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Judge Bloomfield of Vancouver, Wash. /,
has decided that reading newspapers and
keeping posted on local events does not pre-
vent man from serving on jury.
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extra prime. sl6 5O@1l7; extra clear. $4,000 60y
mess do, SlS@l8 so q Dbl; Pig Pork, . key $50
20; Pigs Feet, sl2@12 90 q Dbl; Smoked Beef
HOPS Strong at 171A@2Oc p ID for both old
and new,
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers are
qnotable at S1ae q 10 medium 6961se p ID: light
6@b1ac e ID; Cowhides. SOS Iac; suited Kip. 20;
salted Calf. 5000; dry Hides, usual selection, 100
lie; dry Kips, lo@1Ol5c; dry Calf lO@1l0Iac prime
GoatsSins 40ge5Oe each: medium do. 25O35c small
medium, 2215@25c; thin, zoe p N; sheepskins
sheariings lo@2oc; short wool, 3o95Oc; medium,
kinds rs less. Butchertowa green skins sell reIa-
lively higher.
TALLoW-Fair to good rendered. S@315c; re-
fined. 500 14c; Grease, 2ta@234c y 10.
WOOL-We quote spring lips: Eastern oregon. Il
GlS12c; Valley Oregon, 20@122e: Nevada 160Dl7c:
choice Northern, lSl2@20c: Humboldt and Mem
docino. 2O@22c; San Joaquin and Southern, seven
months, l20Al5c y ID.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras, "a 25d4 so: Bakers extras, 81 rs "a So;
city superfne, So a 3 So; interior brands, 81 q
so for extras and 1898 80 2 bbl for superine.
wHEAT-Quiet and unchanged No. l. 81 500
/ 1914; No. =, 81 321a@l 1894 choice, 81 371a
extra choice for milling 81 4UGl 4212i Sonora,
81 S3s4Ql So p etI
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1IOUND-A SET OF HARNESS. OWNER CAN
L have same by applying at 1922 Alabama ST. 3t*
ITOUND-$20 IN GOLD BY PURCHASING
i merchant taior-made dress suit for $50; mer-
chant taiIors' price, $40. ORIGINAL MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLoRS, corner Post and Dupont
streets.
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THE WEEKLY CALL stands far in

TIT WEEkLf GALL staHus laI ID
advance Of all competitors, in
quantity quality and variety
of reading matter Old and
young equally derive pleasure
and profit from its perusal
Only 81 IS per year. post paid
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JNANTED-ONE TO ADOPT A BEAUTIFUL
w back-eyed baby girl. Address II. b.. CALL
Branch Onice Oakland aus 81
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Wheat opened from l1sc to
sc higher, advanced trife d then fell back,
but later became quite strong advanced from
1850 to 1s4c above the inside figures eased off
some and closed from lac to -13sc above yester-
days closing, Receipts 487 900 shipments, $40 900
bushels. Rye firm at 55e. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Wheat, cash, 9512c.
Corn-491ac.
Pork-$ll 90.
Lard-$6 %.
Ribs-$5 As.
Whisky-$1 IL.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 51s@6c; second quality.
4340514 c; third do, 31294 12c.
VEAL-Large, 496c: small Calves. 6@7c.
MUTToN-wethers, 61aG7c; Ewes, 696l5c
Handspring Lamb 7129Sc 2 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 414@41ae for light gran-ted.
and 3s4G4c for heavy packing: stock Hogs. 33l9
&c n. draSSad do. 7GQSc 2 10.
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MORNING SALES.
street-40 S v Water. 1854.


AFTERNOON SALES
Board.150 Water, 9S34; 20 Cal Electric
Light, 21ss; 10 do, 2l1a.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon sales-l0O Water, 9s1a; l5 r
Gaslight, So "a. ~
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EngIish wheat Market,

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.-The spot market is firm at
rs 11ad@7s 412d. Cargoes steady at 3rs Cd for
off coast, 37s Sd for just shipped and 37s Sd for
nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August rs I'D; September, rs
Sad: October, rs sgd; November. rs sgd; De-
cember Is Cd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Aug. 6.-Consols, SO 5-l6; United States
Bonds-4's, 1854; 41a's 1852; Silver. 5Os4d;
Rentes, 93f 6Oci Bullion into Bank of England
sl22,OOO.
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LII WRINKLES AND LINES on THE FACE
~ erased a perfect complexion guaranteed
NINE ELISE 4O4 Post St aUl n
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MISS Il hdfllu, uTdSo III
K II Alice, Penryn
J Nj Park, Alameda
e L jackson. Alameda
J Anley, 5 l. Obispo
l. Potter, San Luis Obisp
X V Neuyal. Lakeport
/ w Tobey, Boston
j I McGregor ~ VT, Sact
j Knox, Placerville
II Lewis, Knoxville
G Newhonse. Stockton
II Wiskie, Boston
ii Weedry, Lathrop
Mrs w A Crawford, Pol
teryille
GRAM
1 Z Brum & VT, S Berna
Mrs L c Rogers, Modest
G Moe. Modesto
LII Madden, Modesto
W + George, Sacrament.
j Wei, Sacramento
j de w tie, n Almaden
q f Lighthall,N Almadel
II q Shiilingsbury, Vale
J Kelley, Brooklyn
+ Il Pervin & W, Pervin
w Il II Dodson, Red BLU
Henry Peters Il VT, Chic
j w Mcguire, st Barbar.
w p Adams x W. $ deg
] NJ McPike, st Helena
+ Osborn, San Diego
A l. Ross, San Diego
w II Doud, San Diego
G n Wilson Il VT, Wallet
Mrs W Smith, Napa
DR. Harmony, 5 z Co
NJ Dinkelspiel, Suisun
+ Dinkelspiel, Suisun
Miss L Bruner, s Bernar,
C Camden, Tower Hous,
INTERNATI
Mrs NJ weiner, New Y orl
j w Spratt, San Diego
l. Grice. Riverside
NJ A White, oregon
G SCHNEIDER, California
j Newman, Fresno
+ johnson, Sacramento
I Walker, Sacramento
A L Knell, Sacramento
7 Baker, Pasadena
G Byrne, Sacramento
J Hammel, Los Angeles
J COffey, California
J Sniithson d VT, Chicago
w b Lawson, Ohio
II ID Cummings, Gait
A 4 Ames, Lodi
II ID Page, Pasadena
s NJ Reece, Petaluma
j Boyd, San Jose
W Ii Hamilton & VT, Sa,
II Luton, San Mateo
Miss Boiler, san Mateo
A NJ Graves, Antioch
w ID Hollowell, Illinois
S p Mably d VT, Ohio
7 f Mabiy, Ohio
j ii Mably. Ohio
L G Champion, San Pedro
G w Needham, San Diego
u 4 Thompson, Texas
PALACE
j G Rhodes. Murple
G Matthews, Phila
A X Young, Philadelphia
q NJ Baker, Philadelphia
w X Post, New York
ii + Lockwood, Boston
} Sparhawk Philadelphia
Miss Sparhawk, Phila
& q Schiner Il VT, Denver
i Beck ~ WI, New York
Miss Beck, New York
Mrs q Kellogg. Madison
Miss q Clark, Madison
Miss j Doyson, Madison
Miss Ii Kellogg, Madison
ii L L Kellogg, Madison
J Is Atkinson ~ W, Madisn
Mrs G w q TENTS, Pittsbrg
j L Copeland, San Diego
W f Fitzgerald, Los Ang
G ii Bonebrake, Los Ang
+ = Johnson. Los Angeles
T Mckay d WI, Benicia
Miss NJ J Titus, San Jose
g Cadwalader. San Diego
II Lindley, Los Angeles
q ii Davis, Los Angeles
S Kushman d VT. Colusa
Mrs L j Fish, Martinez
Il V w Curve, Boston
j L Mills, Sacramento
RUSS
G G auckland. Lodi
Mrs CLARK, California
NJ u Taylor, San Jose
GChestnutwood, Stockton
j Bays, Portland
e j Berry, HealdSburC
NJ Straub, San Leandro
ii n LeOd, San Leandro
r j Walker, Virginia City
Miss NJ Walker, VirginiaC
" ii Arnes, New York
w Z Wand, Oakland
Il Quinn. Benicia
Il Cash. Omaha
j Opperman, Benicia
w Foley. Benicia
p Anderson, Stockton
g S Joyce, Oakland
L w Grimes, jacksonville
NJ Brooks, New York
T. ID McCabe, Modesto
Mrs Reed & CHI. Sac
Mrs Thomas, Sacramento
Mrs Kumkel, Kansas
DR. Henderson, Stockton
Il Z Troy, Sioux Falls
4 Blarkie, California
W w Downing, New York
Is Il Fletcher ~ I'm. Ill
q II Beaie, Santa Rosa
T. Boranda, San l. Obispo
b + Hampton. LakeviewI
L j Reidy, Ukiah
5 McMuilen, Fort Bragg
A n Banta Il VT, Reno
j III Cornwall, Monticello
5 n Straube 81 w,Sta Cruz
w l. Dalzell, HOLSTER
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DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF TIE CHAN
L Gerry Division OF the High Court of Justice,
made in the matter OF the trusts of the will and
codici of JOHN ABRAHAM MASON, deceased.
HART vs. HALLEWkLL, 1887. NJ. No. 1898 and
dated July IA, 1887 the persons claiming to be first
and second cousins, children and descendants Of
uncles and aunts of the said JOHN ABRAHAM
MASON, late of Doncaster, in the county of YOrk,
Doctor in Physie, living at the death of the said
JOHN ABRAHAM MASON, who died at Nice, in the
Republic OF France, on october 20, 1886, or their
legal personal representatives. If dead, on
before the 3lst day of October, 1890, TO come in
and prove their claims, at the chambers of Mr..
Justice North, in the Royal COuItS of Justice
Strand London, England or IN default thereof they
will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of
the said order. Wednesday. the 18th day OF Novem-
Der, 1890, O'Clock In the afternoon, appointed
for hearing and adjudicattng upon the claims.
Dated this 10th day OF July, 1890.
E W. WALKER, Chief Clerk
TIPPETTS & son, IL Maiden Lane, Cheapside,
Va a II
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENOE.

Stmr Empire Butler. Nanaimo; r. ID Chandler.
Ship Hitchcock, Carver, Liverpool; e w Nc
Near.
Near
schr Dashing Wave, Gafney, Sand Point; Lynde
d Hough
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts and
15c for Geographic
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Shipping Notes.

Mexican Dollars.
Ouotable at s76S9c.
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a DVICF-IF you HAVE CATARRH USE MEL
n SONS AMYCoSE and get well; all druggists;
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MRS. CATHERINE AIERSTOCK - INFoRNIA-
w tion OF her whereabouts would be thankfully
received by JOSEPH AIERSroCK, 1888 Folsom.2 -
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Fine Silver.
Nominal. No sales.
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Buyer 'so-lo0 81 447s 500. 81 44s4. Buyer
season-s00, 81 5414 800, 81 641a; 200, 81 54ss.
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A DVICE; DIVORCES SPEEDILY; NO PUBLIC
n ity; legal everywhere. R. SECULAR, Supreme
Court Attorney 305 Kearny ST. myls en-
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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" silks, seaSkin and Seaette clOakS. also carpets
furniture, laee-curtains, blankets and foldingbeds
1t NJ. FREEDMAN Il CO.'S, 22S and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when You buy just
as cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection Of
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods OF samples promptly attended to. 22S and
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"she Is coming to, poor little thing.

"Where am ?n she asked, family
Her own voice sounded further off than the
other voice. She was IN pain all over, pain
that would have been fierce bad IL not been so
sunningly dun, and, above all, so universal.
that thought made her half-incllnel 10 laugh.
She could not see, she knew not why; she could
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BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Fran cisco Stock Board:


400 Alta. l.2OlI0O q & O ..2I5l2GO occidn . 80
100 Andes. 1851 100 q Prize. .251OO Gverm. 2 0
80 Il a. b. .S44 80 N...2552OD Peerless. 90
$50 Bodie IL AGO Hendrcks35 Ito Potosi...63s
100 Bullion. 90 kentuckl .205OO Savage g. 5
5O...........305l0 90 Lady W. .45l00 Scorpion. 20
90 Chall C..240lO0 Martin w .3025O sHilI.. .. rs
loo .........235200 Mexican $40 90 Syndicate. Us
40 Chnllar.. .. 9Ol75 Ophir. a q5 90 Utah - 10
40 a .3S5 $50 ........ 100 100 W Com. a 0
100 CPoint. so 90 S ID 80 $50 YJackt g :36
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IA ANIED-EXPERIENCED DANCING TEACH
W eT 10 take charge of a weleStablshed and we'll
paying business; with small capital preferred;
must give name and residence and last place of
teaching; for further particulars address L. A.
nliEWS II y Montgomery st. S. I. aus l5tE
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"A ANTED-2 LADIES FOR LIGHT BUSINESS
" in the country; hfstclass opportunity for right
parties Apply 2512 Stockton st. aus 3ts
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MEDICAL.

I AIDES IN NEED QUIET AND STRICTLY CON
II fdential place TO confne should call at MRS.
BIEBLER'S 1O731a Market; graduated midwife
and doctor at Leipzig; II years practical expert
fence, with best results; rooms and board. au7 IT.
WANTED-A MIDDLEAGED GRADUATE OF
W medicine, registered and qualified to practice in
this State, work salary for proprietary medi
cine company: an excellent opening for the right
man. Address, stating college, qualifications, etc,
VI. D.. Boy ISL. CALL Branch once. an7 3tE
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker, IS Market street.
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= RoCERIES-CLUFF BROS WHOLESALE
" ana retail grOeers: the Oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast: teas and
coffees speciality: chromus or crockery: best
goods at lowest prices; country orders packed and
shipped IF ee. and II Montgomery ave, 40 and
a. Fourth ST., 400 and AL Montgomery ave, 4Ol
HAYES st. iel7 TuThSu II
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FOLDING BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NO 1901
i mirTored with large plate lSx4O; walnut, oak and
cherry; cash price elsewhere sos; our installment
price only $50. NJ FREEDMAN d CO., 22S-230
Stockton St, cor. Post; open evenings. ap16u
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YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WOULD LIKE TO
i meet young German lady a lady with
meansi object matrimOpy. Address ID. R., Box -,
CALL Branch ONCE. aus SIS
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ATl26 KEARNY. ROOM g. you CAN BORROW
n money at low rates; private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale: take elevator au7 Il
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WII.L LADY II BLUE AT DREw's DANCING
Young man in gray suit? Address o., Box 81, CALL
iI,,e,,-h nsi.a 3d. Its
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DERFECT-FITTINGS STREET OR TRAVELLING
L dress made in - hours for $l5. $50. $25 goods
all found; also ready-made suits. MRS. NJ. DAVIS,
23A TAYLOR 81 ani u
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U1HE BOARD OF HEALTH AT ST. LOUIS WILL
Il not allow impure iceto be sold, and the doctors
are waking no TO the necessity OF protecting this
communitS by recommending the distilled water
100 frnn, I3O Erighth ST. 1t
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N UTTFR-PLEASE STATE IN TO-MORRoW'S
i1n,nor v-bere can meet Won. UNITED STATES. Is

I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE, LOWEST
IL price; easiest terms ON new and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges: highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings.
iOI7, 1919, 1921, 1923 Mission ST., bet Sixth and
Seventh, j. NOONAN. au7 II
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no YOU WANT GOOD POTATOES? GO TO
IL SMITH, 41s Front ST.. prices VIII surprise you;
! per pound and less. aus II
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-04-11
Alarm over Prodigal Appropriations.
(Clerk of the Ways and Means Committee in the
Philadelphia Ledger)

Philadelphia Ledger.)
In this connection some alarm is be-
ing exhibited by the mnrc- thoughtful
members of Congress, and an appre-
hension is growing that, unless the
brakes are applied, u,e appropriations
will not only exhaust the surplus for
the current year, but prevent the ac-
cumulation of surplus in the imme-
diate future, unless additional taxation
is imposed. Commissioner Raum esti-
mates that the sum required for PEN
sions the coming year will be $1lO,-
100000 or $ll5,OOO,OOO. This includes
estimates only for the regular pension
list and such additions as are likely to
be made to it during the present ses-
sion OF Congress. Should the service
pension bill pass, an additional $780,
100000 will be required on this ac-
count; and if the dependent pension
bill passes, sum largely in excess OF
this will be needed to pay dependent
pensions.
In view of the outlook presented by
these threatened demands upon the
treasury, the question arises whether
it would be prudent for Congress to at
tempt any reduction whatever in the
revenues at this time. The surplus ON
March l was $32, ,O0O, 900, and this has
run down several million dollars dur
ing the present month. This is the
sWallest balance the treasury has held
on March 1st for several years past.
On March l, 1889, the balance was
$50, 600, 600; 1888, $92,OOO,OOO; 1889,
$4S,OOO,OOO. The total expenditure for
the eight months ending February 80
was $22S, ,470, $3.50. At this rate the ex-
penditure for the year would reach
$343,OOO,OOO. The receipts for the
past eight months was $26O, O,454,S11,
which would give for the year at this
rate, about 1891 600, 600, and leaves a
balance at the end of the year of $4S,-
100000. These figures, in view of the
disposition manifested by Congress to
prodigality in expenditures, are not
very encouraging to those who are
laboring 10 reduce the annual receipt,
OF the Government by a revision of the
tariff and the abolition of the tax on
tobacco. 1t must be apparent, even
to the most casual observer, that, un-
less there is a halt in Congress in the
matter of appropriations, the PROPOSE
tions to reduce the revenues will have
to be abandoned. There are many
thinking men who believe that the
passage of the several pension bills
now pending would necessitate the re-
imposition of taxes and an increase in
custom duties.
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Civil Service Chronicle,

SiVh service chronicle.
His putting the federal patronage
in Virginia into the hands of Malone
was an assault upon the rights of half
OF the people of that State, and its dis
astrous results do not seem to have
taught him any lesson. His failure
to dismiss the office holders who at
tempted to collect money for Malone
does not indicate determination to
execute that part of the law. His re-
moval OF Pearson, Burt, Graves and
Saltenstall indicate spirit of putting
his heel upon the neck of the reform
sentiment of the country. His al
lowing the railway mail service to be
looted while eligible lists were being
prepared, and the manner in which it
was done were peculiarly in broken
faith. His sweep of the fourth class
postmasters by Clarkson, his turning
the Census Bureau over to the COM
mon spoil, his advance in the same
direction with the Indian service, his
subsidizing the press, his grudging re-
tention OF some Democrats to the end
of their term, his greedy removal of
others, like General Manson, his turn
ing whole States over to men like
Platt and Quay, his appointment of
relatives to Offices, and his general use
OF the 100000 places in the unclassified
service to pay personal and party
debts, unmistakably mark him as
man who believes in such a use of
great public trust.
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IT the present Congress should raise
the pension payments to sum of
$3.50, 1000, 900, what would be the con-
elusive argument for such course?
How would the party majority seek to
justify their action to the people
against the attacks of their opponents?
On what grounds would the payment
OF pensions to a sum SO very much
more than that expended for the
largest standing armies in Europe be
justified? These are questions of i'm
portanee. They are questions which
are carefully pondered by those who
were soldiers, and by those who
gladly sustained the soldiers in every
way. and now gladly approve the
pensions of those who suffered. Is o
citizen by virtue of mere service with
out injury in the late war a proper OBJ
ject OF public bountyf Should - man
who enlisted for the money and with
out principle or patriotism, and who
now becomes disabled by causes not
connected with the service, be sup
ported at public expense. while another
man who did not enlist because he
could be of infinitely greater service at
home, and who also becomes disabled,
is left without public thought or care?
This is question which emphasizes
the other; why is the service pension
SO warmly urged and supported? 1t
is not answered by what is indisputa-
BILE, that we are q great and generous
and grateful nation. That is not the
reason. What can the reason be?-
Harper's Weekly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-04-11

Senator Ingalls, has intr duced bill
in Congress providing for system of
banking by the United States, rs pro-
posed by the wage workers alliance.
1t provides for the establishment Of an
executive department Of banking with
q Secretary at the head ut salary of
$S, 600 per annum and four Assistant
Secretaries with salaries ut 5000 each
per annum. The bills provides that
banking for the people be done free Of
cost, except such merely nominal fees
as are necessary to pay expenses.
Branches shall be established at the
postoffices throughout the country and
maintain as many loan associations as
necessary. Loans to be made on good
security, interest payable ON the 31st
of December every year. A failure TO
pay interest terminates the loan and
after the sale OF security, the excess
over the loan, if any, shall be paid to
the borrower. The money necessary
for the transactions of the department
is to be furnished by the Treasury Of
the United States, and it is to be full
legal tender for all debts and dues
within the United States, the money
to be printed on silk threaded paper at
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
in the following denominations: One,
two, three and five mills; one, two,
three and five cents; one, two, three
and five dimes: one, two, three and
five dollars; one, two, three and five
eagles; one, two, three and five con-
dos ($1OO), and one, two, three and five
talents ($1 ,O00)