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The morning call., 1892-01-13

Judge Sanderson decided yesterday that
the Superior Court of this city has no iuris-
dictOn In the suit brought by Martin Fox
against the Savage Mining Company for
possession and an accounting. The suit is
similar TO the one by Fox against the Hale
81 NorcrOss Company and other defendants
The Court said:
am satisfied that this court has no iurlsdjc-
ton TO enjOln the defendants from working lie
niue, nor 10 put the plaintiff into possession
thereof In the State OF Nevada, and from which
he has been OuSted and excluded by the defend.
ants. Neither do / think the Court las iurIs-
dicliOn 10 control the defendants in The use OF
the mine, the same being outside Of The State
Such relief In my judgment must be the subject
OF another and different action and In a different
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Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day COLLECTION day. are the
Pomona for Humboldt Bay, the Truckee for Tilla-
nook Bay and the Bonita for San Diego. The Ar
cata falls due from Coos Bay, the Point Iona from
Grays Harbor the Mexico from san Diego and the
Newport from the southern coast.
The following vessels load coal at Nanaimo for
San Pedro: Ship America, 1852 tons; bark Greg on
1864 tons; bark Rufus L. w ood, l406 tons; bark
General Fairchild, 1856 tons (OptiOn of San Frau
ciscO).
The schooner W. II. Talbot, 766 tons loads Lum-
Dor on the sound for TlentSin and TaKu, SIS Cd.
The ship Daniel Barnes, 1886 tons, loads Lumber,
etc, on the sound for Philadelphia; German iron
bark Werra, SS5 tons, Lumber on the sound for
MOendO. AIS Cd
The British iron ship Formosa, 1858 tons, is re-
chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom Havre or
AntNern Dos
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. January II.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETA

TUESDAY EVENING January IL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETA
Flour quiet aud weak.
Wheat soft and dull.
Barley weaker.
Black oats eglected,
Yellow Corn lower
Sharp decline In Rye.
Bran and MIddlmgs firm.
Colored Beans well held.
Hay dull
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
Butter and Cheese steady.
Eggs very weak
Poultry selling high.
Quail scarce.
Oranges in heavy supply.
Mexican Lines cleaned up.
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins duh
Hops firm.
Hides inactive.
Wool quiet.
Mutton aud Lamb scarce.
Veal lower Beef easy.
Grain Bags firm.
Good overland demand for Coffee.
Coal in excessive supply.
Shipment OF Quicksilver to Australia
Nails weak.
Lumber not quotable.
New YORK Exchange lower.
Sterling Exchange hrmer.
Mexican Dollars weaker.
Wheat frelghts 20s.
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Admitted to Prac1Ice.

Thirty-one applicants have been exam
ned by the Supreme Court for admission to
practice, OF whom the following twenty-sx
have been admitted William A. Mcclure,
Philip Burton. g. A. DOugherty, William F.
Cothran, G. j. Comyns, e. p Morey, Wal
lace NJ. Pence, Willard Richardson, Frank
Murphy, Joseph A. Adair, James S. Spill
man, Alex b. r. V. II. TeseH, Charles IL.
Pond, William L. Rodgers Edward III. Shaw,
Robert b. Mcclellan, William I. Cummins.
]. c. Ruddock, William Ii. Davis. William
f. sullivan, IL. Ii. Folsom, John +. Leices-
ter, w. ID. Foote, Charles Cattern, Edward
Hunter and A. NJ. Drew.
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StrHpIx 1T Rich.

A correspondent, writing under date OF
the 10th from Georgetown, lei Dorado
County. says; On Monday evening of last
week Holmes q Gichel struck a channel in
tEeir mining claim about half a mile north
of this place from which they took outi SIS
to the pan. The next day they took out, be-
sides smaller pieces, one nugget which
weighed over fifty-siX ounces of pure gold.
Their good luck" continues, Tewarding
The morning call., 1892-01-13
Sale of Saratoga Han.

d, c. Moore has brought suit against ia
cob Schlicher for commission of 2h per
cent on The sale OF Saratoga Hail. He was
to have receive that amount il he sold the
hall for $4,000, and alleges that he oh
tanned purchaser, who gave cash and rea |
estate Tor the amount asked, and that the
owner OF the hall obtained the money and
real estate and will not pay him his eoEl-
mission,
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DISBURSEMENTS.
s.''..SZoVfO W
The Superintendents annual report was as fol


The Superintendents annual report was as fol.
lows:
Upon assuming charge OF your property in
Arizona j found that my predecessor had been
sinking and drifting In and about the Blk shaft up
10 March. 1891, without finding anything OF value
and had then stopped ali work below the 1000
level Crosscutting on the 500 and 800 levels
showed some ore, but not enough to pay for ex-
tracing it,
When ! took charge in August last, the first work
done under my orders was IA a shaft lao feet deep
near the crossings Of the vein. the 10 level ran
Drift northeast l20 feet under the open pit
From this drift croSscuts have been made mort n
95 feet aud south so feet, all In vein matter and
cutting seams and punches of good ore.
The next work done was the cleaning out OF the
open pit, wnich soon exposed a large quanttty OF
good ore, aSsaying from $50 TO 5000 per ton.
Intend 10 start mp the entrators and mill as
soon as the machinery can be put Ia running order
Twelve tons ore, estim ited at $3.50 per ton are
now lying al Tempe, aud so soon as can make up a
carload Will DO shipped for sale or reduction
Respectfully submitted. j. CHAMPION Supt
Sundays Virginia Enterprise contains the follow.
ing;
There was no change In the streak Of orc struck
The morning call., 1892-01-13

The Harbor Commissioners let the work
of extending Mission-street Wharf No. to
Robert McCanu & Sons for S645O The ex-
wide. The Pacific Improvement Company
reported having finished creOs citing a lot OF
piles, and put in its bill for $40, $50 % for
the work. The Sau Francisco idge Com
pany was awarded the contract for building
the Mi,si0n-street No = coal bunker for
S5l87 and S23 for each 1000 board feet of
extra strnEeTs.
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CONSTANCY,

Cpce more. love we rest where the emerald sea
Breaks into music along the Wild shore
Is our rapture the same. love 1t filed you and me
when G greeted the breeze and the pillow before.
Twas theu-the white sails, and two hearts that
leap,
Older little, love watching them flock
NOV rpples that kiss the old yellow sand therei
see how they augd, where the weed-hanging rock
Pants for the wave IN the Quivering air,
Yes How the tide SwelS-haS the CLEAN OF the gold
Growing yon iurze made the sea oYerOJld?
We DO not forget ia Sc moments that gave
Joy 10 our hearts on the shore we love pest;
Here. GviNt III. bue OF Gods SKY and me wave
paradise DOOMED 90 the mountainous crest
Here. sueh aighJt all the stars IN the say.
Two lovers whispered twas yOu. !oye, aud ].
Chambers Journal.
The morning call., 1892-01-13
San Francisco Meat Maraet.

The market is irregular. Mutton continues firm
and scarce, while there hardly any Lambs here.
Beef is not so firm it has been. Calves are COM
lug in freely and are lower Dressed Pork has ad-
vanced. Wholesale rates from saughtsrers to deal
ers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 6@61ac; second quality.
5Lac; third do, 4Gbc.
VEAL-Large. 6I2@71ac; small Calves. 7@7I5c.
MUTrON-Wethers. 9129l0c; Ewes, 91R69 DC.
lSc y 10.
PORk-Live Hogs. 4@lIsc 2 70 for heavy hard
granted, and 41sG4i2c for light average do; stock
Hogs, 3$4@4c e 10; dressed do. 1880 p 10.
The morning call., 1892-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE stock market was
reasonably active. Dstuers were again the weak
est OF the day The close, the opening. was
strong sugar being down per cent. Chicago Gas is
up II distiIlers and Missouri Pacific each per
cent. Governments steady. Petroleum, $3.50.
NEW YORK Jau Il.-United States Bonds-4's,
MIA; do. IS 100: Northern Pachc. 70: Ca
madam iaCihc. ga 4: Central Pacinc. 34&4. Onion
Pacific. 4gIs; AtChisOn and santa re 44Gs: Wells
Fargo. l40: Western Union, S4Is: SILVER 923aC;
Sterling "a s4G14 sc.
WheaI-January, s. UO3s FiOur-Steadv Coffee
Sl2 TO- Sugars l-l6d312c. Hops-Paclfc Coast
20G25c Hides lac. COpDer-Lake 81 1917. Tin
Spot. $685.. Lead-Domestic, 81 80. iron, SI5.
Petroleum, 53Ssc.
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TngIish Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. l2.-The spot mar6et is weak
at IS Sad Cargoes lower at AIS Tor Of
coast. AIS just shipped aud AIS for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January. IS 3s4d; February,
IS 3a4d; March, IS S34d; April, IS 4d; May,
IS 4d.
SECURITIES.
Los DON. Jan. 12-Consols. 95&4 Silver, 1921 d:
ReDteS 95f 36c. Bullion INTO the Bank OF En-
gland go 900
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Hops are strong and fairly &C

Hops strong and fairly active. with prices
higher all along the line Late last week about $50
bales Of choice Pacifcs were placed at 23923 L2c
10 arrive. the particulars of which not prevl-
Ously diYulged one two lines Of choice states
are reported sold at or about FAC. 1t reported
25c could have been secured for g choice shipping
quality. Lower grades went at relatively good
prices. say 2l@22c for medium quality, while sc
was bid Tor choice oldS. he interior markets are
strong, London IS strong and high at 12Os paid
for choice States Ths cables from Germany like
wise quite bullish. me fluctuations in hops
they claim. quite sufficient TO promote dealings
in options. In 1882. for Instance, the range OF
prices was 2OcQSl % q 10, and In 1884, lOG Soc
Members OF the New YORK Hop Exchange are quite
enthusiastic the first days business yesterday
when trading in futures began.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Raw dull and unchanged; refined quiet
and unchanged.
Coffee opened unchanged and five points in ad-
vance, anu after quiet day closed about steady
Sales, 10000 bags. january, Sl2 90: February
sl2 Is; March, So Rio Quiet; 200 reis advance
The morning call., 1892-01-13
PnSTpNMERaENT

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF TBI
Cruikshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Monday, October s. 1891, at IL
O'Clock Oon, at the ONCE OF the Company, Re- ON 8
No. 2l1 Sansome street, San Francisco Cal. By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary.
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Chicago Markets..

CHICAGO. Jan. I2-wheat weak and lower
the opening was 1298sc lower than yesterday and
declined closing isc lower than yesterday. Re-
ceipts, 472.0OO bushels; shipments, asa, 900 bush
els. Rye dull at S312c Barley quiet at 6Uc.
CHICAGO Jan. l2.-Wheat-CaSh, So Jac Corn
SS2sc. Pork-sll 371a Lard-$6 20. RlOs-$5 80,
The morning call., 1892-01-13

them with daily yield of 5000 to $1,000. and
the end is not yet. This claim adjOins what
is known as the Ivan mine," owned by a
Mrs. Baldwin and Mr.. Garrett Of San Fran
cisco, who are just starting up their mill,
with prospects OF good success.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.
f1atrNooKN4 earr Nor1cr-onu1KsHAFR

Geld Mining Company. Location OF pTineiSA
place OF business. San Francisco, Gal. Location %
wsrES, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cat
NOtcs-Thsre are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF Assessment (No. -
levied on the 7th day OF July, 1891, ths several
amounts set opposite the names Of tbs respective
IharehoIdeTs. as follows;
The morning call., 1892-01-13

Six Chinese arrested and convicted for
carrying weapons concealed were sentenced
by Judge Joaehimsen Yesterday In sly
months IMPRISONMENT in the House of Cor
Tectlon. One escaped servitude by paying
fine of $3.50 s
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posTPOMEMEMT.

TIRE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
i the CruikSaank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday, January 2, 1899, at IA
O'Clock noon, at the ONCE OF the Company, Room 3,
No. I'll Sansome street. San Francisco, Gal ly
order Of the Board Of Directors.
ERNEST ]. KOCH, SECRETARY
The morning call., 1892-01-13
pnSTpOMENa ENr-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
Il the Cruiksbauk Gold Mining Company is oby
postp ohed until Friday, December 4, 1891, az Z
o'clock noon, at the office OF the company Room q,
NO. 2ll Sansome St. san Francisco Gal BY order
lOI I'd ERNEST j. KOCH secretary
The morning call., 1892-01-13

And IN accordance with law and an order from
TIE Board Of Directors, made the 7th day Of
Bully, 1891, so many shares Of each parcel Of sucA
took as may DO necessary will be sold at public
GctiOn at tns Onioe OF the company. Room 8, Eli
sAnsome ST., san Francisco. Cal, On Monday, TIA
Ith day OF September, 1891 at the hour Of u
Scloek N. OF said day, to pay said dslinqusnt A.
aessment thereon together with costs Of aaversIS
nag and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
G@I.
The morning call., 1892-01-13
pnSrpOMEnnENr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the CruiKshanE Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed untiI wednesday, November 4. 1881 al
IL o'clock noon. at the Cfico OF the Company. Room
6, No. 2ll SansOme street. san Francisco. Cal. BY
order OF the Board OF Directo
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary
The morning call., 1892-01-13
POSTPOMEMEMr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENr Stock OF
L the Cruikshau k Gold Mining Company Is herebE
postponed un til MONDAY, February l, 1899 at "a
O'Clock noon, at the Office OF the Company Room 4
o. I'll Sansome street. Saa Francisco Cal b
order Of the Board of Directors.
la2 ID ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
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Board-l0 V water, 96A; 100 Safety Nitro
Powder, BIS.
AFTERNOON sALF9
Board-50 GssliEht. 864; so do, 868s; 80
S7s; 20 do, 9.
Street-5S safe Deposit, AZ
The morning call., 1892-01-13
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND (Oregon). Jan. IL Clearances
1925 600; balances, S77 600.
The morning call., 1892-01-13

PortIand's Business.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12-wool steady. Domesti
Fleece SOG36c p u.
The morning call., 1892-01-13

Posts, loo each; Redwood. IS so 2 cord; Oak.
rough. S797 rs; do, peeled, 50; Pine 81 g cord;
Railroad lies 30@34c apiece for 6xS and 45950c
for 7x9
GANBARK-Ground bark. s24 p ton.
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lumber Market.

Rates are nominal. as dealers are cutting. Quota
tions therefore omitted for NE present.
The morning call., 1892-01-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From san Francisco.
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300
10
Gift
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venue. yue notre confrere croft deyoir
a%jouter que lie futur armement italien
laissera tout partieuli6rement loin
derriere lui lie fusil Lebel de larmee
frangaise: lequel fusil, par suite de
son grand poids, de Ia difficull6 de
son enlargement a repetition, ct de
ses autres imperfections, serait ~aujOur-
d'hui lie dernier dams ftchelle des
nouveauA fusils de petit calibre.
Nous n'ayons pas i c~ontester lei &c
jugement, nj meme a ~relever Ia forme
pleine de tact ct d'a-propos, sous
laquelIe il est ~presentt. CONNIE nous
Iayons fait reinforcement a propos
d dne autre question. nous nous con
-enterons den prendre note.
81 quelque jour plus on moins pro
chain. nous nous avisions de modifer
on de refaire notre arnement pour
tacher de lie relever IN peu dams
,.ltchelle" dies armes modernes, nous
comptoEs bien que lftalie Sc gardera
a. faire la m0indre observation. ct
surtout dy yoir 4 proyocation GU
une menace de notrc part CONNIE
ellie III flit onanl mons f1~r+ifans nos
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Q lugement est essentiellement
Judlclalre ct impartial, ct sh venait a
etre elu, comme nous eroyons ferme-
ment gull le sera sh deyient le
candidat elloisl dn parti, a Iottice &c
JUICE Gle District Il appoFtefait dins
Ia decharge des deEoirs dc lotfice une
appreciation intelligence 4 recherchte
des NECESSITIES qui en- deeoulent Ct
Inc execution eclairee &c toutes les
los contenues dams l. llvre des
Status.
Tout en- PENDANT justice a tous.
sans egard = II position cue chacun
ottnpe, Ct sans peur ii favour, cepen-
cant administration &c son ot6cc
otF,slt caractt:lse par II douceur, Il
tourto!>le. Ct II suaylte dams g
manlere de falre 81 de parler qui sont
le resultat IN -9mma oien pc ct
oien eleFe, 81 dune bonte de esur.
PENDANT cue notre candiiat appll-
4aclals AYES Fieneur u ,3i AZ erimlnel
eAlNEoir tependant Il erlmlnel tautlf
e fepehtan', rete'tait une sentence
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Attendu quill peut a~lriver i IN
monde d'6tre mouille, soft pour A.
oublie son parapluie, soit en- naas..
sous une gouttiere, ct que Get aeci5sa
inplique aucune attcintea l'honneur
Attehdu que cnaeune de ces Z,
pressions etant lnof1ensiye, il ne sau
raft resulter aucaLe ofense
Tar : Mouis' nous ~ae6outons !
plaignant ct lie condamnons i T.,
de instance.
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IN JUICE DE PAIX oRIGINAL.-N
Bernaerts. iuge de paix i Molenbeek.
faubourg de Bruxelles. Qui Went he
MOURN, etait ctlebre par loriginalite
de ses JUDGEMENTS, don't le .J9araaf IL
Bratelfes rappelle quelques examples.
administration communale de
Nolenbeek ayant youlu ..lalcise~ Ie
corbillard, substitute 4 Ia croix oui l.
surmontait une petite houle. Une
servante dc Ia localite etant dscadse
ses parents r~efuserent de Ii laisser
conduire al cimetitre par le corbillard
des llbre-penseurs. nou con1it uui
dura trois jours. mai>. CONNIE i!
devenait indispensable d-inhumer l..
defunte. l. bourgmr>tre ! prc~tia
d autorite- Sur \. Ie> parents lie III
morte lui intenterent In process
LIE juge dc paiS condatnna lo-ficier
municipal 4 loo francs dc donma-rs-
interets. en- instrant dan. "a decision
&C splrituel motif
Attendu que administration com
munale . supprime Ii croix du corbi.-
Lard pour substituer r..e Loatett-
administrative.
Ine autre fois. deuN Aabirant, H.
Ia commune setani Inyectiyes. fun
traita l'autre de y.oH3> mYsilltr. C
dernier cita pour iniure son adyersaire
desant lie magistrat, qui ssatua en- ces
termes
Attendu que Ii poule est IN animal
parfaitement honorable DE- rordre de-
g%allinaces ct que, 81 ellie na pas les
qualities brillantes du COO. ellie men
rend pas moins de serieux services IN
pendant !puf qui contribute 4 rali-
mentation humaine ct donne lieu ! HI
important commerce
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Ii |E1IR DE L'INDTSTRIE.
AZ SUD.

La politlque a beaucoup de charmes
pour %certaincs gens-specialement
pour ceuX qui e font IN meter. oui
en- trent profit, sous forme lie places.
ct. %surtout, de gros appointements-
mal> les indus tries, en- general. ont
bien autrement d'importance. car est
chez elles, que les populations trouvent
leurs noyens d'existence. solvent
meme l'aisance. la richesse. La
premiere de toutes est. incontestable-
ments, l'industrle agricole. parce
Qu'elle fournit i lhumanite ses objets
de premiere ~necessite, tells que TALL
ment ct lie vehement. C'est pour celia
que nous nous faisons IN devoir de
revenir, 81 frequemment. sur &c suiet.
II LIE faut jamais oublier que nous
sommes IN Fiat essentiellement agri-
cole que notre ayenir depend de la
prosptrite de 10 planteurs. ct que 81
nous laissons pericliter une seule
branche de cette industrie-mere. nous
nous exposons a retomber dams Ia
mlsere noire, que nous ayons trop
connue, durant les annees qui ont
suiyi Ia guerre de secession.
Or, il en- est une qui est reellement
en- soufrance. depuis plusieurs annees.
non par Ia faute du commencement.
qui he Ia jamais ecrasee d'impots.
qui lui a touiours laisse les coudees
branches non par la faute de Ia
concurrence, puisqu ellie a, en- quelque
sorte, le monopole de la production de
la matiere premiere, ct que les quel-
ques contrees etranseres qui ont voulu
entrer en- vitalite avec ellie. mont
ianais pu obtenir qu'une qualite bien
inftrieure. Cest done 4 elle-meme. a
rezerciee deregle lie sa propre activite.
quelle dot sen prendre, du nal don't
ellie SQUIRE cest Ia aussi quill fault
cbercher le remede ct porter Ia
reforme.
Il ct evident que Ion proiuit trop
de cotton dams les Etats du SUD ct en-
~particulier. dams notre Louisiana.
Nos marches ct ceux de l~etranger en-
sont encomhres. La gloire de fournir
au reste de Iuniyers lie premier. le
plus utlle DIES textiles, celui qui Sc
pr5te le plus aisement, lie plus econo-
miquement. d Ia fabrication dies yete-
ments i bon marcht-nous 4 IN peu
affuics nous avoLs etendu. 4
outrance. Ia culture ct nou. avons. de
II sorte. proyoQue une haisse desas
trense. quill est grand temps darl eter.
On croft assez generalenent. que
cest Ia production etrangere qui a
conduit a ACKNOWLEDGEMENT don't on Sc
plant il n N est rien. nj TInde. nj
IEgypte. mont pu. juslu'ici, %lutter,
sous &C rapport ayec les Etats du
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LEAOUTEiU FL IL ITiLIEN

LNalia -Wtittare que lie
nouveau fusil experiments depuis
quelques mois dams larm6e italienne
ct Reimbursement adopte. Les six
regiments d.infanterie charges des
essais ont ttt. paraitil, unanimes
dams leur> apprtciations fayorabIes.
On salt que lie calibre de &c fusiI
est dc 6 II, ) settlement. c-est-a-dire
plus fable que celui de tous les fusils
adoptes par les autres armees euro
peennes,
LItaita Niitotre assure que cette
%nouselle arne sest montree superior
re q celie de toutes les autres puts
sances par s solidite ct 81 facilite
de maniement par sa legerete ct le
moindre poid> dc Sc cartouche: par
u "ircsse l%uitia.e Il Il tension de 81
~trajectCire qui lui assure une precision
~-A
eA'ie1ne sal'ou- aux srahoes dlsean-
ces ct entin. par son recul presque
insignificant.
QUAINT q Ii y~itesSe du enlargement
e. Gu til a repetition, il ne le cederait
quau fusil suisse. ct encore settlement
=. p'eIn'e13 'oapo' eai, apfes, i
i II II 34Fet-e''-
IS houFetn lush So du systemic a
o1aIaeuf IS sont con'e
haes dans IN eharseur symetrlque qui
toLnf'e acknowledgement quand tous
- coaF9 s121 tres
III N--+l-tt ~ = Quite sans
ooe'sfe-eo IL 91,lt eslen p!omb rese-
t"9 III A~-a3-aeeAoEl T. charge est en
5"'.>sHt. = pc-als Total dc IL car
'ouche ~ IS - 3r,'-
II l47l1 mi 'aa-i' M saofe-oaIon-