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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE Q. s. Army,
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC, :

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29, 1873 P. NJ.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
Under the influence OF this MORNINGS storm en-
tering British Columbia the barometer has fallen
ia Washington. Oregon, Northern California and
Northern Nevada. Ii has risen in Southern Cali
foruia and Arizona. It IS below the normal in Ne
vada, Oregon and Washington; elsewhere slightly
above The barometer is highest OF the northwest
coast of California, aud lowest in Eastern oregon
and Southern Nevada. The winds have been south
10 west at coast stations. and variable in the IN
terror The force has been light TO fresh. except
brisk In Eastern California and Western Nevada.
keeler, north. SO miles, Yuma, northwest, 30; Car
son City southwest. "a; Sacramento southwest
IS The temperature has risen in oregon and
Washington, and fallen elsewhere. 1t is below the
normal at all stations, except the uthwest
coast of California. Light rains have fallen in
Northern California Oregon and Washington; else
where fair weather has prevailed. Fort Candy,
Gle of inch; Olympia, O.Ol; Spokane, O.O4:
Baker City, O.24; Portland trace; ROseburg, OO3;
Eureka, O.I2; Red Bluff, OPS san Francisco, trace;
Reeler, O.O6.
Forecast TIL s p. VI. Saturday.
For Northern California-Light rains in the north
ern port on and in Western Nevada: fair weather in
The southern portion; winds generally westerly;
nearly stationary temperature, except warmer IN
Western Nevada, and the Sacramento and san
joaquin valleys.
For Southern California-Fair weather, westerly
winds; nearly stationary temperature, except
warmer AZ Yuma
For Oregon and Washington-Light rains; except
FAIR weather in the eastern portion and at olympia
variable winds; warmer. except nearly stationary
temperature on the Washington coast
JOHN P. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry, in charge
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SOMEWHAT LATE.

The bill which has been introduced into
the Commons prohibiting British subjects
from catching seals in Behring Sea for a
period OF time not named comes somewhat
late. There is fleet of vessels on the fish
ing grounds already, and the work of de-
struetion will have commenced before the
bill gets through Parliament. OF course,
an English law cannot apply to American
poaehers, but it is expected that the United
States will work in harmony with Great
Britain. 1t is presumed also that a veto
will be put upon the company which holds
from the United States lease Of the Pri-
bylof Islands. The lessees are a RESPONSE
BILE party and may be compelled to forego
their privileges for a season, but the poach-
ers are not so easily reached. News travels
slow on the water, and it will be a chance
If the season does not come to an end be-
fore all OF them are officially informed that
killing seals has been prohibited. The pre-
sumption is that the eIosed season is pre-
liminary agreement % a submission of the
points in dispute 70 arbitration. The Brit
ish Government certainly cannot complain
that it is not met half way when the first
movement is to place both parties on the
same footing.
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bia 6, Northwest Territories 4. The Opposition
only scored majority of in Quebec aud 2 in
Prince Edward Island, the net advantage being
81 for the CONSERVATIVES.
Cable advices intimate that the Governments
OF England and Germany have agreed to oppose
the charges which the Japanese desire TO make
10 their commercial treaties. That these two ma.
lions should oppose revision is not at all
strange, because the treaties are now favorable
10 the extension of their trade. Japan, however,
derives very little revenue at present from her
Imports.
A number OF our interested friends in the
Democratic camp appear TO take certain salts.
faction in assuring the country that Blaine Is
losing his mind. Thus far there is no evidence
that they have found any OF it.
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BRAZIL Demands His Share.

j. N. BRAZIL has brought suit against j.
T. Jones for $4,000 which he alleges is due
him as his share of the profits realized on a
sale of 500 shares Of the capital stock of the
Consolidated California and Virginia mine.
BRAZIL AYERS that he was to receive an equal
share in the profits arising out of the pur-
chase and sale of stock of the mine for GER
tain information furnished by him to the
defendant Owing to this information
Jones purchased 500 shares of the stock On
February p, 1891, which he recently sold at
GD0 nor Shara
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NOTICEI
MAY. 1891.

Any Of orr patrons t55O fail to find THE
MORNING GALL for sale by troin-5oys
,rijI confer a far0r By notifying this office Of
heJ0ct, naming the date and train.
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vrrNontgomery street, near Clay, open until II
e-eloet P. n BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near KeaTny, open until - O'Clock midnight
sss Hayes street. open until $50 O'Clock; 603
Larkin street open until so O'Clock 2jlS Mission
street, open until O'Clock p n, ana 116 Ninth
slIeet, open until $3.50 P. NJ
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The Hall Murder Case.

For one week there has been a lull in the
preliminary examination Of DR.. Samuel FL.
Hall, charged with the murder of Ida Shad-
dock through alleged malpractice. Judge
WUTley has granted the accused until Tues
day afternoon to complete his defense and
at that time J. A. Mcguire, attorney for the
defendant Will file brief presenting medi-
cal and technical facts and ask dismissal
of the charge
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sVBsCRIPTTON RATFs

DAILY CALL CncludIng sundays, 50 per year by
mall postpaid; Is cents per week. or 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
fyeeopieS three months. S6 %. SUNDAY CALL
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CALL and w EEKLY CALL, 81 80 per year. post
raid. WEEKLY CALL teght pages) 81 70 per year
Postpaid. Cubs Of ten (sent TO one address,. S1u
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUM
MER MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going to the
country during the summer months can
have THE DAILY CALL mailed to them
for week or longer at regular subscrip-
tion rates, I5c. per week. Give order to
carrier or send to business Office.
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Two YEARS FOR BURGLARY.-Judge Lawlel
sentenced yesterday Frank Walton to two years
imprlsOnment IN San Quentin for burglary.
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THREE THIEVES SENTENCED. Della
Sharkey, John Lee aud James Riley, convicted
OF petty larceny, were yesterday sentenced by
Judge Worley TO serve three months imprison-
menI In the House OF Correction.
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Very LIGHT Pnnisbment.

Patrick McClosky, convicted of assault
for having attacked a woman with an AK,
was sentenced to sixty days Imprisonment
in the County Jail by Judge LAWYER.
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ST. THOMAS PARISH. - The congregation o
ST. Thomas parish, In the southeasierly part O
the POtrero, viii soon erect church on butt,
street, near Kentucky.
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sPIRITU AITSDI.
A RRIYAL EXTRAoRDINARYt
~ A TEST AMI NO IMPOSITION.
so SURE OF MY POWER THAT CAN AFFORD
TO WAIT THE RESULT.

10 WAIT THE RESULT.
THE KING OF ALL PROPHETS.
Professor Joseph tells past, present and future,
makes marriage with the you love failure,
aud does not make any charges unless satisfaction
is given. don't advertise what can do. bat call
and judge for yourself
II would be useless say more about Professor
Joseph; his numerous references speak for hin.
The press as well home references pronounce
him the greatest living medium on the face OF the
globe. He has resided in the city OF Chicago ten
years, and known to all the prominent Peep lie Of
the city of San Francisco.
Send for one of Professor Joseph'S mammoth cir
eulars, with portrait OF himself and more OF his
power. with full description CT the different charms
for uniting the separated. causing speedy mar
rlages. good luck. No attention viii be paid 70 let
tiers unless stamp inciOSed.
ALL CHALLENGES ACCEPTED.
Persons wishing TO win the love or affection OF
any rson should procure Professor JoSeph's genu-
inc magic charm. and no charge will be made until
ANY one calling at my ofhce can see the many teS-
timonias that have been sent TO me and are open
for inspection. loars, truly
myS0 ITS PROFESSOR JOSEPH. 412 Taylor ST.
RRIYED-MRS. DIR A. DE HOWE or NEW
n York; Is only natural born trance medium IN
the worlds Is seventh daughter, born with doubts
This she Will proves every hidden mystery revealed:
tells your entire life in dead trancs gives your mama
IN full, also your future husband or wIfe in bush
ness, lawsuits marriages, divorces, deaths uultny
me separated, removing evil Influences restoring
losL love she has no equal. and wishes IL distinctly
understood that advertises nothing but what shs
can 40; all who are In trouble invited to call and
convinced; 10000 challenge TO any medium who
can excel her. PariorS 1870 Market. opp. 7th23dtt
MRS j. J. WHITNEY, oLAIRvoYANT, TEST
IA medium and IlIe.reaaer Tnrk s. aR25 4
MASSAGE.
CwEDIsH LADY GIVES MASSAGE AND
- sponge baths 9th, Room rs. second hoor.30 Is
> NEW ASSISTANTS JUST ARRIVED AT MISS
LlLLdE SHOWS; yapor baths. 71S Market 81.
Parior 20. myl9 14ts
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- First Methodist Episcopal Church.
E~S Powell ST., near Washington-M. ID. Buck
pastor. The annual chidren's day services will be
heldat IL A. NJ. Glass meetings az 10 A. M. 1890
and p. NJ. Thursday night. Young Peoples
meeting at $3.50 P. NJ. Preaching by the pastor ar
7:45 NJ; subject, /" The Speeches. Guestn Meer-
Kings Daughters aud Sons Union Friday niehf
Gospel Temperance Union Saturday night TO he
addressed by Mrs. E. l.. McCargar of Oakland. The
public are invited. 1t
- Central Methodist EpiScopaI
&-S Church, Mission St, between Sixth and
Seyenth-Rev. w. w. Case, DID,, pastor; residence
1914 Mission st. Preaching tomorrow at / 1 O'CLOCK
A. and 7:45 O'Clock p. M. Sunday-school I
o'clock. Young mems meeting O'Clock; Youno
peoples meeting 80 O'Clock. Morning DR. n ~
BOyard will preach. Evening sermon by the pastor
subject: Second lecture "Skeptieal Interrogation
Points," Queries sent in by members of the conore
CATION viii be answered. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening. Welcome to all these services. 1t
NS First Presbyte ian Church. Corner
P~S OF Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-Rey
Robert Mackenzie, ID. D., pastor; Rev. J. g. Stewart
ID, associate pastor DR.. Mackenzie Will preach
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and as o'clock r. NJ Sunday
school at 12:45 O'Clock p. NJ. Young People's So
eiety of Christian Endeavor at Gas O'Clock P NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at AS o'clock
All are welcome TO tn, Sc services. 1t
RSP Howard Presbyterian Church. Nils
aS~S sion ST., near Third. The Rev. Bishop Bach
man OF the Morayian Church will preach at IL A. NJ
aud 7:45 p. NJ. Sunuay-schoo at $3.50 A. NJ
aud 1880 p. NJ Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:l5 P. NJ. Prayer meeting on
"Wednesday evening at $40 O'Clock. All kindly
invited. 1t
~ Woodbridge Presbyterian Church.
W. cor. Of Twentieth and CapD sts.-Rev. T. j.
Curtis pastor. Tomorrow IL o'clock a. NJ, sacred
concert: 7;45 P. NJ. vocal sOlos-Mr. L. j. Curtis
Mrs. Il. H. Schunhoh, Mrs. DR. Burnaby, A. Y. God.
bridge: coraet solo. Alfred =. Black; either SOLO
Gus Hueter; recitation, l.. $. Craekbon; anthems
church choir; address by pastor. Sabbath-school
IL 80 O'Clock p. Gospel meeting Wednesday
evening. visitors always cordially welcomed IL
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Received His Commission.

j. w. Phillips has received his commission
as Inspector of Hulls, vice Captain Hill
man, deceased.
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-Ths celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrst-class druggists and
gTOeeTs. Trade maTk-star within a shield.
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STRANGERS take home Townsend's California
glace fruits, soc ID. 627 Palace Hotel.
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Sixth Annu7I Teachers Excursion East


To Chicago. Niagara Falls, New York and Boston, in
Pullman tourist cars at lowest possible rates. under
the supervision OF j. w. McCiymonds Supt of Oak
land schools; Prof. J. b, McChesney. Principal of
Oakland High School; W. N. Bush Principal Com
merciai High School. san Francisco Cal, and the
personal management OF J. g. Mccall, Gen. Agent
Erie Ry., who has managed these parties for the
past five years. For full information apply to Ma
May l.. Cheney, Pacific Coast Bureau OF Education
800 Post street. San Francisco.
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1t may truly be said OF Hoods Sarsaparilla that
it makes the weak strong" 1t gives great
bodily nerve, mental and digestive strength
Try 1t this season. Be to get Hoods
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SUIT ON A NoTE.-J. I. Fleming has sued
Herman otersen for $4,000 on pronissory note.
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LADIES are greatly benefited by the use Of Ango s.
tura Bitters, the South American Tonic of Dr. j. G.
B. Siegert Sons. Ask your druggist.
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CHOICE cream mixed candies in 2, 4, aud fb
japanese lunch baskets. 25c ID. Townsend's. =
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For CATARRHAL AND THROAT DISORDERS
4" Broion's Bronchial 7roches" are renowned and
marvelously effective. giving immediate relief
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-30

BEST Graduated Sugar. lbs for 81. and % lbs
Light Brown Sugar for 81, at SbarbOro & Co.'s
GrOeers, 53I Washington street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-30

PANoRAMA Battle Of Getty sburg corner Market
and Tenth streets. should be visited by all this day
before the is taken down. 1t is well worth the
admission
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MANY ladies are martyrs to suffering. Their best
help is PARKER's GINGER ToNIC.
PARKERiS HAIR BALsAM Is life to the hair
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

rs Templar Rebekab Degree ,SSS44z-
~ Lodge, No. ls. !; 70; Q. +. meets SSRSz
mortal Hall, /. o. o. F. Building. All (/qhNN~
members of the degree cordially welcomed. De-
gree work second ana fourth saturdays:
LYDIA +. HURLBERT, r. 5. tal7 If Sa
rEP California Rebekah De- .SSyMnszz<
EF~S gree Lodge No. 1, !. Q: Q. f. SS2Ls@
The lodge meets every SATURDAY 58GSs
EVENING in Friendship Hall, New Odd >/>l7AN>
Fellows Building, cor. Market ana Seventh SITS
0n1cers and members are requested to attend. All
members of the degree are cordially invited.
MATTE LAUER, Noble Grand
CARRIE SOLOMON. Rec. Sec. mrs satf
Ess The CaIedonian Club of : q
E-S San Franelsco-Silyer anniversary n IN "
and grand gathering OF the clans in the SALH$
"Garb of Aud Gaul," Saturday, May 80, $S
1851 at Shell Mound Park Berkeley. The CLUB is
determined 10 make this, the twenty-hlth annual
gathering and games, the grandeSt and most enjoy
able event OF the season. New games will be intro
duced never before seen in America. A large list
OF exciting club events open to members of
clubs from all parts OF the world who will receive
over $1,000 in cash and other prizes intending two
handsome gold medals, value 5000 EACH for long
distance race. Scottish national dancing by expert
clansmen and lads and lassies in costume; also e
long list OF games open to all corners. for which
there large cash we'll other valuable prizes.
Delegations from all parts of the United States and
Canada viii be present to take part in this auspic
ious occasion. The usual Highland hospitality will
be extended to all. Dancing from IL N. in two
Gate Band. There will be a full corps OF Highland
pipers In costume Games commence at 8 a. NJ.
sharp and close AT r. NJ. No intermission. Trains
connect with Oakland Ferry every half hour. Adj
mission so cents; children % cents. Be sure aud
buy your ticket for Shell Mound n Park; ,,,r -
THOMAS WILSON. Secretary. myl7 lat
re For Sale-That Very Desi, able Bust
W. ness property known as Central Presbyterian
Tabernacle 70 feet on Golden Gate ave- and S5 feet
OIL Polk ST. northeast corner; sealed bids received
for lot building and contents; also lot separate;
1st Address JOHN McCULLoCH. Secretary Board
of Trustees, Webster st. mYl7 lat
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.


GAN FRANCISCO, MAY 26, 1S91-THE CO.
- partnership heretofore existing between the un-
dersigned under tire firm name and style of DOTY
& SrIERLEN has this day been dissolved by mn-
tual consent. MR.. JOHN STIERLEN retires from
said firm and @. L. D0TY co. assume all the ia
Diiitles thereof. O. EDGAR DOrY
my3O 5t< Sa JOHN STIERLEN
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rHE MORNING CALI
nrRIICATInN OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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CnlRCR NOTICES.

EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 213 Suffer street
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MONEY 40 LOAN

I'RoM $50 UPWARD: INTEREST ACCORDING
L security. 5. L. G., Box 81. CALL Branch mi Inns
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A DDRESS BUREAU, COMMERCIAL AND So
"a eial; or addressing env lOpeS and circulars (;
special lists for certain dep rtments of trade fur
nished 723 Market ST. History Building Room 81,
top floor. my30 1t
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Sixty fVe applicants for the fourteen foreman
ships at the Brooklyn Nayy.yard have been ex-
amined as to their qualifications, aud a like ex-
animation VIII be held at the Norfolk Nayy-yatd
in about two weeks. The next step in Secretary
Tracy's plan will be the appointment OF boards
10 register all applicants for employment 10 the
department of unskliled labor 10 be selected as
required, on The principle OF " first come first
served" preference being given to those already
having bad experience, and the registration OF
all applicants for places OF skilled labor who can
give evidence Of experience at their trade and their
employment on trial for period Of probation
after the necessary Test OF proficiency, TO be ulti
mately graded or discharged, according to their
merits.
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HELP wANTED-eoNrINUED

DoY ABOUT Is TO LEARN PRINTING AND
I'D be useful in Offee; references required. Apply
Monday. from 8 to $3.50 A. NJ BROWN a BLEY,
2lI Suffer- ST. my30 2tF
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RSP Dividend Notice.-Office of the Pa
9~S cihc Coast BOrax Company San Francisco,
May 90. IS9l.-Ata meeting OF the Board Of Direc-
tors of the aboye-named company, held this day,
dividend (NO. 81 of one dollar (Sl) per share
was declared, payable WEDNESDAY, June 10. 1871,
at the Office of the company. $50 Montgomery ST.,
Rooms IL and IL. TransfeT-bOOEs close June 5,
1891, at O'Clock p. ". ALTON II. CLOUGH Sec
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The first vote taken in tile Dominion ParlIa-
ment shows that Sir John Macdonald commands
more votes than the Grits formerly conceded TO
the Conservatives. The Governments majority
by provinces was: Ontario 4, Nova Scotia IL,
New brunswick 10, Manitoba 3, British CouIn.
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II HoULTBY, INTERIOR DECORATOR AND
IL paper-hanger; Wallpaper and fresco cleaning
a specially 33l Suffer St.. bet. Grant ave. ana
Stockton ST.; telephone No 1855; work done short
notice. myl4 BOZ
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-01-15
,ARMERS GIVE WAY TO CATTLE.
Millions of Acres OF Land to be Re.
turned Into Vast Range.

Ever since the cattlemen have been
driven out of the Cherokee strip they
have been trying to find some place
for range that would not be too far
from the markets to bo available.
Such q range has just been found and
a syndicate OF mortgage companies in
Kansas City and eastern cities has been
formed for the purpose OF consolidating
the western part Of Kansas into one
vast cattle range. The lands in that
part of the state have been mortgaged
TO their lull extent by the settlers, and
the continuing droughts have caused
such an exodus from there that the
mortgage companies are finding them
selves with thousands Of acres on their
hands which they can do nothing with
in the way of selling or renting. 1t is
understood that foreclosure sales OF
mortgaged lands amounting to over u
million acres have been ordered in the
western tier OF counties, and as nll this
landlies together it is 10 be rented to
the cattlemen or else the financial com.
panies will use the range themselves,
and form cattle syndicate. This land
will econ return to its pristine wildness,
and instead of Western Kansas sup
porting farming community 1t will
again be given over TO the herds Of
cattle and the reign of the cowboy,
who was driven from that section by
the immigration of eastern farmers
years ago.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-01-15
Price OF a Wife.

In the Solomon Islands the market
quotation on good quality" wife is
10000 cocoanuts. The money Of the
islanders, says All The Year Round,
consists OF strings OF shell beads about
the size of shirt button. well made.
and strung in fathom lengths OF two
kinds, red and white" money.
This Is the base of the currency. above
which comes dogs teeth. which are the
gold of their coinage. Only two teeth
from dogs jaw are legal tender. A
hole is drilled in each. and when "a
native has accumulated sufficient
number he strings them together aud
wears them as collar. Such collar
may be worth rs much as EGO. Por-
poises' teeth are onc-tifth the value Of
dogs teeth. aud rings of marble-like
stone are also current coin.
Tho following Is the basis Of Solo
mon Island money and exchanges;
Ten cocoanuts. one string of white
money. or one stick of tobacco; ten
strings Of white money, one string of
red money. or one dogs tooth; ten
strings red money. QUO lisa or fifty
porpoise teeth; ten isas, one good quail
ity wife; one bahika (or marble ring).
one human head; one bahika, one very
good pig; one bahika, one medium
Young man.