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Can't You Reckon

up host Of popular "differences' there are
between OUR SHOES and those you got from
any other source in the dtyf We have care
after all the points, and nothing lacking gets
into stock. Every pair of OURS Is Of GUARAN-
TIED QUALITY-NoT "pretsy good for the
money" but SUPERIORITY SO.
The newest, nastiest, and nobbiest styles you
win see HERE FIRST. they are mads-eyery
one of them-over contemplating lasss-and
there's always difference" in the prics-a
difference you pocket The services Of the
heavy-weights are about over. Spring stock Il
in anywsy-and We should think you'd want 70
travel alishter' from now on.
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Madame Blavatsky Gone.
Latest from the Wires.

LONDON, ENGLAND. May 8.-Madame
Blayatsky, the well-known theosophist, Is dead.
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UNIVERSITY FINANCIAL AGENT.
DIR. ). n. Boone Accepts the Position for
Chapel Hill-Mad Dogs In Cary.

Chapel Hili-Mad Dogs In Cary.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. n. c., May s.-A telegram was
received to-day from Rev. DIR. j. Is. Boone,
OF Moberly, Mo-, who was recently elected fnan-
cial agent Of the Baptist State University, stating
that ne accepted that position and would begin
active work June the LIST.
Two mad dogs were killed at Cary to-day, and
news il received that there are more In that
section.
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MARKETS BY rsleGaAp+
NEW YoRK.

FEW Yosx. Nay s.-.Coston ssssdy; uiddlins,
Q iB-r6c.: iow middllns, $40; sood ordinary,
7sSc; mes rscslpss, $50 bsles; syosA Last beles;
exports 70 Great Br1tAiR, x64 batee} - ~ conv
sincnt. $40 balss forwarded. 373 49,; 49,
307 ha1ea~ ~ sDtruqr5s a>pcns 15otoo4 to1a1l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14

rroga de seis meses para 81 pago de Ia canti-
dad que adeuda por derramas proVinciales del
actual afo econolnfco.
Ia Corporation acord0 enterados de Ia CO.
nunieaci6n del Sr. administrator de Beneh-
Cencia acOmpanandO un rOllO impres0 en- ell
taller 'le tipografia dc aqueI Asilo, con objeto
de hacer patentes los adelantOs de los acogi-
dos, que Sc dedican al aprendizaje de dich0
arte.
Pas0 a Ia Comisi6n de presupuestos 81 in
forme de Ia Contaduria, acerca de la instancia
de D. Manuel Demon, n0zo de Ot1cto de dfcha
Contaduria, supiicando SO le nonbre ujier de
las ofcinaS de la Corporation, 1gualandOlo en-
haber los de la misma clase
Sc dio cuenta con ell informe del personal
de Benefcencia y Manicomio del mes de Mar
20 pr6ximo pasado, y Ia Corporation acord6 Sc
pubique en- la GdcetG Otcj0I para general CO.
nocimiento.
Sc lego instancia de D. Santos Filippi, su-
plcando Sc de orden para retener ell pago de
los premios que obtuvieron los billetes de la
Loteria cuyos numeros expresa que en- case
de que transcurra ell plazo dc caducidad, SO
tenga en- cuenta que por fuerza mayor no han
poddO presentarse Y disponer que no SO in
cluyan en- la relaci6n de caducos LA COrpO-
rac0n acOrd0 respectO de la Introduction del
pago de los premios, acuda ell senor Filippi
los tribunales 81 10 creyere cOnveniente; en-
cuantO la suspension de los efectos de la ca
da, subsanando la omission del sorteO a que di-
chos biIletes correspondent.
Sc acord6 conceder cr6dit0 de 500 pesos
con cargo imprevistos, para las obras mas
urgentes de conservation que hay que ejecu-
tar en- los edficOs de la Provincial.
Qued6 sobre la mesa el informe del ms
pector de Obras proVinciales, relative las
obras de fabrica que existen on el % tfozo de
la carretera ndnero 6, seeei6n dc Ponce Ad
juntas cOnsistente en- seis pOntOnes y un
puente, cuyos tableros, que son de MADEIRA, de-
ben reemplazarse por los tramOs metalcOs de
los mode!os aprobados para las carreteras pro-
vinciales.
AsimismO qued6 sobre la mesa otro infOr-
me del Inspector de Obcas prOVInciales pro-
poniendo Sc ample por la cantidad de 700 Pc
sos el cr6dito consignado en- el actual presu
puesto con destino la reparaci6n de los pom
tones Catalina, Higuero, Jnan Martinez, y
conservation del firme de la carreteras trOzOs
II Y % de la secci6n de Ponce 4 Adjuntas.
Tambi6n Quedaron sobre la mesa, el in
forme del Resguardo de Administrator Local,
acerca del Reglamento de matadero, mercado
' carDiceria de esta Ciudad, redactado,por el
Excmo. Az untamiento, = 81 dictamen de la Co.
mission de Hacienda, acerca de las euentas rem
didas por el Depostario.
Dadas las 5 dc la tarde, 81 Sr. Presidente
di0 por terlnnadO g! actO.
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Laboratorio qufmico municipal

ssNota de los nltimos ensayos reaIizadOs en-
ell Laboratorio QuimicO municipal durante 81
mes de Mario ppdo.:
Vino NGV0rro de los Sres C7sGUGrYi co.,
Alcohol, 120 gs-Estracto 26 gs.'- Aqua, 854
gs.-Tartratos, gro.-Sulfatos, S gs.-Gliceri-
ma, 450 gs.--Glucosa, 08O.
Ensayada la colOracion de este vino roio,
por los procedures de Nees, Jacob, La Puerta,
LamathiDa Ivon, SO comprob6 ser, Ia natu-
raj. No existe fuchsina comprobada por ell
m6todo de Falieres.
Ell extracto asi como 81 Alcohol, glicerina
glucosa estan en- cantidad normal.
Els pues, este vino natural y cali1cable de
" Bueno."
>zf-AqWG de Wn pos0 de PueFtG de Terra
remitda por Ell ST. Gomez
Propiedades fisicas: Color d6bilmente
opalno; oor, nulO sabor, $3.50. Trasparen.
cia, incomplete con alguna ligera opalinidad.
--ProDie( 1es quimicaB 81 papel tOrnasOl
rojo SO azulea. La tintura de campeche SO en-
rojece d6bilmente. La tintura do agallas no
SO altera. Ell nitrate de plata d$ un precipi-
tadO que prueba la existencia en- ella de clo-
ruros. El oXalatO de amoniaco da un precipi-
tado debido Ia cal. Ell cloruro barfticO, da
un enturbamiento, que indica1a existencfa de
sulfatos. Ell clorurO dc orc, nj on frio nj en-
caliente Sc redujo, pero SO decOlOr6. El c!o-
ruro de platino la dejo inalterable, asf como
tambien Ell sulfato dc cobre y, 81 sulfhidrato
de amOniacO.
Adicionado un litro del aqua, de dos gra-
mos carbonate porasico evaporado, dei6 uu re-
siduo saline de 06O centigramos, deducido ell
carbonate. Calcinado este residue salinosp per.
di6 O'16 centigramos, que son de materia or
ganica vegetaI ? animal. Los so centfgramos
de sales Sc cOmponen
Materia organica, O16.--S1lice, 0,04. HE
rro, o. Sales de cal, 0'16.-Td. de maya,
OO5.~-Saes solubles, 017.-Total GEO.
Examen micTosc6pico: Recoiidos por re-.
peso Ell sedimiento de 8 litros de aqua exa-
minado a ampliaciones varias entire 500 1000
diametros, nos dej6 yer, a mas do granulaciO-
nes organicas inOrg&nicas determinadas, es-
poros vegetables, algas sin clorofila, diatomeas
elegantes, con 81 peque1o movimiento de
trasl1ci6n que les es propio, y un ndmero de
infusorios considerable, tales como 81 Rotier
Brachiones Oratus, Paramecion Aurelia, VOrti.
celas, Anguilulas, Plasconia Cithara, Nasulaf1a-
va, Amebas coli.
Conclusion: Dad0 que el residue sabine,
es grande; que ell grado hidrotim6trico de du,
reza de esta aqua es elevado, pues ea do $50,
y las.exiStencias de los intusorios y algas que
existen en- ella, considerOqu esta aqua es inn
propia como bebible potable.
--AguG de Uss poG0 de Ia CGrcel remitida
por ell Sr. Arquitecto:
ReCibid0 solo un litrO de esta aqua no COM
pleto, no pudO haeerse I'M trabajo tan detalIa-
do como 81 del anterior; imit6ndome solo 8
tomar sI gssaoo hiJlrotimeeEicO, q obteneF 81
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clones, oal3ulos detaIles que guardamos en-
esta Redacci6n referentes los celebrados
aparatos que venimos hacienda reterencia.
Habiendo permutado con Ell Sr. Tenientc
Borreg6n, que pas6 Mayagtez Sc ha hecho
cargo aver de la jefatura de la secci0n de Or
den pnbico de esta Capital, nuestro amigo Ell
Sr. Gonzalez.
kE~No hemOs bebidO nunca mejor Brandy
que el del FRAILE CARAT
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residue saline, y algunas reacciones, que COM
probaron gran semejanza con las anteriores.
Grado lidrom6trico, 30o.-Residuo salino,
0'65 ctgms.- Materia organica destruida, -O,20
ctgms.
Por 10 que 8 reserVa de mas complete ante
Isis la declaramos de condolences no potables
J. Ledesma
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\ Noticlas de Ia Capital

sigue acentuandose el rumor de que S. E.
el Gobernador Genera, girara su vista por va
rios pueblos de Isla tan prOnto llegue ell nue.
70 o. Cabo. Parece que E. ira desde aquf
hasta Arecibo detenf6ndose en- los pueblos del
transito. Desde Arecibo ira probablemente a
MayagUez
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Noticias de la IsIa

Nuestro colega la ReUistG de Puerto Rico
ha sido secuestrada y denunciada por orden
del Sr. Alcal'le de Ponce, tres veces en- la So
mana pasadA. Lo lamentamos mucho.
90
Nos dicen de Rio piedras que anoche fu6
sOrprendida una jugada de prOhibdos en- una
casa Situada en- la plaza de aquella poblacion.
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Wants to Know.

Mr.. EDITOR: Would you kindly
inform me through the columns of
your newspaper the charges of the
Port of Honolulu and the Hawaii
an Kingdom for permits for sea
men to land who are likely to re-
main some time or become resi-
dents, and also the departure of
foreign-bound seamen? Likewise,
is a taxpayer, or one who has paid
his taxes for this year subjected to
the same charges as the seaman
who has paid no taxes? But in
each case the seaman has been dis
charged at this port or kingdom
and shipped again at this port or
kingdom.
For instance, ship Is bound to
the United States, via Hilo, Fl. l.,
but the seaman gets off at Hllo and
IS charged 81 for departing from
Honolulu and 50 for landing at
Hilo. These charges are received
by Hawaiian officials. Information
on the above will greatly favor me
and perhaps others. l am, yours
faithfully, BLUE JACKET.
Honolulu, April 18th.
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To Be Welcomed.

A company will probably be or
ganized in San Francisco by capital
lists of that city for the purpose of
starting coffee plantation on these
islands. Mr.. G. j. Paddock, recently
arrived from the Coast and stopping
at the Hawaiian Hotel, has been sent
down to make an investigation of
the prospective outlook for a planta-
ton. The company as proposed at
present contains two practical coffee
men, thus showing that the company
will make q success of their under
takings so far as it lies in their
power.
Mr.. Paddock is quite favorably
impressed with the prospects and
thinks, as all Hawaiians do, that
Kona coffee is superior to most
grades grown elsewhere. He will
visit Kona and ksu before returning
to the Coast.
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THE DAILY
TUESDAY,
THE NEWFOUNDLAND QUESTION.
APRIL IA, 1871

The trouble between the colonists
of Newfoundland and the Imperial
Government having reached a
threatening condition, the Secre-
tary OF State for the Colonies has
introduced a bill into Parliament
to enable the Imperial Government
to secure modus vivendi with re-
gard to the dispute, notwithstand-
ing the refusal of the local govern
ment to consent to arbitration or
give legal effect to the award of
the arbitrators.
This bill has given rise to great
indignation amongst the people, as
it gives naval officers supreme
authority along the coast and ad-
jacent waters, and the Parliament
of Newfoundland has sent a petit
ton to the House of Commons,
praying that the action respecting
arbitration be delayed until the
local Parliament shall have had an
opportunity of expressing its views
on the subject. Sir John Pope
Hennessey in Parliament ard Sin
Chas. Dixie out of-doors, both op
pose the bill, the latter pointing
out that, if passed, it's provision;
can be carried out only by methods
perilously similar to those of civi
war. Meanwhile the Newfound
land courts have given damage
against Captain Sir Baldwin Wake
of II. M. S. Emerald for removin!
some nets in the execution of hi
instructions while stationed on tht
Newfoundland coast.
As a partial solution of the qses
ton it is stated that Lord Salisbur,
is using every effort to bring abou
a confederation of that colony wit
the Dominion. 1t is believed tia
the Government would gladly we
come any reasonable propositio
by which the union might b
attained, but the attempt at fedel
stion would certainly be oppose
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With one of them if some or else would
supply the spring from which we "ould get
the water. We do not propose to food the
earth with water but We intend to flood the
Hawaiian Islands with Aermotors because
We believe them to be good thing and an
article needed by every householder, every
CHI and plantation owner. They are
the best investment man can make who
has any pumping to do, because they work
all the time and cost absolutely nothing
once they are erected. If you i've at dis
lance AID want particulars write to Us
Correspondence solicited and cheerfully
answered. We are the only people here
who sell them and We will be glad TO give
any one particulars. Address THE HA-
wAIIAN HARDWARE COMPANY, FORT >TREET,
OPPOSITE SPRECKELs' BLOCK, HONOLULU.
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ON

These Islands has. One gentleman pur-
chased an Aermotor from US few weeks
ago and was so we'll pleased with it that
be bought another last week, and will
probably buy more He has g od
supply of water and wants TO dlstri-
butte over his land. The Aermotor fur
ni>hes the power and three inch pipes the
channel. 1t is wonderful what work one
OF these little machines will do. 1t is diff
cult to tell people what hese Aermotors
will do in an advertisement and it is hard
to reaiiz- what they will do b looking at d
model but from those we have seen at
work IN this neighborhood We believe We
cnnld food The
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WINDMILL

Which has too much work to do will give
way somewhere and go TO pieces. The
Aermotor is purposelv constructed on the
hree-revolution system so that the WORK
is evenly distributed and one part will last
as long as another. The Aermotor cannot
wear out, and it certainly will not rot. j he
fitting tower is a strong feature with the
Aermotor, because it facilitates oiiing.
There is no climbing up the mast TO OIL
the nj. chinery. A child can draw the
wheel to the ground and place it in posi-.
tinn without assistance. We have not
heard of any other mill having this, and
we do not think anyone else
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by many leading merchants of
Newfoundland, as it would destroy
the monopoly they now enjoy in
trade.
In regard to the proposed arbi-
tration, the following agreement
was signed in London by Lord
Salisbury and Mons. Washington
on the 18th March. eve give the
text in a somewhat abbreviated
form).
1. The arbitrators shall Judge
and decide all the questions of
principle which shall be submitted,
concerning the catching and pre-
paration of Holsters on the coasts
between Cape st. John and Cape
Ray.
2. The two Governments agree
to execute the decisions of the
Commission o. Arbitration.
3. The modus vivendi of 1890 is
renewed purely and simply for the
fishing season of 1891.
4. AS soon as the questions
shall have been decided by the
Commission, it may take cogni-
zance of other subsidiary questions
+ upon the text OF which
the two Governments shall have
previously come to an agreement
5. The Commission shall be com
posed Of (a) three specialists OF
jurisconsults designated by com
mon consent of the two Govern
ments; (b) two delegates of each
country who shall be the author
Ized channels of communication be-
tween the Governments and the
other arbitrator.
6. This Commission of sever
shall decide by majority of votes
and without appeal.
Z. 1t shall meet as soon as pos
sibIe.
With reference to the above
arrangement the two Governments
have designated by common con
sent, as the three arbitrators tht
following names: 1. NJ. de Mas
teur, Professor of InternatiOna
Law at the University of st
Petersburg. 2. NJ. River, Consul
General of Switzerland at Brussels
President of the Institute of Inter
national Law. 3. nj. Gram, form
erly member of the Supreme Cour
of Norway.
Further agreements provide tina
the expenses of the Commission b
borne by the two Governments i
equal proportions, and that eac
Government "reserve expressl
the approval of its own Legisl,
ture, " before the above-mentione
arrangement is put into execution
The whole trouble arises frol
the carelessness or incapacity (
the treaty makers of 1713 and the
successors down to the presel
day, for in the first instance, crea
ing, and then for near two ce
: turtles allowing the perpetuation,
such an absurd anomaly as allo,
ing the subjects of one power to b
"not in possession, but In occ
pancy," of part of the coasts of
colony of another!
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GREATEST

Storms they have ever experienced in the
Western states. While they are built of
seemingly light material, its strength IS
such that only wind strong enough to
wreck house will wreck an Aermotor.
Nor Is il built so that the work il has to
perform is. greater than its construction
will admit Of Some people have said that
the fact of the wheel making three reyolu-
tons before pumping water is drawback.
Tho f..ct il
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In noticing the concert of the
Kawaiahao Female Seminary it was
stated that Mr.. Berger would pre-
side at the organ. We learn that
the Royal Hawaiian String Band,
will assist on the occasion. These
players have given great satisfac-
ton on several occasions, and doubt
less will on this occasion, Friday
evening next.
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Fact of our selling AerInotors every day
or two is very good evidence that the pub
lie is satisfied with them. An inferior
article in any line may be placed on the
market and will sell, quickly TOO, for
time, but the people learn of IFS iuferiority
and taboo it. The Aermotor is a new thing
here but not i'll the United States; 1t is
tried invention there and has stood the
onslaughts of the
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OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
Per Steamer Mariposa, san Francisco,
April 3, 1891.
From our special correspondent
Concluded.
Sugar.

The receipts of sugar at this port for
March have been something remark
able, the total being $4,000, 900 pounds
greater than for the entire first quarter
Of last year. In this connection the fol-
lowing figures will be OF interest:
For the past week they were:
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EVENTS OF TO-DAY.

|. D. D. F.-Excelsior Lodge No. /, at 7 80
A. o. F.--Court Lunalilo, No. 5000 at 7:3O
Pm.
q. A. R.-Geo. W. De Long Post, No. As,
at 7 BOP. M.
K. of P.-Uniform Rank Drill, at 7:30P.a.
STRANGERS FRIEND SoCIETY-Meeting at
Y. n. G. A. at DAM
BAND CoEcERT-At Hawaiian Hotel at 7 sc
PM.
Y. NJ. G. A.-Lecture at 7 80 P. NJ.
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CORRESPONDENCE,

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
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To those who need pleasant Tonic
for any kind of debility, we can recon-
mend Clements as the best. For sale
by HOLLIsTER q Co
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We Have a Few More Places Open
Supreme Court, Of the Hawaiian
Islands.

IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM H.
DANIELS, of Wailuku, Maui, an in
voluntary bankrupt.
Creditors of the said bankrupt are
hereby notified to come in and prove their
debts before such Justice of the supreme
Court as shall be string in Chambers at
Aliiolani Hale Honolulu. on TIL URSDAY,
the % day of April, 1891. between the
hours of 10 'clp in the forenoon and noon
of the said day, and elect one or more as
signees OF the said bankrupt's estate.
BY the Court.
HENRY SMITH, Clerk.
Honolulu A phi ID, 1891. 2139-tf
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To DepOsitOrs in the Hawaiian
Postal SAVINGS Bank.

40 OcpCSAtOTS IN the hawaiian
Postal Savings Bank.
Notice ia hereby given that on applica-
ton at the Treasury. Coupon Bonds will
be issued in denominations of $1,000, $500
and 500, bearing interest at the rate of
Five Per Cent. Is per cent? per annum,
payable semi-annually. These Bonds are
issued under the authority of the Act, ap-
proved on the 9th day Of August, 1890. and
styled the s. Postal Savings Bank Loan"
II. A. WIDEMANN,
Minister of Finance.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
HONOLULU, II. L.. April 8, 1915
2735 I37Otf
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Bu 1utl)OrItn
Tenders for School Houses at
SpreckeIsviLe and Wal
nanaI0.

Tenders will be received at the Office of
the Board of Education until TIL URSDAY,
the 18th of May, at ~ o'clock noon, for
building and completing two school houses.
each 22x32xi2 #. with veranda Bx32 it. at
Spreckelsvile, in the district of Wailuku.
Island of Maui; and one at WaimanaIo,
IN the district of Koolaupoko, Island of
Oahu, lSx34x12 #. with veranda 8x34 #.
Plans and specifications for the above
houses may be seen at the office of the
Board of Education; and for those for
SpreckeIsville, at the office of the School
Agent in Wailuku, also.
The bids should be separate for each
house
The Board does not bind itself TO accept
the lowest or any bid.
BY order of the Board of Education.
W. JAS. SMITH,
Secretary.
Education Office, April Is, 1891.
2739-3t l371-2t
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Nem advertisements.
FORWARD & HOWE,

a. STARTING CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
lii promptly
ito o Honolulu patronage.
Jobhng speciality
quiz ky andc heaply. Country orders solicited.
the NJ A. Bel
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THE ADVERTISER CALENDAR.

April, 1891.
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Total

The list for the past week includes
three British steamers, the Hounslow,
Eton and Sussex. The Eton's cargo was
the largest that ever left the islands.
The imports for the week were over
90 900 900 pounds, and the total for the
month OF March largely exceeds the i'm
ports for any previous month on record,
estimated at over 50 900, 900 pounds.
In the first two months OF the current
year the imports OF Hawaiian sugar were
az follows:
1o,uorv Ibs "a. 735, 3a7
Eehrnayv % $50, sos