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- BIy,he's Letters to Florence.

j. Ii. Boalt, attorney for Florence in the
Blythe case, closed his argument yesterday.
lie made strong point of the four letters
written by Blythe to her. one of which was
written on the day before his death, and in
which he addressed her as his dear, darling
daughter, signing them, Your own loving
papa, Thomas ii. Blythe" These letters
were written in the presence of competent
witness, w. II. II. Hart. Attorneys Towle
and Mckoon Will commence the argument
for the Blythe Com any on Monday.
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Thomas R. Bassett TO A. F. o'Connell. to build on
n line of Vallejo St: so E. of Mason, "a ;6x56 IS,
5000; bonds $4,000 Michael J. wr,n surety
L. A. Levy to William Armstrong d Co., painting,
ETC. on NE. cor of Van Mesa ave. and Myrtle St. n.
~, E 1O9 n. 49, Z. 40 IS S, 100 w. 10 IS. S3277.
A. DecourtieuI to II. Lehoussel, to build on s.
line OF Union ST., 206:3 w. OF Mason, W. 34:4hx
1877 %, $3.50.
Samuel Booth with A. s. Cook. to build on W. cor.
OF Nineteenth and Shotwell sts.. 81 :6xl9, $3.50.
Cora L. Monkey to Thomas Morris, TO build on N
line of Haight St, 247:o w. OF Devisadero, w
27:61l37 g. $6572; bonds $500, r. LeweIyn and
r yis
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Hnrbor Comm ssioners.

At meeting of the State Board of Har-
Dor Commissioners held yesterday, drafts
were ordered to be drawn upon the Harbor
Improvement Fund for the payment of
S7S16 Is in favor of John Hackett and John
Sherry for paving contracts, S2706 80 in
favor of j. S. Antonelli for work done on
Section of the sea-wall, and $3.50 30 for
payment Of miscellaneous bills.
The steamers Jewell and Santa Maria
were placed on the delinquent list for non
payment Of dockage fees
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The testimony in the case of Clarence
Sanborn, on trial in the United States Dis
trict Court, before Judge Hoffman and a
jury, for improper use of the mails. is all
in and Assistant District Attorney Hatch
closed his argument for the prosecution
yesterday; The case was then adjourned
over until Monday, when arguments for
the defense will be heard.
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Two of the Burglars.

James Donnelly was taken in custody
yesterday morning by Officers Heyden and
MeMahon on charge of breaking into 514
Sixth street. some months ago, with COM
rade named e. McElroy, who was recently
tried and convicted for the offens g.
Officer j. McGrath arrested William Eat
we'll on a similar charge for entering the
store of Christoffersen 81 Tway, on Spear
street, and stealing lot of property.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING, May 2.

FRIDAY EVENING, May 2
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver unchanged.
Mexican Dollars frmer.
Wheat and Barley advanced.
Flour strong.
More call for Oats.
Corn and Rye unchanged.
White Beans higher
Old and new onions declined.
Twelve cars Eastern Potatoes arrived.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese weakening.
Poultry in heavy supply.
Strawberries advanced.
No change in Oranges.
Mexican Lines hrmer.
Rhubarb and Peas lower.
Asparagus higher.
Hops neglected
Hides active
Hogs lower.
Rice firm.
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Mortuarv R.port.

The mortuary report for this city for the
week ending yesterday gives the total
deaths at 1876, 36 of which were In public
institutions, 5 by casualties and by suicide.
As cause of death pneumonia is auswerahla
for q OF the total number, phthisis for 10.
bronchitis and hamilton for 9 each, and the
diseases Va
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STATES.


Steamers to sail to-day are the Mariposa for AUS
tralia and Honolulu, the Colima for Panama, the
Farallon for Yaquina Bay and the Humboldt for
Humboldt Bay. The Bonita and Santa Cruz fall due
from the southern coast.
The British iron bark Dean field 1912 tons was char
tered, prior TO arrival, for Wheat to United King
dom, Havre or Antwerp, 40s.
The Benicia takes for Cork 1853 ctls Wheat val
ued at Ss0,275; Cumberland, for Corr IS, $50 ctls
Mt $50 700.
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Japanese Pheasants.

Eight Japanese pheasants, shipped by the
steamer Gaelic, have been received by the
Commissioners Of Golden Gate Park. They
are of the golden, silver and ring neck yarie-
ties. and are magnificent specimens. Their
homes will be in the new aviary, which is
situated little to the east OF the conserva-
tory,
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The new road in Golden Gate Park, con.
structed by the laboring men of the city
and paid Tor by voluntary contributions OF
citizens, was informally opened Thursdav.
1t extends from a point to the west OF
Strawberry Hill, is sixty feet wide, nearly
two miles in length and one of the finest
driveways In the park.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

In neither of the regular sessions yesterday were
there any changes worthy of remark. There was
slight advance in the first and similar decline in
the second The close was weak.
Local securities were quiet, with sales Of s. "
Water at 800.
Caledonia Gold has declared dividend of &c. pay
able on the 18th.
The ophir assessment falls delinquent In Board
O-la
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James Mcdonald, who was run over by 9
train at Redwood City Thursday morning
died late that night in ST. Mary's Hospital
from the effects of his injuries. He was q
native of Providence, % years of age, and
has no relatives in this city. By request oil
the Coroner of San Mateo County the in.
quest will be held in the Morgue of this
city, as all the witnesses dwell here.
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FAMILY RETAIL MARK EFT.

There is general cheapening OF Vegetables this
week. Peas plentiful and arrivals of Striag
Beans are steadily increasing. New Potatoes and
new Onions are cheaper.
Cherries have appeared, but are too dear for the
average purse besides they not wholly ripe.
few baskets of Raspberries come in occasionally.
Gooseberries are cheaper. Strawberries also
lower.
Butter shows no change. Choice Eggs are higher.
Poultry is in better supply and some kinds are
rather cheaper.
Several variations In Fish appear.
Following is 1HE CALLS regular weekly retail
price
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, May 2.-There was moderate reac-
tion this morning. Missouri Pacific declined 10,
Sugar Trusts Us. Advances were: Atchison I
Cotton Seed OIL IA, Lead Trusts "A. Sar fran
cisco commoa Is. preferred 29s Ii the afternoon
there was a sharp advance In Northern Pacific and
Oregon Transcontinental Sugar Trusts regained-
morning decline and the rest OF the stocks rallied to
within fraction of the opening Total sales, 1924,
80 shares
NEW YORK. May 2.-United States Bonds: As,
1872; 4ia's, 1929; Northern Pacific, 343s; Cana
dian Pacific 77s4 Central Pacific. 80 " Union Pa
cifc 671s; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, Az I;
wes-Fargo. lao bid. 146 asked; Western Union,
S41s; Silver, 1ol7s Sterling, 81 s59i ST.
Wheat. cash, No. 2, 81 oo4a; No. 3, s61ac.
Flour-Steady.
Cofee-Sl6 60
sugar-4&.@5 9-16c.
Hops-California. 16c.
Hides-Caifornia l3c.
Copper-Lake $l4 80.
Tln-Spot, S2e.
Lead-Domestlc, 81 05.
Iron-$16 so.
Petroeum-S47sc.
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Thursday afternoon, while number of
cattle were being driven on board the
steamer Gold for Petaluma, at Washington
street Wharf, cow walked over the side
and into the slip. 1t swan for three
blocks and then got on to the rocks under
the wharf at the foot of Broadway and ran
along to Fishermen's Wharf, where it was
lassoed and hauled ashore BIZ the vannarns.
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The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 7s fall
in the Pacific Coast States and Territories for
the month of April, with assets at $326,012 and
liabilities $575,232, as compared with LOG for the
previous month, with assets at $549,525 and
liabilities at 1865, and 63 for the correspond
ing month of 1889, with assets at $l52,76S and
liabilities $3O2322.
The failures for the past month are divided
among the States and Territories as follows:
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Nothing Left for the ChiIdren.

Administrator Bradbury Of the estate of
James McCord, who was at one time Super
intendent of the Sutter-street Railroad Com
pany, obtained an order from Judge Coffey
yesterday confirming his account and a
further order to sell some jewelry of the
deceased. There is little or nothing lett for
the two children,
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General Merchandise

BAGS Calcutta. spot, nominal at csc: May and
June, &c; Wool Bags, nominal; Potato Gunnies,
nominal.
RICE-Continues firm with slender stocks in first
hands. Chiuese mixed 81 10; No. Ctinese, IS 20
@o5 80 2 two mats; extra No. !, so 1905 So Ha-
TANBARK-The tanners are talking of an agree
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Yesterday the new rule relating to depos-
Its on call board contract sales at the Prod
uce Exchange went into effect In future
$500 must be deposited for every 100 tons of
grain sold for future delivery, 500 by the
seller and $500 by the purchaser. These
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Strong, In sympathy with Wheat. Net
cash prices are: Family extras 1904 20; Bakers
extras, 81 %; city superfne 81 S0D3 10: interior
brands, s4@i 20 for extras and 81 SG@3 10 . Dbl
for superhne.
wHEAT-The advance continues aud the market
is very Stiff The foreign markets are rising. The
demand is good. No. 1, 81 3114@1 3214; No. 2,
81 25@1 2ss4; choice, 81 1894 extra choice, for
milling, 81 35@l 37l2 q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINa
Buyer 1880 81 42ss; 100. 81 42ll. Buyer
scason-1O0, 81 321s; 800, 81 80.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 1880 81 42s; 500, 81 42s4. Buyer
seasonI2oo, 81 3.1s; 800 81 1924.
BARLEY-options advanced l@2c yesterday. The
sample market for Feed stiff at a further rise
Brewing rules quiet as the wants of the brewers
81; choice 81 6I14@1 O21a; lower grades, 971Sc;
fair to good Brewing 81 0691 10; good to choice.
81 121a@l 10 q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
Buyer '9o-100, 81 1895; 100, 81 IL; 100,
1855 81 s. iO 49, 81 o q o 100 hsys Soss
100, 81 ooi4; 100; q, buyer 80. after August
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer '9o-100 81 1888; 200, 81 1855; 500,
81 101a; do, after August 1st-200, 81 %; 100,
oATs-The iobbers have started in to buy. and
sales are reported at 81 So for No. White. 81 Ola
sae parties at 81 STA and Gray at 81 So The
name price.
CoRN-Arriyas yesterday were 21s5 centals. The
market was quiet anu unCnsngtu Large 1eHOW,
81 10 "a Is Small round do, 81 1874 @l 10.
White, $1@1 o. per ctl.
RYE-Quotable at 921a995c 2 ctl.
BRAN-Quotabie at $l4@l5 for the best and
$13@l3 80 q ton for lower grades and outside
brands.
MIDDLINGS- Quotabe at SIT 50@19 q ton.
HAY-wheat, $99l2 so for ordinary. and $149
10 for extra choice; Wheat and Dat, SS@ls; Dat,
SOLO; Wild Dat, $S@l1 so; Barley, $7@9; Alfalfa,
$s9i1 q ton.
STRAW uotable at 45@55c q bale.
MiLLsTUFFS.Ground Barley quotable at $22
@22 90. The mills sell oicaRe Meal at s2S Q ton
Flour. &c; Oatmeal, 419c; Cracked Wheat, Sag;
Buckwheat Flour, &c; Pearl Barley. 4491454c . 10
SEEDs-Yeliow Mustard, quotabe at 81 9o@2 .
| ell; Brown Mustard, e 5o@3 %; Fax, $s@3 70;
Canary, 3I4@3s4c q 10: Alfalfa, 71aQS14c q ID;
Rape, 21ac; Hemp 41ac; Timothy, bs4@6l4c.
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Deserted by Their Attorney.
he caaps of Jnsenh MiiIar and IT

McInerney, two lads who pleaded not
guilty to charge of burglary in Judge Van
Reynegom's department last Saturday, came
up for hearing yesterday. but neither the
feed attorney for the boys nor the one ap-
pointed by the Court appeared, and the
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 2.-The spot market is higher
at 7s@7s 21ad. Cargoes are higher at SIS Cd
for of coast, SOS I'd for just shipped and 36s for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May, Is I'd; June. rs 21hd;
July. IS 2$4d: August Is 14d: September, rs
sad; October. rs 314d; November, rs 212d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May 2.-.Consols 80 1-16: United States
Bonds: AS, l25; 412's, 105s4 Silver, 46s4d;
Rentes, S9f 6oc. Bullion into Bank OF England,
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MORNING SALES.
56s4.
street-1oo Cal Electric Light 2oss; 80 It NJ
K, SO; 80 Water. 100.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-15 S Water 100
Street-s5 S Water, lUU
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon Sales-5O Water 100
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ment to pay uniform price for whole Bark when
the season opens.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes,
terms net cash: Cube, 7c; Crushed, 7c Extra
Powdered, &c: Fine Crushed, 7c: Dry Gransr
lated, Csc; Confectioner's A. 61ac Extra @, 65Set
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A MIDNIGHT TRAGEDY.

i.
Two lovers lean on the garden gate;
The hour is late.
At chamber window her father stands,
And rnbs his hands.
III.
For a While he watches them unawares,
Then goes downstairs.
".
He looses the dog from his iron chain
The rest is plain.
V.
The moonlight silvers the garden gate;
The hour is late.
-Somervllle journal.
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From rough estimates the population of
Washington Is not far from 354, 525, says
Census Supervisor Jenkins.
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SATURDAY Ko-E1GHr PAGES

sums will be deposited with the Exchange
and loaned out for its account The net
profits thus derived will be set aside as
reserve fund.
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shouldn't think man could hide there month.
should you?'
mo-" i answered, absentIy, "a should not
think he cnnld ,,-RnSfOn Globe.
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April Failures.

New York Exchange.
New York exchange, 171ac for sight drafts and
2212c for telegraphic
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May "A nervous feeling prevailed in
all the markets on Change to-day, although adj
vances were not so great yesterday. Hutchison
heavy seller of Wheat Wheat opened at 92c
and closed at 92c.
CHICAGO May Wheat. cash, 921ae
Corn-335sc.
Pork-$l3 10.
Lard-$6 3712.
Ribs-$6 3d.
Whisky-S1 OF.
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sub-Treasury Finances.
Music In the Park.
The following music will be given at IL
park this and Tomorrow afternoons:

park this and tomorrow afternoons:
/. Paris March. ........,,,,,....... Bendtt
2. Overture, Martha ".....,,,......... Flotow
s. Gayotte, "Forget-me-not" .............. WeibiQ
a. selection from the opera " lie Chalet ~. Adam
D. Prayer and barcarole, from the North
Meyer eer
o. Grand potpourri, Der Musk Enthusiast
with immense bass solo FIRST time) - Statefeld
q Friedensmarch aus Rienzi "..,..,,., Wagner
g. Overture, " Raymond " ..,..,,,,,,,.... Trh omas
o. Rhein ind Donau Waltz. SchiId
TO- Serenade, Goodnight, Beloved )" Pinsuti
IL. Graud military fantasia, "Parsifal" first
10 Imel Wagner
IL. Internal Galop de Coneert-"Choir of Infer
nal Spirits" Combat of the Furies," Dance
OF the Devils" midnight Reception to
Pluto" ratting OF chains, internal din of the
devils. Kelar Bela
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RUSS HOUSE,

II
| M Berry, Newcastle A Martin, Boston
| MIS- Muttard & ch. BlueIS Martin. Boston
| Lake W Wells, Dixon
J Paddock, Ukiah ~ A Cameron. Dixon
| 4 Hayworth, Ukiah Miss L NJ Burns Victo
| Q Kipp, Riverside g Harkey. Fremont
| l. Askns, Newmans III T Hatch, Willows
Wagner. Newmans Z Harlow Stockton
| @ Tobin, California w A Wilson, Los Ange
| II A Tobin, Alameda Harter Il WI, Seat
| Lowell, Oakland C Fish, Boston
Yayo, Oakland Miss Fish, Boston
Richardson. Truckee D Young, Iowa
Melvin, Oakland II Ely. Santa Cruz
Vostrowsky. San Jose Mrs Hopper. Santa p,
Ratio, Vallejo lC Allen Los Angeles
Michaelis Jr, Vallejo Miss Meyers. Hayward
III w Kriski, Seattle L j Hall, Healdsburg
w L Talbot, Sacramentol h Dodds, Placeryille
Miss L COtter Ohio j w Conant OroyilIe
Hughes q VT, Cal liz C Wilson, Stockton
| w Cooley, steamer 10 Rotsel, Byron Spgs
Charleston w Wynn, Livermor
wnloughby, Wat II Q Kellogg, Anahelm
Vile S ingalls,. Los Ange
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
P Fitzslmons, y sN ~ Brnnalleck. Grassvall
A L Norton. USN w Carroll, Mexico
g Ingate, U SN Losofa Mexico
Z Quatbrongh&w Wash Jensen Jr, Mexico
l. Stughes, U S G Collins, Benicia
Q Bretham, U S N Mrs Mcclure. N Y
s Robinson, u s X w Quit, u s N
L Braitt. US A L Carter. Salt Lake
5 Robinson Jr, NwYork g w Spear & VT. Aubu
c Emmerith, Washington w Rafferty,, A
q BurnaD U ~ j Tobin, st Paul
L Herwig, USN X Webster U S N
+ Frimel 4 VT, Chicago q Masee, Seattle
D w Beswick, U N w Garrets0n Benicia
w Miller. U SN Mss W Jungen, StaCr
Miss Garland. PhiIa
BALDWIN HOTEL.
Z Laurence T. Vallejo ~ Blandin, USN
j Grant, Nashville f B Baldwin Fresno
) n Canberg, Pasadena c Eaton, White Sulpher
Y NJ PoStman&w, Pasaden q IL Eaton & w, Mass
Relchart, Sacramento S Gage, San Jose
w Walsh SN 7 Shane San Jose
Carr, San Jose G Sutton d W, Reno
j Porter, San Diego Stone U
z Daston, st Paul w Fielding, U s N
w ID Parker, U 8 N W johnson, U N
Is King, New Bedford c A ingalls,, Boston
Lyders. indianapolis b K Ward, Los Angeles
J Perkins g. (, Denver c T Hail. sacramento
q Wilson, U SN
LICK HOUSE
A Sargeson &f,victorIa Miss Gates, Oakland
L Cohn, New York I Morse Murphys
M Caendro, Mich igan Mrs Morton Sonora
Barring, New York L C Jacobs, Oroville
X Dwyer, New York A j McPike Vallejo
Mrs j Geary ,SantaRoSa Miss Handy. Santa CIR
Mrs Finn, Red Bluff G w johnson, Calistoga
A Meany IL T. MERGED Mrs Ward, Kansas
W Walsh d W, Arizona W Williams, Mare
Miss W Walsh, Arizona ~ Forney, Mare Island
Ii McMann, MtssionSJ X j Hudson, LakepQrt
j j Burt, San Jose Mrs J Ritter, Sacto
w Kits. Nevada City wv ii de Caslow, Indiana
W Harding, Sonoma p Echebane, San Jose
Nj Forden San Jose
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
W Howard, Baltimore u Baker, Walnut Gre
III Brown, Philadelphia d Norton, Newton ka
Phelps, Hartford j D Wilson, Fresno
w Reno Bagdad Z Z Perkins. Wallace
ii Zimmermast Bagdad - Turner, Santa Cruz
wallace, Lathrop II Porter, PennSylvan
X Nelson New York q Walters San Jose
John Wood, Boston L Brown, Sacramento
w Thomas, Portland Stllman, Stockton
Il w Bronson, Seattle j Borde, New York
Long. Indiana Jones, Redwood City
j u Glllis, Toledo, Ohio
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San Francisco Meat Market.

All kinds are abundant and weak and Hogs have
declined. Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to
dealers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 6@e1ac second. quality.
615c third do 4615c.
VEAL-Large, 1860: small Calves, 6@17c.
MUTTON-Wethers 515@6e: Ewes, 5@s5J 5c.
Handspring Lamb Sl99c q 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs 514@53se for granted, and
A1s@5c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, 500 Ac
p 10: dressed do S69e y 10,
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Fine Silver,

Unchanged at 81 g ounce.
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ArrEnN cos sFss1ox-2 :an.

100 Andes. 10000 Croker. ..35l30o Conn., l. IS
2S0 Belcher 81 loo Point 80 occid... /. 10
100 Isle.... 90 100 DelM SO. 0Ol5 80 % gas
50 B.. 3.oo2oo Ereneq..; .65l SO ovrmn 226
100 ..........3 .05 100 & Mp 2Ol35U Peer 40
100 Bodie .7O7O0 Indepen. 10 90 Peerless 80
1Vo buiiion.L10l0O Justice. l.40250 Potosi 30
200 Caledonia. As 90 Lady w. .25l 50 Savage 1 go
100 Chall CO.. 30l0O Mexican 1901 so BS nj / IL
800 Chollar. 3. 90 j 90 Navajo 25ll5O SNey 2 AZ
50 Comth a. 80 500 New rs 100 HiIl o.
oU0 $50 ZOO 80 100 Union. 2.55
90 Q q V..4.65 N Isle. LOS so Utah go
500 Con Y ..305l0 ..........l.l5l
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BOARD SALES,

Following were the sales yesterday in the San
Francisco Stock Board:
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at sO@sO1ac.
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STEAMER. DEsr1sArIox. SAILS. WIRE

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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STEAMER. DESTINATIONS. SAILS WIRE
Mariposa. Australia 1900. May 3,l2 MIOceanis
Coiima Panama. ........ May 3,l2 NJ lPMSS
Humboldt -. Humboldt Bay. May 8. 9AM Washtn
Pomona. San Diego 1900. May LIAM Bdwyg
Columbia. -. Portland - May A. JOAN Spear
Umatia. =. Vic & PCT Sound May 5. BAN Bdw'yl
Los Angeles san Pedro -. May g. 8AN Bdwy2
willamette V lYaqutna Bay. =. May T. 4PA Seaw'IA
Corona. Humboldt Bay. MAY T. GAN Bdw'y
Mexico. ..... San Diego -. NAV s IlAN BdW'y
State OF Cal. Portland - NAV 81 lOAM smear
Gaellc China Japan. May s, BPM r MS 8
Eureka. ..... San Pedro 49,. Maybe, SAM Bdwy
Walla Wailai Vic & PCT Sound Maybe, GAN Bdw'y
Departure OF Australian steamer depends on the
English mails
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time Computed by THOMAS
TENNEST, Chronemeter aud Instrument
Maker. Is Market street.
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. May 2


kOr Ldte SilpDup HitelJencs Ei0htt Pd0a
ArriN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
CONDENSED LOCALS.

At meeting of National Lodge, No. 101,
Order Golden Chain. Friday evening, A. STAN
ley Wicr. esq. supreme secretary OF the order
spent. This is the first visit paid the lodge by
supreme officer since its organization ten
months ago.
Saturday night Of1;cer Mulvev found dead
infant on Maryland avenue between 4 and 9th
streets southwest. and this morning 0ticer b.
hand found one on 3 between 18th and 49, !
streets northwest
Saturday night Timothy Dempsey, while
running after runaway team, tell near I'd
and q streets northwest and badly sprained his
left Leg. lie was sent to the Freedmans Hos
pitaL
Justice Chas. Walter was the recipient Of
very acceptable present few days since from
Mrs. Gen. John A. Logan of a valuable and
unique ink5tand and lIkeness of Gen. Logan.
The gift was accompanied by letter from Mrs.
Logan expressing her gratitude for cOurtesies
extended to her late husband and herself by
Jusace Walter.
W. Clarence Duvan was accepted as q juror
in the Criminal Court today.
Two boys set fire to some leaves in the hol-
southeast yesterday evening. Though the wood
was green il burned completely through, en-
daugering residences near by. The fire was
put out BY Officer Stahl after working on il for
several hours with hose borrowed III the neigh
borhoOd-
The Israel Church, LIST and streets south
west, celebrated its SEVENTEEN anniversary
yesterday.