The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 28, 1903, Page 47

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1908. 47 ISE STEAM HOSE T0 QUELL RIOT Ching Wo’s Officers Fly to Bridge From Wrath of Chinese. Soldiers Arrive in Time to Prevent Battle on Deck of Freighter. it om Wag( sans. Th ot ample will - be precau ocean nelics g acluded the % P P. Erdm K T Bu or / P s, H. Riehm gers, D. Somson, J Stubbs, Mrs. J. ¥ Sweeney, F. A. Thanisch Minnetonka Rate Soaring. t f n the overdu dvanced ye be in uninsur in the vessel not k is sald te owing thems: cking the of these cent and if anything steamer their returns If the Minnetonka C who bought at 10 will receive $%2 3§ ested. The Verajean arr ste at Sydney o Sk Acapulco Bails for Panama. Pacific Mail Company’s steamship sailed yesterday with and freight for Panama and way Her cargo of 2000 tons included of lead Centralia Tows Schooner. team schooner Centralia for Grays Harbor with F. M. Slade in tow. —— NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. he British ship Oranasia is chartered for cat 10 Europe st 175 64 (94 less direct); the German ship Eyiphide, stme business, at 18s 0_(%4 less direct barkentine St. Ketherine returns to Hilo sailed the invested when | y was advanced to ¢ | passen- | GRODKS VAGATE AND LOCK DOOR Baltimore House Put Out of Commission by the Police. Resort Is Among the Most Notorious in History of the City. notorious Baltimore House, at the corner of Bush and Dupont streets, has at | closed its doors and the efforts of the been rewarded. In its pa ps the most famous re have ort was rendezvous for kers and n the last year by a Sergeants ristiansc For a time after its construction the Baltimore House was one of luxury and the fct in which it is lo- k in morals, the tone ged and lately it has owest in the social s note have either the ho! this cit. daring criminals hav y slumber”” within i en hand hi ass of criminal, from thieves, has s their kind and e he fumes of opium. did the place cause the decided 1 methods it out of business and the a gainst its oc- carted off to nes were imposed upon . most of them tired of the [ One month ago the f n ‘who be He soon ay =old the an the doors. It is certain that the piace will never be recpened for its old purposes and if it ver is the police will renew their vigil- | - Departure of the Panama Steamer. Acar s ex am launch vislons pr 42 pkgs dry provisions, 6 s canned sal- nt. Yokohama, w valued at §1 nd_distribu 8- | solute men and women | had been frequently | @ ANCIENT ORIGIN ~ OFROUND ROBIN Is Famous Example Protest Sent to Dr. Johnson. No Satisfactory Explanation of Strange Term Is Given. —_— A “round robin” is one of those docu- ments of which the name is familiar to | most people, but which uncommonly few | have ever seen or signed. Every one knows that the thing which bears so sin- | gular a name is a communication—letter remonstrance, warning, or the like—th natures to which are written around the circumference of the circle which in- | closes the body of the epistie, or radiat- ing therefrom like the spokes of a wheel | { from the hub, so that the responsibility of signing is equally shared. No one sig- | natory can be accused of being either the or the last to sign, of being the lead- er or the whipper-in, The most famous cxample on record, proba , is the remonstrance which was | sent Dr. Johnson in connection with his epitaph on Oliver Goldsmith. The doc- 1 epitaph in La , but | who had also h('\n} , took exception to it | first being that it did e to the author of the | traveler as a writer, and particularly as a | poet, and the seco that it should be | written in English. The party of n-u~m1.<1 | | | tor had preg some of his friends friends of Goldsmith on two grounds, tk not quite do justi re were gathered around 8ir Joshua R nolds’ hos; able if somewhat ill-serve table, and though they found themsely cral agreement on these two points ad the courage to be willing tc cat,” or, in other words, to ta in ge no one “bell the the lead in tackiing the rormidable John- | son on these two rather delicate matters. | At last, says Sir Willlam Forbes, “it wi 1d be no way so good | as the there co a round robin hinted t as that of 1l it, which they make use of when Arrived June 27—Fr bark Vers en consp! cy, 80 as not to let it Bahia Bla known who puts his name first or last (o | Arriv prior to June 27— W R ; r from Tacoma, via Yokohama. e paper. - LONDON—in port June 17 bark Noeml, idea was at once accepted, the for San Francisco, via Newcastle, England. dress to Dr. Johnson was prepared, BUEN( aled June 23—Fr stmr all signed it in the form proposed. T | Colpinae _tor Banty Rosalin R i i sting paper is 3 s CUX agsed June 24—Ger ship very ir ting paper is still extant, and | omegy, from Hamburg, for Santa Rosala. | is preserved among otner valuable manu- | "' FALMOUTH — Sailed June 26—Br ship | seripts in the library of Haight Hall, near { Dowan Hill, for Birkenhead Wigan, the seat of the Earl of Crawford. | JUN ailed June 8—Br ship Laomene, for It begins, “We, the circumscribers,” and { Phila N . 261 the signatures, written around the circle [ gy S o v ke i which incloses the address, includes those OCRAR i | of Gibson, Burke, Joseph Wharton, NTWERP—Salled June s Zaaband Sheridan, Sir Joshua -Reynolds, Geo.!for New York Colman d half a dozen others| HAVRE -Sailed June 27—Stmr La Touraine, which nowadays but little | for New ¥ . SOUTHAMPTON-—Saile une 278 N kno Johnson took ‘the Temon- | yoiv ror New Tork e Chorvorre F New strance in good part, but as to not DAM-—Sailed Jun, —Stmr Noor- | writing the epitaph in Latin, declared t New York - he would never consent to disgrace the alled -Stmr Massachu- of Westminster Abbey with an Eng- scription! The whole story is emi- tly cnaracteristic both of Johnson and | times | No one has vet been able to give a sati wall . | factory explanation of the strange term “round robin Perhaps when Dr. Mur-| | ray, in the course of his labors, reaches | the letter R in the great Oxford Diction- on the ary. we may get some new light phrase; but meanwhile the only explana- tions of its origin which have been sug- | gested are far from satisfactory. Most | reference books which profess to explain | | and account for popular phrases of this kind content themselves with copying from one another, and repeating a de | rivation which cannot be taken seriousl, They tell us that “round robin” is a “‘cor- | rupticn”—an invaluable word to the | t etymologies—from the French ‘ ‘rond ruban,” a circular ribbon or band. | This is found in more than one dictionary | of T e, yet it will not bear a moment's | | examination. There no a nt con nection between a round ribbon, whatever | guesses ! is that can be conceived to be, and a “‘round | robi and no evidence has ever been | | brought forward to prove or illustrate any relationship, oreover, 1 | ban” is impossible French, for *“round” is one of jthe adjectives which follow the | substantives they qualify.—London Giobe. | D I O e S e o '] 30 flasks qul SPOK | i .| May o e . wce Jan No date | chal de Villars, | cisec June 8, lat | | Roux. from Oreg stown. | e At | March 6, lat 30 15 W, Br bark | 00 bbls beer, 90 pkgs fresh | Saxon, from o, | .’ 2000 1bs pearl 2 PHIC i % Ibs ham and bacon, 1120 Ibs cod- | POINT LOBOS, J 10 p m—Weather | bs lentils, 3000 Ibs shrimpe, 16 pkgs wind §W, velocity 16 miles per hour. | 1000, flasks quicksilver, 87 cs soap, | DOMESTIC PORTS | o, 1057 bales do- | AgTORIA—Sailed June 27—Stmr Despatch, 8 cs cartridges, 16 | (0" san Fra | ailed June umbla, for San | 1bs | prancisco; stmr Francisco; | 9rY | stmr_ Robert D Sa Arrived June Bktn Willle R Hume, from | vine, | majtal | 8 | TATOOSH—Passed out June 27 S, | mar, from Port Madison, for San Pedro; Br C | ship dale, from Port Ludiow, for Co- | Kores ceries and provisions, | quimbo stmr Keemun, for China | 11_pkgs- hardware bdls brooms. | in June Stmr Mackinaw, hence | To Siam—=853 Ibs 10 cs meals, 9 cs canned oma; Br bark Maelgwyn, from goods, 3 cs soap, i es dry goods Vancouver L ND—Sailed June 26—Br ship | The Nevadans Cargo. T adan sailed on Friday for Hon n assorted mer- - 254, and i " flour, 24 ing f potators, 97 pkes onions. Ibs brea eries and prov Ibs_sugar, : bs_bran, cfls barley, 65 bales ha: x , 5561 Ibs cereals, 25 ¢ Ibs butter. 476 Ibs cheese, 1048 lbs lard, 24 bbls etls corn, 14 1774 Ibs beans. truit, salt, Ibs 1 54 gals whisky 61 pkgs acid, rical suppl ibs starch, £ks ¢ 0 1bs cement pkgs paper, 1550 Ibs 22 c 600 c8 pow 50,000 Tbs ts and oils, 100 ¢s gasoline, ) cs coal oll, 422 bdis cs caps, 6 pkgs sewing Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Saturday, June 27, 10 hours from Bihlers r Gualala, Adier, Pot % Higgins, 15 hours from Fort ro, Weber, 56 hours from San mr Chehalie Pedrc | Br stmr Chin Wo, Parkinson, 63 days from Hongkong, via Kok 53 days, via Manzanillo ¢ days 15 hours. Schr Bessi¢ K, Merriam, 23 hours from San Vicente Lanaing. Schr Ellen Gundersen, Larsen, ¢ hours from Bolinas; up river dfrect CLEARED. Saturday, June 27. Stmr Acapulco, Russell, Pa na, ete; Pa- cific Mail Steamship Co. Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Br stmr Royalist, Bland, Comox; E C Evans. Yokoha- Br stimr Gaelic, Finch, Hongkong, ma, via Honolulu; O & O 88 Co. BAILED. Baturd, Ju Stmr Chehalis, Thompson, Graye Harbor. Stmr Geo W Elder, Shea, Astoria Stmr Acavulco, Russell, Panama, etc. Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Stmr Centralia, Ericsson, with schr F M Slade in tow. Stmr Geo Loomis, Badger, Stmr Cogquille River, Dart. " §tmr Del Norte, Green, Crescent City. Stmr Celia, Devitt, % Br stmr Guelic, Finch, Hongkong and Yoko- hama, via Honolulu. Bland, Comox. Br stmr Royalist, Brig Galilee, Treanor, Port Hadlock. Schr E K Wood, Hansen, Fairhaven. Schr Corinthian, Skipper, San Pedro. Schr Forester, Daewerits, Port Townsend. Bchr ¥ M Siade, Lareen, Grays Harbor, in tow stmr Centralia. Schr Newark, Reinertsen, ——. 8 es | 11,800 1bs cod- | Thompson, 42 hours from San | | —Ger stmr Ev quimbo; stmr Shawmut, for Arrived U S stmr Albatross, from | sea (returned) | PORT HARFORD—Sailed June 27—Stmr | Coos Bay. for San Franc | SEATTLE—Arrived June Ohio, from Nome Salled June 27—Jap stmr Iyo Maru, for Yo- | kohama CASPAR—Sailéd June 27—Sailed June 27 Stmr South Coast, for San Francisco, EUREKA—Sailed June —Stmrs _Corona and Acme, for San Francisco; schr Fortuna, | hence June 21 Sailed June 27—Stmr North Fork, for San | | Francisco, with barge in_tow. | | "'SAN PEDRO—Sailed June 27—Schr Bain- | bridge, for Port Blakeley; schr Argu: for | Everett; schr Ruby, for Coqguille River; stmr San Pedro, for San F 1 i BAY—Salled COOS HARBOR—Sailed , for San Pedro. SOCINO—Arrived June hence June 26 June 27—Sehr | 27—Stmr Phoe- nix, NOME— Arrived June 17—U § stmr Thetis, { from seattle; stmr Roanoke, from Seattle. Sailed June 16—Stmr Roanoke, for St Mich- ael TACOMA— safled June 27—Stmr Victorla, | for Yokohama; Pr stmr Keemun, for China. | Arrived J chr King Cyrus, from San Pedro. : | P FATOOSH--Passed out June 27—Stmr Vic- | torta, from Tacoma. for Hongkong; Jap stmr for Yokohama. Sailed June for_Iquique, —Stmr Halcyon, Iyo Maru, from Seattle, PORT TOWNSENT from Victoria —gailed June _Arrived Junme 27—Stmr Green- from Albion. ISLAND PORTS. HONOLULU—Arrived June g ac Solace, hence June 21; bktn Puako, from New- castle, W: bktn Amelia, from Eureka. KAANAPALI—Sailed June 25—Bark C D | Bryant, for San Francisco. EASTERN PORT. NEW YORK—Arrived June Cuzeo, from Guayaquil. - Mo sail June 20—Stmr Californian, for San Francli:. LOREIGN PORTS. CAD1Z—Arrived June 26—Br stmr Shimosa, om N Yorw, Bz Arrived June 25—Br stmr Ettrick- aale, from Manila, for Boston. \PERIM—Passed June 26—Fr stmr Mont Blane, from Manila, for New York. J YOKOHAMA—gailed June 16—Jap stuir Akl m Seattle. M e Prior to June 27—Stmr Tartar, from vancouver, for Hongkong: stmr Coptic, from San Francisco, via Honolulu. Safled June Br stmr Dorie, Francisco. e R OWHEAD—Passed June 26—Fr ship Ville de Bt Nazaire, from Oregon, for United King- wood, 26—Br stmr for San S UEENSTOWN—Arrived June 21—Fr bark he Roux, from Oregon. NANAIMO—Sailed June 27—Br stmr Wye- field, for Ban Francisco. 5 MOJI—Chartered to load for San Francisco | The | Peter has My tonka New York .. Herodot Hamburg & Wa e 28 3. Dollar.....| Fairhaven . 28 Empire. s Bay 28 FE n tle . .ee June 28 Arcata.. # Bay & Pt.Orford. June 28 Corona <|June 28 Prentiss Portland veesan June 29 Rival - | Willapa Harbor June 29 arind......| Coos Bay ... <|June 20 | G Lindaver...| Grays Harbor |June 29 Redondo - | Humboldt ..... June 20 State of Cal..| San Diego & W (June b Nortt Fork.. | Humboldt [June 20 Columbia.... | Portland & 7 {June 29 San Pedro . ."|June 29 | Portland Tune 30 | Tacoma June 30 Mendocino & Pt rena June 30 Mexican Ports +|June 30 Honolulu ..... 30 Seattle & Olympia 30 Nanaimo . 1 Arct . Humboldt 1 Mackinaw....| Tacoma . 1 Eureka. . Humboldt . 1 Argo.... Eel River Ports 1 Pomona.. Humboldt .............[J0ly 1 City Puebla..| Puget Sound Ports.....|July 1 Santa Cruz...| Newport & Way Ports.|July 1 Alliance....."| Portland & Way Pts..|[July 2 | Santa Rosa San Diego & Way Pts.(July 2 Martposa. DI < io55ons 2 s ... [July 2 St. Paul Nome & 8t Michael..|July 2 San Juan N. Y. via Panama...|July 3 Point Arena..| Point Arena . JJuly 3 | Chas. Nelson | Seattle & Taco UJuly 3 | Peking... . China & Japan iJuly % G. W. Elder..| Pertland & Astoria....|July 4 Coos Bay.....| San Pedro & Way Pts.[July § Sonoma......| Sydney & Way Ports.|July 6 Steamer. | Destination. | Salls.| Pler. | — T June 28. ‘ | S. Rosa, san Diego & Way.| 9 am(Pler 19 Eurek: Humboldt | 9 am|Pler 13 | June 29. ‘ | Redordo... | Los Angeles Ports.| 1 pm/Pler 2 Taqua .| Humboldt 110 am|Pier 2 San Pedro. | Humboldt . 12 miPier 2 | Pt. Arena.. Point, Atei.. { 4 pm‘l’kr 2 u 3 Chico. Coquille River 6 pm|Pier 2 Coos Bay. San Pedro & Way.| 9 am|Pfer 19 Queen Puget Sound Ports.|11 am|Pjer 27 Corona.....| Humboldt .. 1:30 p|Pler 19 8. Barbara.| Los Angeles .14 pm[Pler 2 | uly 1 | Siuslaw River ....| 3 pm|Pler 2 Coos B; & Pt Driord| 4 pm|Pler 13 uly ! ! Phoenix. ...| Mendocino Cit [ 1 pm|Pler 13 ArgC.......| Fel River Ports....| 4 pm Pler % G. Lindauer| Grays Harbor . | 4 pm|Pler — Rainler.... | Seattle & \Vho":flmi 4 pm|Pler 10 State of Cal| San Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pler 1v Columbia...| Astoria & Portland[1l am|Pler 24 Ching Wo..| China & Japan....| 2 pm|Pler 16 | | Coronado. .| Grays Harbor .....| 4 pm|Pler 10 Alljance Eureka & Coos i © pmPier lo Pomona....| Humboldt {1:30 p|Pler 1u North Fork.| Humboldt | » am|Pler % Peru....... N. Y;'vl‘A a .12 miPhr 40 uly 4. Arctic. . Humboldt ... ! 4 pm|Pler 10 Santa Cruz.| Newport & Way...{ 0 am|Pler 19 Alameda. .. Hanogxlul ,.5 2 pm|Pler | aly 3 City Pueblal Puget Sound Pnrll.lill am|(Pier 27 uly 3 C. Nelson.. | Seattle JIL T};camn\ 10 zmlPltr 2 uly 7. | | Astoria & Portland|1l am Pler 2¢ China & Japan....| 1 pm|Pler 40 .| Mexican Ports 10 am|Pler 23 )} Nome & St.Michaei| 2 pm|Pler — GREETINGS POUR IN UPON PETER Italy and France Join Nations That Extend Congratulations. King Notifies Natalie That Property in Belgrade Palace Is Hers. e BELGRADE, June 2.—The Kings of | Ttaly and Roumania and President Loubet of France and Prince Nicholas of Monte- negro have added their congratulations to | those already recelved by King Peter from other chiefs of state. These tele- | grams are regarded as constituting official | recognition of the new ruler of Servia. VIENNA, June 27.—The King of Rou- mania has withdrawn all the Roumanian | decorations bestowed on officers of the | Sixth Servian Infantry, of which he re- cently resigned the honorary colonelc: Servian War Minister will be in- formed that this action is taken because of King Charles' indignation at the as- ssinations of King Alexander and Queen Draga, in which the Sixth Regi- | ment took a leading part. A dispatch from Belgrade says: “King | notified former Queen Natalie | that he considers that all the property in the old palace at Belgrade belongs to | her and that she can dispose of it as she | pleases.” SR U Fire on Schooner Neptune. The careless handling of gasoline yes- | terday morning on board the schooner Neptune, lying at Mission-street wharf | No. 2, caused a fire, which was extin- | guished before much harm had been done, | +0 4040+ 9@ 6—Br stmr Inverness, for San Minnehaha, for New OL—Sailed June 27—Stmr Luca- York; stmr Bovic, for New York: of Bombay, for Philadelphia; stmr k. for Montreal EW YORK—S#iled June for Liverpool; stmr Lahn, Minnetonka, 27—Stmr Campa- stmr Vaderland, for Ant- for Genoa and Naples, etc; for London; stmr Graf Wal- de Gl Arrived June 27—Stmr Rotter- New York, for Rotterdam, and pro- , from ded Sailed June Stmr Noordam, New for Arrived w York, for w York, for Stmr Arabl “from June - for New York. BREMEN Safled June 27--Stmr Bremen, for New York, via Southampton. CHERBOURG—Sailed June 27—Stmr New for New York. - e Movement of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. York, From, San Pedro . Siuslaw River Coquille River FROM SEATTLE. For. Steamer. | ‘Skagway & Way Port Dirigo iJune 20 Al-K1 Skagway & Way Ports. [June 30 Ohio Nome & St. Michael.. July City Skagway & Way Ports. | July 1 2 Humboldt Skagway & Way Ports.[July 3 Farallon. Skagway & Way Ports. July ¢ Senator. Nome . . H City Tope! Skagway M Spokane. Skagway & Way Por 7 Bertha Valdez & Way Ports..jJuly ¢ Nome City...| Cooks Inlet & Way Pis|July 8 Roanoke. Nome & St. Michael...|July Cottage City..| Skagway & Way Ports.|July l(‘: I with the Sunday A FLORAL STUDY FREE YELLOW ROSES By Franz Mortelmans ‘r'his picture shows a bouquet of yellow roses, nearly life size, in a dark blue jardiniere, standing out clear from a dark background. y It is a reproduction of an original oil painting by Franz Mortel- mans, the distinguished flower painter of Belgium. It won a gold medal for him at the Brussels Exposition in 18go. Franz Mortelmans was born in Antwerp in 1865, and is consid- ered by many the greatest living painter of flowers. His father was a painter of artistic tastes, whose greatest joy was the progress and education of his children in the arts he loved so well—painting and music. It was his habit to take them frequently on excursions to the woods in scarch of flowers. Nothing pleased the little Franz more than to draw crude forms in the dry earth and sand. Dis- - | playing unusual aptitude in outlining flowers and still life, at the early age of 11 he went to the academy to become a decorator and scene painter. At the age of 16 he sent a canvas to the biennial salon at Goud. Another, exhibited in London, sold for 40 pounds sterling, being the only Belgian picture purchased. After spending two years in the army he studied at Verlat, and at the Institut Superieur. In 1889 he exhibited at the Exposition of Ghent and received governmental reward. In 18go the same honor was granted him at Brussels. His studio is now in Antwerp, and his paintings are in demand throughout’ Europe and America. The Queen of Belgium recently purchased one of his rose pictures. He is a lover of sport, and he is frequently seen in fhe country, followed by two dogs, giving free rein to his ever-working, imagination. YELLOW ROSES. Call, July 5th, 1903 | Monarch Oil . 58| 50 Challenge Co Ol City Petroleum . 3 2| 100 Gop Mo Yo Bt Pl Peerless Oil . 15| 200 Justice 2 e Reed Crude Ofl . 38 | 600 Mexican .....1 Moon sets San Joaquin Ofl . 6 00 Sterling Oil . 3 00 E Time! Thirty-three Ofl . . 8 50| Twenty-eight Oil 400 ... | Exch erday Union Ol ..... ok 5 38 b R e United Petroleum 118 00 | West Shore Ofl 3 S 00| I BmaM s Miscellaneous | RS n - ol 5 Abby Land and Improvement. . 140 4550, 1.8] 6:08) Alameda Sugar ... o L e H W L oWl American Biscuit ... 100 00 | 300 Justie o 1.3f 7:10| 4.0/12:18 American District Tel. Tt S e R e 0.7] 8:28| 4.0 1:14| Ray: Colmties. Fower TONOPAH MINI NOTE—In the the early morning tides are given in the left | Cal Jockey Club.. band column and ‘lhe successive tides of the | Callfornia Powder . St Sam day in the order of occurrence as to time; the | Cal Shipping Co PR, S I, . - fourth time column gives the last tide of the | Caj Title Ins and Trust 140 00 | 500 m:;-v Queen. 26 100 Ton N Star.. day, except when there are but three tides, a8 | central Bank of Oakiand. 8 00 | 608 Cipey Queen. 33 Sometimes occurs. addition to the soundings ot the United States Coast Survey Chi sign precedes the heights. and then the number Cal Central Gas & Electric. Cal Cotton Mills ...... Following were above exposition of the tides The heights given are in | Chutes Company City and County Cypress Lawn Improvement Eastern Dynamite .. rts, except when a minus (—) C & Va..l 60300 Savage 100 Sierra Nev 48] 100 Sterra o 100 Siiver 200 Union 400 Yellow 100 Ophir 4 12l CLOSING QUOTATIONS. SATURDAY, June 27—12 m. given in subtracted from the depth given by | Fwa Sugar Plantation . the chasts. | The ‘pl-ne o reference is the | Gas Comsarers: Assoclation 22'50 | Arph: b e July Sashe ol e SoReniIo: i e Honolulu SUBAT ...-o.....i.c. ee 2000 | Al 01 06 /Justics Bl London and 8 F Bank (Ltd) . ve | Andes ....... 14 16 Kentuck . Time Ball. Mercantile Truat . . Belcher ...... 41 43 Mexican .... MNoetheen Chi Rawer . st & Hel...2 00 2 25(Oceidental .. Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mer- | Nevada National Hank. . | §~ere' o Ophie chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.. | North Shore Rallroad s g > el Jong X Orgheutn Compay .. Challenge ... 52 Potost The Time Ball on the Ferry building was | Pacific States Tel and T+ Choliar % hsnsd dropped_exactly at noon to-day—L. e.. at noom | Paratfine Paint .. w2 o 5 S, Bine—— of the 120th meridian. or at s Prbpygree® | Postal Device & improvement. CC&Va....1601 IO, | et & SfuRNEaT. n Francisco Dry Dock. Con Tmperial. 056 06/Sierra Nev. eutenant, U. 8. N.. in charge fiuulnlll;xund and Ferry. Con N ¥..... 00 11|Stiver Hill RSP D Sy Sperry Flour Company wn Point.. 25 26|St Louis . [ e b ® | standard Electric I = Meaiee 'l:ru"k!‘ Electric Exchequer o 03| Union Con. COMMERCIAL NEWS | wic, Eose § S United Gas and Electric...... Hale & Nor.. 60 g;lm'. Jack.. 33 OFFICIAL SALE: Lady Wash... — 03 500 Alma, s 10 . Snes TONOPAH MINES. Continued from Page Forty-Six. 1000 Four Oil . 75 Home California Stock and Oil Exchange Sun, Moon and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Burvey— Times and Helghts of High and Low Waters Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay. Published by official au- thority of the Superintendent. ¢ NOTE—The high and low water occurs at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the highest tide is the same at both places. 0il Stocks: Caribou Oll Co. Four Oil . Hanford Ol Home Ol . Imperial Oil Independence Ofl Junctlon Oil . Kern Oil . Lion Oil . Monte Cristo Oi1 400 Home . 330 Occidental 200 Sterling s 30 1000 Superior . «BE3338 Gold Mountn. PR Lucky Tom.. 13 Bid. Asked, F 2 [] % Mining Stocks. - e vl : o 13 Mont Ton...1 023 1 SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. } X Tomopah 19 Follawing were the rales on the San Fran- | Da¥! J 19 00| jaco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday Pine Grove... 80 —iUtopia 21 B Mornirg Session. e G e 25 600| 100 Belcher ..... 42| 200 Ophir 160 | It has been carefully estimated that 8 07| 100 Caledonia ...1 25/300 Savage 20 | number of missionaries who have 3 100 110| 300 Challenge Con 31) 100 Seg Beicher.. 14 | down their lives in Africa is 190 ev .. Hill Con .. Jacket. PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the Pactfic Stock )0 Yellow Jacket EXCHANGE. the sales on the Tonopah 200 Yellow Jacket T 920 o1 . 1'e2s 3 n and San Francisco Mining Exchange yesterday: i3 “» Bid. Ask. oz os 1 12 o 0% 20128 4 35 601 70 36 39 23 2 1 N o4 o5 13 15 8 & M4 95 13 — 08 0 92 28 30 ® 70