson. Petaluma
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Cnstnms CnlIectinns

Local Custom-house collections in October were
Si73, 674, making total collections thus far this
year OF S4929,S 2y against $5.963,900 for the
same time in 1893.
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Wheat ExnOrtS.

Exports OF Wheat from this port IN october
were 345. 1896 ctls. valued at Sl.l11,717, making
total exports thus far this crop year OF sos 72i
ctls, valued at $2,244,677.
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The local Mint has coined thus far this fiscal
year $7.7l7, 500, consisting OF S6.O2O. 900 i'll
Double Ea9les S279 500 in Eagles 100000 in
standard Dollars and sA0S 900 in Half Dollars.
The coinage during the same period IN 1898 was
S6.56O.QDU.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Eonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money call easy at q: last loan, IL: closed at
II Prime mercantile paper. 2s4G3HaZ. Sterling
exchange hrm. with actual business in bankers
bills at "a S734@l4 50 for demand and 81 S6sl IA
4 81 for sixty days Posted rates. 81 S7I5(S4 SS
and 81 SS1a@4 SO Commercial bills 81 o5sz
Silver certificates, 64s4c bid.
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Omaha Liyesfock Market.

OMAHA. Nebr., Nov. l.-Cattle-ReceptS, 4OoO:
general quality for offerings poor; COW market
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
STEAMER DEsTINATIoN SAILS PIER.

OCEAN STEAMEHS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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San Francisco Me It Market
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers are as follows:
BEEF-FirSt quality. 41H@5c; second quality,
4@414c; third do, 3t@}1ac a II
VEAL-Large, 4Gs5c; small 5G95 15c 2 10.
MUTTON-We others, 4@412c q ID; HIVES, 3139
4c p II
LAMB-415951a q ID
PORK-LfVe Hogs 484c p 10 for heavy and
medium granted, and 4s4@47sc Tor small fat:
feeders. nominaI-none here; dressed do 5s4@
61ac p 10.
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Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks OF Grain in Call Board warehouses Novem-
Der | III tons, as follows:
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The WEEKLY CALL is published
every Thursday. Get a copy
and compare it with any other
paper in quality size and
price. ST. per year; 10 pages
2 columns eacn
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large batch of letters WAS discovered. but
they were simply cumulative evidence of
the character of the life she had been
leading.
Among them were several long letters
written by the man who signed himself
kid"
They showed that he had written to her
while she was in Portland to come to San
francisco, and had promised to provide
her home here. He reminded her OF his
own position and said they would have TO
be very careful.
There were also other letters from Phil
Blumauer, the correspondent who wrote
so effusively from Hot Springs. Ark. The
only document which threw any light on
the history of the deceased was her mar
rage certificate, which showed that her
maiden name was Lena +. Andrews, and
that she had been married by Justice OF
tie Peace in Clark County, Washington,
to Frank NJ. Graham, February %. 1885.
John +. Sims, whose photographs were
found in Mrs. Sorenson's room in the hotel,
was at the MOrgue yesterday He said
that he had become acQuain ed with the
woman through friend who had wanted
him to become interested in her. His
relations with her were OF an entirely
platonic ature he insisted.
Mr.. Sims IS considera bly, disturbed over
the n0tOriety he has acquired in connec-
ton with the case, though he took the
matter as phiosOphically as circumstances
would permit
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PLAYED TEN INNINGS.
Neither Brooklyn Nor the Giant Team
Could Win.

BROOKLYN, May 19.-The New York tied
the score in the ninth inning to-day on hits
sending Ward and Doyle home. base on balls
and single by Burke. AT the end of the tenth
inning Umpire Lynch cylled the game on ac-
count of darkness, neither team having scored
a victory. Score: New Yorks 3. base hits z,
errors 0; BrookIyns 3, base hits 3. errors 3
Batteries - Farrell and MeekiD, Kinslow,
ID ub and Stein. Umpire-Lynch.
CHICAGO. May 19.-HaG Griffin received any
kind or support to-day the Spiders would have
been whitewashed. Score: Chicagos 8, base
hits z. errors 8; Clevelands 8, base hits 4. er.
Iofs 3. Il tteries - Griffith and kitiredge,
Young ana 0'ConnOr. Umpire-SwartwOod.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-WashingtOn put up
the best game il has done in Baltimore this
season, but as usual was defeated. Score:
Baltimore z, base hits II. errors 8; Washing
tons 8. base hits B, errors /. Batteries-Mc-
MahOn and Robson, Mercer and Mcclure,
Umplre-HurSt.
PHILADEI PHIA. May 19.-The PhIIlies de-
feated the beaneaters to-day 10 a game that
was uneventful compared with the hot match
of yesterday. Attendance 60o0. Score:
Philadeluhas 8, base hits IL, errors 3 Bos-
tons 7, base hits g. errors 2. Batteries-Had.
dock aud Clements, Staley aud Ryan. Umpire
Stage.
ST LOUIS, May 19.-The Browns won a
closely contested game from Cincnnatl to-day.
Score: ST. Louis 3, base hits 8, errors 2; Gin
rinnaIis 2. base hits 4, errors I. Batteries
PieiZ and Breitenstein, Vaughan and Parrott
Umpire-Emslie.
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ing the committee on dvertures brought in
three reports, all of which were adopted.
The first was on the change of the name
OF the church, the report recommending
that all agitation on the subject cease.
The second report recommended certain
changes In the stated cloaks statistical
blank. The third was in reference to
memorial that the assembly meet every
two years. the rerort refusing to grant the
request. A resolution 10 the effect of
the grouping OF churches was read and re.
TERED 10 the special committee appointed
on the subject yesterday. Mrs. John NJ.
Grant OF Nashville. Tenn, presented the
greetings of the Woman's Board of Mis-
Sons which recently met in Huntsville,
Ala. The report of the board of minis
terial relief was presented by Rev. w. j.
Darby, ID, secretary of the board. d.
w. g. Ralston, the venerable president of
the board, made short and appreciative
speech. A general debate on the subject
followed
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LATEST sHIPrING INTELLIG ENCk.



SATURDAY. May 1s.
Stmr st Paul. Won Helms. IL days - hours from
Guaymas. etc; pass and mdse. to Goodai Perkins
d. Co.
Stmr Del Norte. storkfeth. IS hours from
Grays Harbor, etc; pass and mdse, TO Hobbs, Wall
& Co.
schr Bessie K. Thompson. 2e hours from
Albion; 1870 NJ IT lumber, to Albion Lumber Co.
memorandum.
Per st Paul-Msy 10 spoke tug vigilant from
San Francisco Tor Cape st Lucas, to tow the schr
Pioneer, which sprang leak.
domestic Ports.
SAN DIEGo-sa;led May 19-Br ship Earl Bur-
EuREKA-sailed May l9-schr John A; stmr
Pomona for San Francisco.
PORT HADLoCK-Sailed May 19-Schr Sc
quota
Arrived May 1e-schr Peerless. hence May /.
ark and Mary Etta hence May II.
Sailed May 19-Schr Nettie Sundborg, for LON.
CASPAR-Sailed May 19-Stmr Jewel and schr
Abbie, for San Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
MAzATLAN-Arrived May 1S-Schr In.
gals. hence May 2.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamsrs
NEW YoRK-Arrived May l9-Stmr Veneria,
from Stettin; stmr City of Rome from Glasgow
stmr La TOuraine from Haverhiil: stmr Etruria,
QUEEN sTowN-Passed May ls-stmr Umpria.
from New York for liverpool.
lmDortations
GRAYS HARBoR AND CRESCENT CITY-Per
Del Norte-293 M II lumber, CO mdse, l69 M
laths II SKIS chrome, 33 kgs l4S bxs butter / case
fuTs, Oh tools, cs shoes. Oiltank SKIS hides
pkgs express, bag coin.
Couslgnees.
Per Del Norte-Hobbs, wall q Co; A c Muller;
whitney Co; De Bernardo IL Westphal: Viii
son Bros & Co; Martin Feusier q Co: Won Rome
a Heneke: Robert Haght & Co; H rilden q Co;
Dodge. Sweeney Co; Norton, eller & Co; ID
Lacd; Gstz Bros Co; + Haight 4 Co; ROpp;
q b smith q Go; Wltze & Baker: wheaton, Broom
q Co; Gresson q eubAuer; w Fuller a. CO.. 5
Esiics; w Sumner & Co; Hanley Bros; Rosen
hate Co; Wells, Fargo & Co.
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NOT UNITED YET.
Presbyterians to Stand
Divided.
EFFORTS AT UNION FAIL.
southerners and Cumberland to
Remain Out.
EFFORTS AT UNION FAIL.
THIS WILL END THE EFFORT.
The General Assembly Enthusiastic
for Common Standards, but Mo-
i. . body. Else Wanted Them.

SARATOGA, May l0t-ln the Presbyte.
-. RAN General Assembly to-day resolution
was adopted by q rising vote, with APP
plause; providing fer. the appointment of
a-commIttee to consider the question of
organization with the Southern church on
the basis-of the common standards of doe
trne held by both bodies. -
The clerks were authorized to send fra
tarnal greetings tothe Southern Presby-
terianChureh at Nashville the Cum ber-
land Church at Eugene. Or, and the Uni-
ted Presbyterian Church at: Albany. Or.
Elder John j McCook of New York was
appointed yfee-moderator. r. .,:-s.*
The. subject of Theological. Summaries
was. taken up. Dr., William. G. Young,
chairman of the committee, explained the
provisions of the majority. report, which
he claims give the widest liberty to the
senlinaTies and still secured the right OF
the assem- bly, to direct and control them.
The. legal. que stfons involved were dis
cussed by.Tbomas McDougall of Gincin-
natl. He said there was no reason why
the church may not prescribe terms upon
which the Summaries could. be received.
!" DR.. William E. Moore explained the re-
port of. the minority Previous decisions
of the assembly, he said had been quite
" opposite to: that. now: proposed. The mi
Foritg did not wish. to bring in The civil
powe W hen: its own power was sufficient
TO meet requirefn euts.: Farther considera-
tion of the subject was postponed until
Monday -. a..
The tepott*fFom the central comm ittee
on the. Smith case was deferred until next
week, and the assembly adjourned till
Monday. :. -:
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international Cycling.

PARIS. May 10. - The international
bicycle race from Bordeaux to Paris be-
gan at $3.50 o'clock yesterday mornine.
Eighty-seven contestants started. The
length of the courss is 35S miles, more or
less. The leaders-LesDa of France, Lums-
den of England, Sampson of England and
Walter of the United States-reached An
gouleme, sixty miles from Bordeaux, at
the following times yesterday afternoon
Lesna 2:05, Lumsden 2:15. Sampson and
Walter 2:30. The slowness of the time is
accounted for by the fact that the roads
were heavy.
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Observation-Disclosures.
BORN.

McPHUN-In this city. May 6. 1894, to the wife OF
" lillian McPhun. a daughter
CRON ACHER-in this city, May 10, 1894, to the
wife OF Charles CrUnacher.
JANSEN In this city. May Il, 1894 to the wife
OF >. d. Jansen, daughter.
MACLEAN-In this city. May 19. 1894, to the
VIE OF George Maclean, a.Gaughter.
PAT TERSoN-'In this CITY, May II, 1894, to the
wife OF g. Patterson. a son.
REED-Iu tnis city. May 2. 1894. 20 the wife OF
Frank +. Reed, a daughter
HATHAWAY-In this city May 6. 1894, to the
wife of W. L. Ha thaway, a daughter.
PETERSON-1n this city. May IA 1894 to the
wife OF George w. Peterson a daughter
LANG-In this city. May II, 1894 TO the wife of
Lenhard Lang, daughter.
RoURKk-'nt this city, May ls. 1894, to the wife
OF T. j. ROurke, son.
JEIDE-In this city. May Is. 1894. to the wife Of
Conrad Jeide. son.
GAln-ln this city. May Is, 1894. to the wife of
f. H. Geib, son..
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Building Contracts.

III Colman with Henry r. Aprahamson, to
build a broom cottage on Nineteenth street, be-
tween Diamond and Col lingwood; 1855.
William Eu wards with A. Hansen an j. Sun
don, to build 2-story frame building line Of
Day street. 255 w of Church; $l675.
Marshall q Nellie with Neuman, Peterson a
Olson to build frame cottage on w line of
Eighth street, 1875 OF Clement; $3.50.
John ID. Mckee with r. p. Hurlbut. TWO 2-story
frame buildings on NE corner Washington and
Laurel street; $l0,6l2
j. d. ami Della Fulton with James J. O'Brien.
a 2-story frame building on line OF Howard
street, 127 of Seventeenth street; $3.50.
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SENTIMENT OPPOSES UNION.
The Southern Presbyterians Will
-. Remain hv Themselves.

~. Remain by Themselves.
J. N4sHvTL LIE, Tenn, May 19.-The Gen
era1 Assembly of the. Southern Presby-
terrain Church to-day received the report
Of the com mittee on the Birmingham con.
ference. WHICH recently reached an agree
B}ent t.. practiGaliy TURN over the work of
negro exange1ists to the freedman board.
Tlle committee stated that it had consid-
cred S i mitch of the report of the executive
committee 0fcolored evangelists as relates
TO cooperation of the Presbyterian church
in the United States of America with th e
Presbyterian church in the United States,
and also oVertures from the Presby teries
Of Louisiana, EbAnezer,, Cherokee and
Eastern Texas touching on the ma tier, aud
WAS persuaded that the church does favor
the pfan, but tn at it meets with large and
& fuFhtj E*o OPPOSITION and: cannot be put
1lto effective operation. They therefore
tecommend ed THAI the assembly decline to
adopt it, but that the diligence of the CON-
mittee and its desire to acquiesce in the
will of the church be commended. After
soms discussion the report was adopted
and the agreement reached by the joint
committee: at Birmingham was rejected.
The. General Asse nal bly, received two over
lures from the Presbytery of North Ala
bsnla, one asking the appointment of a
committee On Presbyterian union and the
other. requesting that standing commit
tee be appointed on COT peration in home
missfGn work, to confer with like COM
mittee from the Northern Presbyterian
church at Saratoga The powers of the
committee are to be simply advisory.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-20
Sprung a Leak.

The steamer 81. PAUL, which arrived In
port yesterday. reported that on the 18th
inst, at 4 P. NJ, the tug Vigilant, bound for
Cape ST. Lucas to tow back the schooner
which sprung leak in heavy
sea, was spoken off Cape Eugene, $50
miles from Cape ST. Lucas. The schooner
was leaking at a rate of IL inches per hour
and when at anchor off Cape St. Lucas
had made only IL inches every four hours.
She is laden with cargo of $50 tons Of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-20
Selected a PopuIist Leader.

TACOMA. Wash, May 19.-After being
'deadlocked since April II. and after
taking pa ballots. the new City Council
to-day elected president. The man
selected is w. Il. Harris, Republican who
broke away from his party with Votsw.
another r publican. and arrayed himself
with the six POpulist Councilmen.