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branches OF the trees and fingered on the roofs
of the houses. The statue OF Apollo, when
adorned the fountain In the center, received the
last rays. The far-off houses In the Paseo di
Recoletos glistened at this moment like silver.
The salon was filled with people.
After the girls had discussed the matter on all
sides with the greatest vehemence, and Lolita
had theoretically refused their unanimous pro-
pOsals, she took refuge In dull silence. AS her
friends observed this Nayerfng, they returned 10
the attack with renewed zeal, each one Launching
more or less important new argument: Lulsa
especially showed herself untlring in drawing
conclusions, accompanied by warm entreaties
at last Lolita came slowly back. her face bent
on Asuncon. The poor girl was still In the same
melancholy mood. her face buried III her hands.
AT sight of this distress a tender feeling must
have stirred the heart of this already yielding
sister; she pressed through the group and, as she
reached her friend, threw her arms around her
neck and said:
Don't cry Conchita, don't cryi" But while
she stammered these words, she herself wept. The
golden and the dark heads lay for moment close
together The friends encirced them aud not
one was without tears.
"Come, children, people are looking at u.s."
said Tulsa; dry your eyes and let US go to walk"
And so they pressed their handkerchiefs TO
their eyes, Lusa first and then the others, and,
with cheerful. fresh faces, mingled by couples
with the crowd, and lost sight of them.-Ar-
mando Palaclo Vades, in Five Stories Week.
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IN THE BLYTHE CASE.

Another Day Spent in Oratory by the
Various Attorneys.
Proceedings were uninteresting in the
Blythe case yesterday. The morning ses-
sion of the court was occupied by DR.. Tay
lor, attorney for the Williams heirs, who
argued in reply to Attorney McKoon, rep
resentng the Liverpool Bythes.
The counsel argued that the Liverpool
Blythes could only prove their kinship by
establishing an unbroken chain of evidence
of relationship, and this they had not sue
ceeded in doing.
Attorney Holiday made a brief argu-
ment in behalf of the gypsy Blythes in re-
ply to McKOon, and in the afternoon AttOr-
ney Towle made the closing argument for
the Liverpool Blythes. Arguments will be
resumed this morning at IL O'Clock.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were unsettled yesterday There was
general advance In the first session. ranging from
10 cents to 10 cents, while Oyerman rose from
81 55 to 80 95.
In the afternoon board Potosi advanced to So
and overman fell back to 81 80. The other stocks
were weak as 4 rule
The close showed no particular change
Local securities were dull and unchanged, except
Spring valley Water, which rose to 500 25.
The Confidence delinquent sale takes place to-day
AT the annual meeting of the Justice Monday a.
$50 shares were represented. The following d.
rectors were elected: Thomas Anderson. Presi-
dent; Morris Hoefiich, Vice-President: p Anne
reaux, James o'Connell; r. E. Kelly. Secretary:
Charles Lyons. Superintendent. The mine has lust
shipped S6446. The company has S77s5 cash on
hand, besides s24. 1913 in bullion awaiting shipment
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New York Markets.

NEW York. May 6.-The market opened strong
but soon reacted, losing average of q by noon.
Missouri Pacific and oregon TranscontInental de-
clined u, Pacific Mail Is, Union Pacific IS; North
ern Pacific advanced "a, Cotton Oil 2Ts, Sugar
Trusts rs. In the afternoon several stocks recoy
cred and advanced a fraction. Total sales 351, 233
shares.
NEW YORK, May 6.-United States Bonds: as,
1872; 412's, 1929 Northern Pacific, 357s; Cana
dian Pacific, 1884 Central Pacific, IS; Union Pa
cinc, 66@4 Atchson Topeka and Santa Fe, 451s;
Wells Fargo, l40 bid. 146 asked Western Union,
s51s; Silver lUOs4; Sterling. 81 s594 81.
Wheat, cash. Nc =, 81 OF; No. 3, SIC.
Flour-Steady.
Cotfee-$l6 80.
Sugar-4a1@5 9-16c.
Hops-Calitornia, l31ac
Hdes-California, l3c
Copper-Lake, $l4 20.
Tin-Spot $50 10.
Lead-Domestic, "a 071A.
lron-$16 90.
Ietroleum-S515c.
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BAGS-Calcutta spot nominal at sac; May and
June. &c; WOO! Bags, nominal; Potato Gunnies,
nominal.
CoFFEE-Is quiet and irregular. Inferior grades
are not wanted Quotations are: 2092012c for
good prime to prime washed Guatemala: 2Ot921c
for good prime Costa Rlca and washed Salvador:
for fair Costa Rica and washed Salvador; 1854
lSISc for medium Guatemala, Costa Rica and Sal
vador; l4I5@l6I4c for ordinary Guatemala, Costa
Rica and Salvador; 19ss9191ac for good unwashed
CANNED FRUITS-Dealers continue to clear of
old stocks TO meet the crop, and CON
cesslons are accordingly made. Apricots 81 goa
20; Peaches 81 6591 rs; Bartlett Pears, 81 $50
81 rs; Plums, Sl@1 10: Strawberries 81 Is: Black
berries, 81 1901 90; Tomatoes. S5lh.c spot Canned
Peas for future delivery have sold at 81 20.
CoAL-Ihe spot market is unchanged, but
Prices to dealers are folows; Wellington.
SO; New Wellington, 80: Southfeld Wellington
IS; Diamond, 81: Cedar River 81; Seattle 81; Gill
man, 1901; Coos Bay, ST. sydney. IS 60i Greta
so: Camel, Sl2; Col RADIO Egg, ST. q ton.
FISH-No. Mackerel, quotable at $l5115 30 In
haltbbs and 50 5O92 rs in kits; No. 2 Sl49lo In
bbls and S2@e3 rs In kits; Mess Mackerel, 1898 rs
for homeless; Eastern smoked Herring. SOC; Dutch,
do. 81 5o@t rs q keg; whitefsh, so In halt-bbs
and 1922 rs in kits; Tongues and Sounds 81 T59
NAILS-Quotable as follows: Two hundred keg
lots 81 80 for iron s3 10 for steel and So 10 for
standard wire; small lots, l502Oc higher all round.
QUICkS1LYER-Ne sc rec, at S52953 rs q
flask the outside quotation being the asking prise
SYRUP-Caifornia drips, in bols Use; do, In half
bbls, 2zt2c; In 5-gal kegs, 321ac; in l-gal tins.
42Ise p gallon.
terms net cash: Cube, &c; Crushed, &c; Extra
Powdered, &c; Fine Crushed, 7c; Dry Granl-
lated, 65sc: Confectioner's A. 6lac; Extra O. 55ac;
Golden o. 53sc q 10.
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swEErHEART ROBIN.

-NTERLoCKED boughs of the hawthorn
hedge,
How barely your brown twigs glistenl
7Whatl have your blossoms forgotten their
pledge?
Is il not May-time? Llsteni
Surely heard bluebird sing,
And smelt the breath of the clover.
TWhat is the word he was whispering
Whispering over and oyer?I
DaffadowndiIly, how late thou art,
Thou spring-ttme's earliest comerl
The gladness OF summer Is in my heart,
And my cheek there is summer,
Thrilling he through at the bluebrd's call,
As the sun when 1t kisses the cloverl
T'Gainst my cheek did a sunbeam fall?
All. why was he bending over?l
Petals OF white from the hawthorn-tree
over the lush grass blowing;
Light is my heart your breezes be-
Why surely IL cannot be snowing
A moment ago the dream-soft skies
Arched above fields of cloveri
TWhy did he look me so fun In the eyes?
And why did my head droop over?
know that heard bluebird's call:
IIhat word for whole hearts hushingIl
l know that felt sunbeam fall;
All, what on my cheek was brushing ?l
The sky showed never sign OF ram;
His eyes-he was bending oyeril
And know, though walked In winter lane
| smet the breath OF the cloveri
CHARLES WASHINGTON COLEMAN, in Harper's
Magazine
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Postnffice Commission.

The Postoffice Site Commission have
closed the bids for postoffice site and are
about to transmit their report to the Treas
ury Department at Washington. They have
received several bids, but have found it
difficult to make any recommendations on
account Of the fact that they consider
SS50,000 too small an appropriation to Sc
cure desirable site centrally located.
They have made such recommendation,
however, after considerable delay, but not
until their report has been acted upon at
Washington will be known the site recon-
mandad
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Continues firm The price has not yet
advanced in sympathy with Wheat, however. Net
cash prices are; Family extras. s4@4 20; Bakers
extras, 81 O5; city superfne, 81 SO93 10; interior
brands, s4Gi 20 for extras and 81 S0G3 10 q Dbl
for superfne.
WHEAr-Freights continue firm, but chartering
on the spot Is ieless for the very good that
there are practically no ships here to charter The
chartered wheat fleet in port has registered ton
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RrntaIitx Pnnished.

Judge Joachimsen yesterday sentenced
Fred Woeschefsker, alias Smith, to pay a
fine of $50 or be imprisoned for fifty days in
the County Jail for brutally kicking boy
of years named John j. Ralph, who lives
with his parents, at 655 Howard street. 1t
seems that the boy with some companions
was playing in the street and one of them
threw piece Of biscuit at Woeschefsker,
who then kicked Ralph SO cruelty that the
little lad has since been under physician's
care.
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Quite a Distinction.

Judge Shafter yesterday reversed the
judgment of the Police Court in the cases
of All Chow and Sue Wye, who were con-
victed February Goth of visiting Monaghan
houses Of ill-repute and fned $50 apiece.
The reason for the reversals was that, as
the accused claimed, they had gone to the
places on business, and this fact was not
disproved. In such instances man cannot
be convicted. The case of All George, con-
victed If similar offense, was affirmed, as
he had no lawful business III the place
when cantnred
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LorinE Club Etectlnn.

The Loring Club has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, William Alvord; Vice-Presldent, l..
Treasurer, w. A. Murlson; Librarian. c.
w. Plat; Musical Director, ID. w. Lorine
Music Committee-W. Ii. Hooke. I II
Munday and DR.. j. C. Spencer; Voice Com.
mittee-H. M. Fortescue, J. J. Morris. Rn-
dOlph Forster and T. NJ. Goldstein
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 6-The spot market Is weaker
at rs 1adG7s Sd. Cargoes are lower at 36s
Sd for of coast Sos for just shipped and S6s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May, rs I'd; june 7s 234 /;
July, rs 3D. August, IS SAd; September, Is
Sgd; October. rs 3I4d; November rs 4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May 6.--Consols, 9sl4 United States
Bonds: As 1926; 412's, LOG: Silver 46I4d;
Rentes, e9f SOC; bullion into Bank Of England
E32 600
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Suit was begun in the Superior Court yes
terday by w. f. Sawyer against James Nc
Carthy to recover S12,58 IS, the aggregate
value of several judgments rendered against
Mccarthy and in favor of Morton g. War
rem by the Supreme Court of 0swego County,
n. Y. Warren assigned his interests in the
judgments to SAWYER
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Al-Ki for Puget
Sound and Nanaimo, the Corona for Humboldt
Bay, the Ceone for Tillamook Bay and the Ajax for
Coos Bay. The walla walls falls due from Victoria
and Puget Sound, the Willamette Valley from
Yaquina Bay, the Crescent City from Crescent City
the Santa Maria from San Diego and the Haytian
Republic from Puget Sound.
The City of New YORK falls due from Panama
Monday.
The schooner Marion, 22s tons, loads lumber at
Humboldt Bay for Honolulu.
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A decision was rendered by Judge Hoge
yesterday in accordance with an agreement
of counsel in the case of Ohthridge Horsey
VS.. Louis Sloss and L. l.. Baker, assignees
Of w. t. Coleman & Co., an action to re-
cover $l255, the value Of a quantity of "Old
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-07

George West has sued the Wolters Wine
Company to recover $4,000 damages for al
legged breach of contract to deliver all the
wine in their dstillery at Fresno at so cents
gallon to Benjamin Kittredge, whose as
signee the plaintiff is. The contract was
made last January.
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CALI. FRANCISCO WEDNESDAY, IsM-E1GTT PAGES

Horsey whisky" (which plaintiff consigned to
Coleman & Co. just before the failure of the
firm. The whisky was sold by the assig-
nees. with some other liquor, to the Bank of
California, and in order to recover it Horsey
was obliged to bring suit. The decision
yesterday was in his favor for the full
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No Re,urn Has Reen M,de.

Victoria Gayou has sued B. f, Rountree,
executor of the estate of Elsie Siegel to re-
cover $3.50, the value of twenty shares Of
ODhir, and ten shares of Savage mining
stock, intrusted to her in November 1886,
for sale, and for which no return was ever
made
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Wood Market.

s32@34 for No. l, sS7 for fancy. s27 for No. ~
stepping, $33@43; rough Redwood, $40: Shingles.
90 rs; Lath 90 1898; Pickets, Sl6@19 for rough.
$50 for fancy
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Posts, 109lO15e each; Redwood, 50 so p cord;
Oak. rough, $7@7 %; do, peeled, 80 rs; Pine S6 rs
az . cord; Railroad Ties 35@l37Ibc apiece
TANBARK-Ground, S22 q ton. The tanners
have agreed upon SIG so q cord the price they
will nav for new whole Bark.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May 6.-The Wheat market opened
quiet, but strength followed, prices advancing.
The day was not remarkable for great individual
trading. but the volume large. The strength Of
the market surprising feature. Wheat opened
at 94c, advanced to 95c anu closed at CSC.
CHICAGO, May 6-Wheat. cash, csc
Corn-345Sc.
Pork-$17 80.
Lard-$6 40.
RibS-$6 40.
Whisky-Sl o.
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OAKLAND WANTS.

OAKLAND AGENCY-ADVERTIsEME AND
Osubscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Onicecf THE Mo4SISs CALL. 957 Broadway,
Reventhst Once hours A. sos m.
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BOARD SALES,
Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Francisco Stock Board
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:sO.

so Alpha. l.S0 100 cav. 4.4OIOO Oceidl16
100 .........l.35 80 Confd. "A 90 b so ..l.I 10
3oO belcher 2.ZO 20 Imp. 80 800 Ophir.. $50
loO ........2 zoo Con $50 500 Ovrmn. 2.65
200. S ....2.l5l0O Point .21a 900 so
400 Isle. SO 200 q Il @. j. so 500 Peer $50
100 AZ r. $50 30 .....,....l.45 80 Povosl 2qO
90 Bode .....7 rs 800 6 Prize....5O2OO ......2g5
100 Bullion l l5l50 H&N.2. 10 200 3OO
200 Caledonia 90 200 Julia % so Savage / 80
lou Chollar2 53O0 Justice. 400 BtS Mills
30 Comth. a. 20 200 Kentuck.. rs 200 .......l.5O
$50 "A 200 Mexican 3.05 100 Nev..2.25
$50 IS l0...4.0020O New o.. 70lOO Hill 25
100 .......-..4 40 1900 Comhl 100 Utah 90
500 CC&V445
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New York Exchange.


New York exchange, 171ac for sight drafts and
2215e for teiegraphc.
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Mexican Dollars.

ouotable at 81 q ounce.
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Lumber Market.

Rough Pine. $50 90 p M; extra lengths, s2l SO
@27 50; selected $50 80; clear, s3I SO; flooring
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MORNING SALES
Board-10 S v Water, 100
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-30 Cal Safe Deposit SO: $4,000 Market-st
Cable Bonds, l2i$s; 80 5 V Water, 1904.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef is weak at a decline. Lamb is lower. Nut
ton and Veal show no change and are in good sup
ply. Live and dressed Hogs have declined. Whole
sale rates from saughterers to dealers are as fol-
lows:
61sc: third do, 46D41 Rc.
VEAL-Large, 4Q6c: small Calves, 697c.
MUTTON-Wethers, 512@6c; Ewes, 6@51sc
thanksgiving Lamb. Se1S15c q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs 51s@5 nc for granted, and
4$@5c for heavy packing: stock Hogs, 500 40
q 10; dressed do, 734@S12c p 10.
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NEW BOOKS.

PREr HARTE'S NEW NOVEL "a SAPPEo OF
ID Green Springs: also 1.-Two Soldiers" a mill
tary love story, by Captain Charles King author of
"The Deserter," Dunraven Ranch" ETC.; rs cents
each. of all booksellers and newsdealers. myl I5t
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RECEIPTS oF PRODUCE.
srEAmEn. DEsrINArIox. sAI1s VIZ

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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For Late SttpDtHJ hlteutgsacs see Eigh1l Page.
Arrived.
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N HOTEL.

f I Thomas, Alameda
L ID Wilson, Alameda
j j Nunan, Stockton
7 7 Garvin, Stockton
ID j Mathinson, Stockton
! j Henry. Petaluma
5 Is Adams, Woodland
7 Hughes, Santa Clara
IL J kinne, Petaluma
Is IL Francis, Colusa
n I King, san Diego
J A Campbell, Chicago
II Fitzgibbons, New York
j NJ Prentice, Chicago
j + TOwlerton, st Louis
A N Brown, Sacramento
b q Summerville, Phoenix
III ii Henderson, Washingt
L T Munson, UKiah
III ID Landers, Bismarck
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EVEN A FAT MAN NEED NOT GO SHABBILY
II dressed when ht you In a merchant
IanOr-made suit, newest spring styles for SlS;
chant tailors price $35. ORIGINAL MlSFlT
CLOTHING PARLoRS cor. Post and Dupont SITS.
NE HAVE A NUMBER OF FULL DRESS SUITS
w TO hire for balls parties or funerals at
able price. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOShIsG PAR
LORS, cor. Post and Dupont SITS.
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w AISTS CUT, FITTED, STITCHED COLLARS
w sleeves 10; skirt cut, stitched. bald drapery,
belts put on; 50. NINE MICHAUX, Zl6 McAilistr.
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EIRST-CLASS CARPET BEATERS; CITY
u Steam Carpet Beating and RenovatIng Works.
"a and 20 Eighth ST.: largest works in the city |;
work guaranteed. Address A w. MANNING, pro-
priefOr; telephOne 1850. mrb IL
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LII FLESHY PERSONS CAN BE REDUCED
~ by using DIR. DU BOIS Anti Obesity Tea,
warranted harmless and pleasant to take; also an
nfaliible cure for constipation. Kept by all drug
Eists DepOt Suffer- ST. Room 33. Inr2O 6m
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ClARPET-CLEANING; 8 TO CTS PER YARD;
y the best Work guaranteed pay telephone
1928. S. STRATTON, l2ll Market ST. ape 6m
CCHooL OF MASSAGE AND PHYSICAL Gull
y ture. a. 9. GRETH, 81 Post 81. ap6 Il
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TESNENT, Chronemeter and Instrument
Maker, IS Market street.
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A NDREw-MEET ME- CORNER POST AND
~ Dupont, TO select nobby spring suit made by
merchant tailor for $50. our price Sl5. ORIGI-
NAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and
Dupont SIS
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NJ CkENNA'S RiDING-SCbOOL. 1887 MISSION,
w near welfth; lessons gwen daily Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from TO 9, by the welknown
instructor j. MCKENNt: road horses for hire 18Th
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BROOKE

ID W White, Lakeport
A David, Los Angeles
G Collins, Los Angeles
w Il HoSsbe, College City
q Davis, San Jose
w Fisk, Sacramento
j Conner, Pleasanton
II Hitchcock, Bermeda
j Jacobs, Lemore
A Jacobs, Lemore
Mrs j Jacobs, Lemore
ID X McCrady ~ w,Stockt
Miss NJ Griffin, Chicago
Mrs A Voos. Los Angeles
G w McKelyey, New York
Mrs NJ Watson, Catosquge
l. w Fitzgerald, Lodi
+ G Freeman, New York
j Walton, New York
II W Smith, Michigan
I. Ravm Out Aiamp 1a
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WIN HOTEL.

z n jenkins, Marysville
J Keenen, Milwaudee
S j Smith. Sacramento
w L Peckham, Sacto
S p Turner, New Jersey
! X L Lawrence, New York
Q X hin, LivermOre
s j Turner, New Jersey
ID q Aiken, Berkeley
10 Littman, Paso Robes
Mrs II Coleman, Vallejo
Miss A O'Conneil, Vallejo
Q X Beach, Boston
Mrs w Z Bowers, Sacto
Miss S Bowers, Sacto
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I INVOICES : FEE AFTER DECREE JNO. J.
" COEEEY attorney GIG Montgomery 81. fel9 L
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N oN'TWAIr UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE 100
pairs spring styles light-colored trousers made
ycrack merchant taIlors for from SO to SIS:
price 81 so 10 So ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING
BARLDRS Post and DuDOnt
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THE TWO sHIPPING BILLS.

An Impression exists to some extent that
ship-owners can take advantage of both
subsidies by providing vessels that meet
the required conditions. This, however.
is mistake. One vessel cannot receive
both subsidies. The Tonnage Bill provides
for the payment Of a bounty of 80 cents a
ton Tor each one hundred miles sailed dur
ing the next ten years and q cents for nine
years thereafter. 1t is estimated that under
the operations Of this law the aggregate of
b0unties paid annually would rise in three
or four years to s., 100000 or 81, OO0, 900.
The other bill is known as the Postal Sub
sidy Bill. The bounties or subsidies paid
depend upon the class of vessels employed.
The design of this postal bill is to encour-
age the construction of swift frst-class
steamers which may, should occasion re-
quire, be converted 10 public use. But pro-
vision is made that vessel receiving
money from the Government on account of
tile Postal Subsidy Bill shall not draw the
general tonnage bounty. 1t is impossible
to estimate closely the money that may be
called for under the Postal Bill, but it is
not thought probable that it Will exceed
the estimates for the Tonnage Bill. AS
Auming that S12,0OO,0OO may be paid out
under the two bills, the question is if it is
worth SO, 100000 year to build up our 10 st
ocean carrying trade. As we have paid $780,
100000 and upward to foreign nations for
carrying Our ocean freights, the industry
seems worth the cost of recovery.