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5 BIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
TUESDAY, November %.
Stmr san Benito, Smith. days from Tacoma;
stmr navarro. Anderson. 10 hours from Navarro;
bound for RedondO. Put in TO land passengers.
Schr Nettis sundborg, Johnson 30 hours from
Point Arena; 5000 posts to Heyman Il Mayer.
Schr Mary Smith, Rosendail, Il days from Ia
coma: 465 NJ II lumber. to Hanson &c Co
Schr Reliance, johnson, 40 hours from Hearns
Jensen
schr Ocean Spray steInbom 80 hours from Fort
Ross; 100 eds wood, TO Iyerssn
Cleared.
TUESDAY. November ~
Stmr Pomona, Hsnnah Eureka; Goodail, Perkins
Ger stmr RomuIus Berndt, Nanamo; John Ros
enield's Sons.
Br ship Gaieorm Castle Bryant, Londonderry;
brig John d spreckels, Christensen. Kahului;
Sailed
TUESDAY, November a.
Stmr Navarro. Anderson. Redondo.
Stmr Arago. LanghOrne, Coos Bay.
ship yosemite, Fullerton.
Br ship Jordan Hin. Marshall. Queenstown.
brig John Spreckels, Christiansen, Kahuui.
Schr Nettie Low. Low, Point Reyes.
Schr Parkersburg Hanson, Coquilie River.
schr Lizzie Prien, Nelson Coos Bay.
Schr Newark, teck, Bowens Landing.
shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Australia for
Honolulu. Conemaugh for New York, Pomona for
Humboldt Bay and Areata for Coos Bay.
steamers to arrive to-day are the China from
Chlna aud Japan. Montserrat from Nanaimo, North
FORK from Humboldt bay, Daisy kimbaii from
Fort Bragg and Santa Rosa from San Diego
The following vessels toad wheat at Portland for
the usual European ports: CsrnmoDy, sos; Inver-
garry 3Ts I'd. prior to arrival: Lindores Abbey. S2s
od; Rot CO. owners account; British Commodore
(from G~cJma) private
The Br iron bark British Princess loads wheat
for the usual European points at 25s
TeIegraphic.
POINT L0B0S-November 22-l0 PM-Weather
hay; wind calm
Nov 49, 80 20 ~ l2l 20 w Br bark Earl of
Derby. from Tacoma for Queenstown.
The schr Dora Bluhm, from Grays Harbor for To-
poiobampO, is ashore near Topoobampo. She Is
supposed 10 be a total loss. ~
Domestic Ports.
NAyARRo-Arrived Nov 22-Stmr Newsboy. he
SEATTLE-Arrived Nov 22-Schr Bangor from
San Pedro: bark Majestic hence Nov g.
TACoMA-Arrived Nov 22-Bark McNear. hence
Nov u.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YoRK-sailed Nov 2l-stmr Columbia, for
Colon.
Foreign Ports.
CARDIFF-sailed Nov 21-Br ship Gryfe. for Es-
observation-disclosures Nov ls--schr VIM Rentou,
from Port Blakeley.
bia. for Francisco.
LoNDoN-Entsred out Nov lo-Ger ship Melete,
NEWCASTLE. Nsw-sailed Nov el-Br ship ST.
ezra Nevada, for San Francisco.
PANAMA-Sailed Nov l9-Stmr San Jose, IT San
Francisco.
Arrived Nov 5-Stmr starbuck and sailed Nov
IL for Champerico. Nov lo-Stmr Costa Rica firm
RIO DE JANEIRo-saiied Novl7-Br rsCrown
OF Austria.
sHIELDS-saiIed Nov t-Br ship Aleides, for san
Francisco
For Late s'tpDta7 Inse4ss0sses See E1erenm Page
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Exchange and Bullion.
Pacific Mill.

NEW foRR.Nov .22.-Thew slI-streetJ ournal says:
Inc Continued weakness in Pacific Mail is attract
Ing considerable attention The tangle 1t has gotten
INTO with the Panama Railroad Is. in a measure
conceded to be the OF the present depression
IN the stock The IangIe. understand. was really
the main reason why the transcontiBenta railroads
refused to continue the subsidy. The American
owners OF the Panama Railroad are understood to
nave SO mall a voice In the IN Management since IL
passed. into the control of the receivers of the
Ishams Canal Company in Paris that they have NO
power 10 arrange with the Pacific Mail. so the mat
Yer drags along without settlement The talk about
the fanama Railroad eharte ring steamers In Oppo
si-on 10 the Pacific Mali does net seem reasonable
10 those most familiar with the matter. The con-
ciusion of the whole matter Is stated 10 be simple
play Tor better bargain on The part OF each CON-
pSny with the other. We have evidence that this
trouble has attracted the attent of leading capt
ta4sts 10 the scheme OF incorp rating the Pacific
prises.
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tect's inks. There are now signs that a re-
vival Of the old Spanish art of decorating
leather is imminent A few artists are try
Ing their hands at IL, and experiments are
being made to obtain the same lacquers as
those used In the old time.
The best colored laequers have hitherto
been made on the continent, but profess
SIGNALS are now manufacturing them here,
only. however, for their own use and the
use of their pupils. of course there is a
good deal OF the customary affeetation OF
secrecy viii b is always In the air when any
new art work is introduced or an old one
revived. The lacquers may differ slightly,
but good lacquers are good lacquers all the
world over.
Leather embossing is easy to learn and
quickly accomplished. Different kinds Of
leather are used, but calf is preferable TO
cannot do better than go back to the old
Spanish pieces. These may be copied or
adapted 70 suit panels Of any size or shape.
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Hot-Water Winter Fountains.

Hot-wata fountains continue to be placed
in the different wards of Paris, and not
only prove a perfect blessing to the people
near them, but also plainly demonstrate that
more OF them are wanted. In view of the
approaching cold season. the cabmen have
an excellent chance Of beating their vehicles
for the comfort of their fares. while hur-
dreds of workingmen's families have hot
water made handy for them a any hour of
the day or night at q sou for bucketful.
The fountain in the Faubourg Mont
martre, near the Passage Verdeau, which
was opened on Monday forenoon, had 125
sons in the till by nigbtfall. showing that
l25 persons had been served during the day.
A revolver has been invented that shoots
seven times IN n second.
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Meandering JeweIry.

BOy-Say. misteri want to buy collar
button? | found one.
Gentleman-I dropped one yesterday at
Broadway and Fulton street. Wnsre did
you find that?
BOy-Liberty-street ferry.
Gentleman-Then it must be mine
Gnnf NeMs
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.
Reversing the Order OF Tb;ugs.

Cant we have little music?" asked
guest OF the lady of the house.
II don't know" was the hesitating
reply. You may il you don't make too
much noise"
what are you afraid of?'
We'll. the fact is the servant girl has
company downstairs. New York Press.
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MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING" NOV. 20.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

TUESDAY EVENING" NOV. 20.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver frmer
Flour IN fair demand.
Wheat steadily held
Wheat freghts firm.
Barley weaker. Oats irregular.
Corn and Rye dull.
Hay weak. Feedstefs unchanged.
Fair trading In Beans.
Dried Peas weaker.
No change In Seeds.
Buckwhest In be-. supply.
Potatoes nrm and setive. Onions weak
Fresh Butter firm and Picked weak
Eggs continue to decline.
Cheese firm.
Turkeys sell we'll
Two cars Eastern Poultry sold.
Game dul aud lower.
No change In Honey.
Cranberrfes cleaned up
Fresh, Dried and Citrus Fruit unchanged
Provisions very stiff.
Hops weak and dull.
Hides and Wool dull.
Canned Fruit quiet.
Coffee Arm and active.
Coal strong.
Posts higher.
Beef and Veal higher. PORK and Lamb firm.
ID utton weak.
English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 22.-The spot market is quiet
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A Slight Hiudrauce.

Bellows-I don't believe you are anything
of doctor.
DR.. Surekill-Just ask my patients.
Bellows don't speak the dead languages.
BROOKLYN Life
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Con
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska A. n. EE8
September and October 9, n.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Get, IL. TO- II. 20. 81 Nov. and Dec. 5. TO- 10.
20. 20 ana so.
For Eureka, Humboldt BAY, Wednesdays 9 A. "
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day. 9 A. NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles.
santa Barbara and san Luis obispo. every fourth
and fifth day ar IL A. ".
For ports in Mexico. first or each month.
Ticket O1hce-Palace Hotel, New Montgom &C.
GooDALL. PERKINS & Co., General Agents,
II 10 Market St, san Francisco,
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A Bridal PARTY,

Gimme two tickets for New York" re-
marked verdant looking youth with q
blushing dam sci on his arm.
Single?" asked the brusque ticket agent.
Then the yerdant youth chuckled, mo,
begosh," he remarked confidently, I'VE wuz
married this mornin'. "-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
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FOR PORTLAND &AST0ala, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM <,a
ocean Divlsiol-and PACIFIC COAST %fLEfS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street wharf. at 10 a. for the above ports OF
their Al iron steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Sept %, Oct 9, 90
Nov. ], 3, 25, Dec. z. g. 81.
CoLuMRIA-OeL4. 10, %, Sov.9, IL, Dec 3, Is, ~.
oREGoN-Sept 50, Oct. IL, "A, Nov. 8, IL, 20.
Dec. IL. 3D.
and other dfverging lines Tor all points In Oregon
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska. Idaho,
Montana, Dakota, Utah, wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe.
Fare to Portland-CaDin, $lo; steerage, IS; round
trip. cabin, $50.
Ticket ofhces-1 Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery street.
reight Office 700 California street.
GOODALL. PERKINS IL CO., Supt. Ocean Line
Market street. Francisco
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He Would Be a Success.

Father-What would you advise me to do
terrible?
Teacher-Get him a position as brake
man on railroad at opce.-Chicago Inter
Ocean
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An EarIv Morning Lament

do not envy him who sits on royal throne
And wleics mighty power:
DO not envy bin who has much wealth at call,
For the Sixtieth of an hour.
j do not envy him who rules this glorious land
And rules II IN 3 way THAT'S right:
But my envy is for him who can safely eat
Welsh rabbit late at night ookIyn Eagle.
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A Side Issue.

81 should like to know" said Eve one
day, whether you consider yourself of more
importance than / am 81
well, my DEAR" replied Adam mildly,
81 don't know as l would put it just in that
way, but you must admit that you are
side issue. Washington Star.
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Beef IS &c higher and Arm. Veal is strong at an
advance. Lamb is firm Hogs also strong at
the improved prices Mutton is the weakest article
on the list. Mholesale rates from slaughterers to
dealers follows.
BEEF-First quality. &c: choice. SIG; second
quality. 5931ac; third do 3l9G4Lac
Dairy Calves. SGS12 10.
MUTToN-w ethers. 6@7c 2 10; Ewes. &C.
LAMB-s@s11c p n.
fORk-Lfve Hogs, 51s@51Ic p m for heavy and
medium granted small fat Hogs 5tszaS L4e; stock
Hogs, 4s4c; dressed do, T1l&GSc u 10.
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DELlNQU INT SIZE NOTfCE~gf ~.
4 ~ Manins Sosaasay Location ot uFif.e5.l. = :
OF business, san Francisco. csEffarnf II ~ fi8la
works. Placer Connfy. CEi "' s}fas -
Notlee,Iasre are as1n4aeat upon me r.,.
described stock on account OF asss4s-' 81 lvt 1g
levied on the twenty stghth day OF seDg.s - SOB
the several amounts ses npncSifa s'r, fis
respective shareheiaaFs az Enllasrs. p.
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Thoroughly Tanned.

Joralemon-I hear that Pierrepont has
become very domestic since he got married.
Fulton-D0mestic is no name for it'll He
lives in Brooklyn now and when / called TO
see him last Sunday he was sitting in the
kitchen working out the puzzles on the chill
drea's page Of religious weekly.-Puck.
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Like His Father

Admiring neighbor-Do you think the
pretty pet is going to be Ike his father?
Fond mother-I shouldn't be al all sur
prised he keeps me up every night as il is
and is fractions in the morning-Judge.
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WORKING In LEATHER.
A Promised Revival of the Spanish
Art of Decoration.

Leather work has been very generally
taken up by women of leisure during the
last few years 1t is a pleasant pastime.
for there are scarcely any difficulties to
overcome in learning il, and many useful
articles can be executed with but slight
amount of labor. So far women have kept
mostly TO the simple embossed leather work,
or the German cut and embossed, some
times tinted with ordinary colors or archi-
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az 6s Sd. Csrgoes are quiet at 32s 81 for CT
coast SIS Cd for just shipped and 32s Cd for nearly
FUTURES.
ne froouee Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: No
semuer. os Ss4d; December. IS lloyd: January,
% e February. IS 5zd; March, 6s l34d: April,
oS z1sd; May. 6s 31ad
SECURITIES.
o. % DON. Nov. AZ = Consois, 81 7-l6; Silver.
90 S4od Reates, s9f 42Iac.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-The stock market after a
comparatively quiet opening and various attempts
~ uepfess the list leeane strong aud buoy nt,
'n"ush fluctuations as rule were narrow. In
trlais led In operations National Cordage sold
49, ~ "a IN the regular way 1884 and Al
, unaer the rule The purchase OF asmall amount
,, unuer the rule was due TO the failure deliver
s .pe s.oek. pistilers advanced ga Sugar and
go uas per cent. The general market closed
SSs,vhS az or near the best figures Governments
al ~. fstroieun-December. 63@533se.
r,W iohs, Nov 22.-United States Bonds. as.
90 2s l0014; Northern Pacific. 1914 Cana
ia racine SO14 Central Pacific, 2sl4; Cnion Pa
I'M IN. % "A; Atehtson and Santa Fe, S7Ss: Wells
Fargo l46: Western Union. 1855; Silver. 81 "a;
etsrlug, "a S511G4 So
", enheat-pecember. 771sc- Flour steady. Coffee.
~ 800 az sugar. 2ps@33sc. Hops-Paehc Coast.
r9 %sc- Hides. 1212c Copper Lake. $l2 10.
LIZ fi,ss-Spot, $50 is. Lead-Domestic, SO 75. Iron,
@io' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 53953SSc.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sonee-Active. steady, and points advance.
S1tes' $4,000 Gags. November. sic IS; December,
susar-steady ana unchanged.
HoFs
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HOBS.
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-The wheat market was quiet
ana opened 1sc higher. but weakened, declining
CSC on continued liberal Northwestern receipts.
Inc largest visible supply on and lower
SSoies, and closed steady at Isc lower. Receipts,
ley, &c
CHICAGO. Nov 22.-wheat-Cash II Isc. Corn
41$4e. PoTk-Sl2 rs Lard = $40 90 Ribs
- % NhSky-SI 10.
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Probably i'm Chicago.

Adorer-Jay / be your pilot aud guide,
your bark through the stormy sea of life?
Widow-No, dear: but you may be my
second mate.-Brooklyn Life.
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And IN aceortzRee vita law and !, IS b
Board OF Directors. mare OK ne see 9sasE 5s s.
OF september. lssz 50 nlaRy shares 81 - s., a.
public auction as the e ice nseeafasy WI
formal id. aus on es MSs stsss sae Fraa5se
vember. 1892, at the htlur al ! $3.50, .lst 0aY q
day. TO pay ssid dslIa gsaent & 4as
the sale. An n - 49, ead ex ea5ss-sHs
c,s oae $500 es.ifcsn'a sssses roem
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posrPonsMENr

NoTIcE-TnE saLE ~
nn an se M6S del'aqss's stock "a nersn
nc the Office OF Ae Company ran, DeCahlbsr ~ e
a aia strss. at ore Gilo'cioek s9s
n0sa I'd eHAs c. HARVEY. Sec. 2 'as
essE7seFg proto.
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WOnl Markell,

Posts still higher at lo1ac eacn: Redwood SIS so .
cord oak rou n, 81 259t7 So peeled, 80 IS; Pine,
50 rs 2 cord; Railroad Ties 37J2e apiece for 6xs,
Ale for KS and 45tG50e for 7xs.
TANRARK-Ground BARK, S24 q ton; whole,
Sl5 r cord
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-20 Water VIA: $4,000 s. p. Branch
Railway bonds, lbs.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-10 Atlantic Dynamite AZ; 100 y r Gas
light, Tos4; 100 Hutchinson s Co., 215: so
racine Gas Improvement, 1884; ~ Giant Powder
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YoRK. VIA PANAMA.
steamers Will sail az the stu. 10
1tth and zSth OF each month calling at ASsrkHS
ySIious ports OF NJ eIico and Central America
1Ironah line saiiinzs-SoyesnbsF 10Th. oS san
Bias: December 18th, IS CITY OF Sydney; Decem-
Der 18th, S. san Jose
NAY LINE TO MEXICAN AMI CFyrVac
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH, calling at MszstIsn San Bias Msaxaaitl1
Acapulco. Port Angel ssllna C.ux ronala san
Eenito, osos. Chsmperico. san jose do GaarsmalA
ASsIutia La Libsrtad, "a Union, AmspaiA Coria.a
fAI Juan del Sur and Punta ArenAx
way line iling-Noyember 10Th. at II oclock
noon S. Acapulco
Whrn the regular sailing OATS falls on sun iiY.
steamers will De dispatched the following Monday.
EtAN 1 ~ CHINA Line
FOR iCkOHAMA AND HOSG-Kuyy
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers .,e
Shanghai and ut Hong Kong for East lndlsx
Straits. etc;
CITY OF feking. Saturday. Nov. 20 az 2 r "
tblna IVA honolulul Tuesday, Dec. q, at p NJ
efu.. Sa turdAy, Dec "a, at 3 p NJ
SIy OF hio CO Jsneiro. SATURDAY, la" IA. at ?. NJ
Round-nip tickets TO Tokohams and rstura IA \.
eueed rates.
For Freight or Passage apply At the ofaoe c'rias
FIRST and Brannsn streeta
branch O1ncs-202 Front strcee.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent
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CuMPAGNlE GENERALE
J X A y A L l. a L q U Il
French Line to Havre.
CQMPANY'S PIER (NEW). AZ NORTH se~a
- River. foot OF Morton st. Travellers by szsFESsX
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort of crossing the channel Ia small
boat.
................. Saturday. Nov. 18th, 200 A. NJ
La BOURGOGNE Capt Le0oeuf. ........,....
..,.,.............Sa Saturday, Nov. 10, 200 A. NJ
LA CHAMPAGNE Capt. Boyer.
................ Saturday, Nov. 26th, 80 A. NJ
La GASCOGNE, SantellL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
...............-....S Saturday, Dec. Sd, 5 30 A. NJ
en- FOR further particulars apply 20
A. FORGET, Agent.
No Bowling Green New York
}. r. FUGAZI CO., Agents, Montgomery ave-,
San Francisco.
Branch ofiice. l9 Montgomery street au21u
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SAN FRANCISCO AND N. P. RAIL WAY.

The Doaahue Broad -6anse NUM-"
ClONMEN GIN SUNDAS,-Aot- zts
~ and IN II further notice. boats. ana $50.
leave from and arrive at the san ETa5elsoe
ger Depot, Marketstreet wharf, as follows.
From San Francisco for Point AiD"
BeISeGere ard San Raj O..
WEEK DAYS--7 40. 800. IL ;4u A. ~ 49,
at 80 J. ~ 40 -s
sUNDAYs-s:OO, $50. l1:U0 a m.i go 4'''
$500, 6;2O r ~
From SAN Rafael for San FrADoisc2-
WEEK DAYS.: rs. z SIS. so A E; Il 20.
sos y. SATURpA1 0NLY-An extra 1-t
at 6:3C n q. -...
SUMMARIZED. sac. lilo a ~ 40 ''-%
100 { -ea y
From 1IouroB tc san rAl.Ls
WEEK u ii - $50, S:20. 9.55 A. "; no
$3.50 y sATUEDANS ONLY -4n eA-
trip at E;55 y. a. =
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The WEEKLY GALL il a most 40.
ceptable present TO send to
your friends in any locality
4 q year postpaid.
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RAIxRoAD TRAVEL.
N. P. COAST 4. h
yTA..-.
SAU5ALITo FES2Fc


In fleet NoyeznbeT !. tHs1,o ROSS
From SAN FRANCISCO for 81 ~ - 11,1ISf1--7 81
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL te,eSs A.
500 IL :ev a H. las. 800 ~. so Ss3S
(s2ndaysI--S :03. t0-0e. 1850 =. y
8 800. $3.50 r. y. -z,-,v- eggses
From SAN FRANCIsE0 for BILL A llii5 "
days)-7 :SU. 8 20 A n 3 20. a;vt' an tA
tSnndayS)-S 90. 1000. II 80 = ~, 10 ?. Il
800 ?. M kxtsa trip ass Satusd1Is 8 /. - -
from SAN RAFAEL Tor San EaAn gas S:2j,
days-o;20, 7:sB. esl5 1905 4 X
(sundaysj--s 90. $500. IL: l2;o0 v: 20 = u
8 100 P. N E1tragrfD on Saturdays o. o.
Fare 90 Cents. round TRIP. -----,cC -7-ssk
From MIL vALLET far san Fi: Fra i - = ~
days1-6: .. z :ss. s;lo !. n, 80 I:45 $50
5:I5 NJ Fare. 40 cents. relind tslg, ---,7T
Prom sAUS3T-rTfl FOR san FRANcfso9 "a
aays)-6:55. s.I5 e;5S il:46 4 = 1'-''
tsunGays1 s:45. 1o..eA I2.45 2- Pa ~ y
s45 p y. EItsa trip on Saturdays 20 10
Fare rs eeats. round trip, - F---.
Leave e sa% s'an- reroush rrains. az. sl.s9
$50 An. YessI Camp rayIor TO 10 :95A = y Eek
l:i5Pu avs lcsioraa p0iDti l2:l % ~ 81
A. NJ Rsyas fomsles days-sA :. f5-r
500 SUNDAYS aadwsy sfatloRs. 6.i9 ?. \, - -
AN. Towards Dan- a &. .f,,F.es
$50 Week lays ssn MUS cars io '2' -o rs
dero and way g-l0 eAt 1st
1:45 SATURDAYS Stations t-
Ihrty-day Excurston Round IT'D -
Friday to Monday Excarsfon zoand-tr2 "a -
T 7 oma s3a Point Heyes. g e 40
Towards, g. 30; Eaza6efas - W. ,-.,e- p De-
sunday IcnTsion-~haundtrip i4~AN~-
Reyes 81 @. aud Tomaies. 81 %.
THRoUG STAGE CCS,s EoTtoSS3 - = A. ~, fras
day erceptsl1 AZ c1zadsro with mer4las c51,Is.s
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Lumber Market.
San Francisco Meat Market.

Retail rates continue nominal. but prices are wea
and tending downward.
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!, OHIO REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
Tho State Convention Held ut Columbus
7. Mckinley and Foraker SDcnk.

iho state Convention Held Mt Columbus.
Mckinley and Foraker Speak.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 12.-Tho Ohio
League OF Republican clubs held its
seventh annual convention here to-day.
Governor McK!H!cy and Ex-Governor
Foraker appeared before the convention
and made eloquent speeches.
Governor Mckinley said the Demo-
cratic house of Congress had said they
would root out the present tariff law
root and branch. They had been in
session nearly two months and had not
rooted out one item. He predicted
they would not eliminate ono item in
the next twenty-five years.
Governor Foraker regretted that the
matchless leader james G.. Blaine had
withdrawn from the presidential con-
tost but he was certain tho league and
all Ohio Republicans would support the
candidate OF the Minneapolis conven-
tion, no matter whether tho choice be
tho President, or Ohio's great states
man, WIN. Mckinley, jr.
The sccretary's report showed 500 Re-
publican clubs had been organized dur
ing the past year, and there was Si2, 500
in the treasury for the next campaign.
a Lincoln .banquetwas given tonight.
Fully 300 were unable 10 get into the
banquet owing to lack OF space.