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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-06
FALL OPENING.

VIII exhibit on
Thursday and Friday, Oct. 6 and Z,
An Elegant Line of
PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs.
And would respectfully ask your inspec-
ton of the same.
Mrs. E. B. GARDINER,
Main Street. Opp. City Hotel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-06

EOR SALE.-ONE JERSEY COW
j. and twelve fine young PIGS for
sale Apply to NATHAN SHELTON.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-06

EOUND.--A PURSE WITH a SMALL
Il sum of MONEY, which the owner can
get by calling at tn Office, describing same
and pas ing 25 cents for this ad.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-06

E0UND.-In the Market House this
l. Saturday morning a POCKET
BOOK containing small sum of money
which the owner can have by paying for
this advertisement and describing same
Apply at the store of Mr. JOHN Ell.
THOMAS, 10 Market Space.
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had won "0ld Burton" from mis- lifelong
bachelOrhood was speedily vanishing be-
meath that look of care.
Suddenly the door of an opposite box
opened; tall, handsome young man en-
te red, leading q lovely creature dressed IN
bridal white. Her golden hair was drawn
away from her fair, low brow and oval
face, caught by eirclet of pearls. and ielt
10 ripple over her shoulders in a pToIuslon
of large soft curtis. Her large blue eyes
were always shyly seeking the face OF ner
husband, to dr0op before his fonu, aui
ing gaze. The pair were so young, sO
happy, so evidently and honestly In love
with each other. that every glass in the
house was turned that way-the women en-
wing the bride, the men the bridegroom,
and some, indeed, among the latter, not
scrupling TO say so openly.
Mrs. Burton looked also, and the iron en-
tered her soul at the sight of her old lover,
so fully enraptured with the beauty Of his
young wife that he did not even know. or
care, that she was in the house.
Old Burton looked, too, and sighed as he
marked the shy yet clinging affection be-
tra5ed by the lovely bride. Not in that way
had his beautiful wife ever looked on him
since the day when She promised to be his.
80 romantic, isn't tY said Garrison
Palmer, who had accompanied the i'll
matched couple to the opera. He was dis
inherited by his Old Uncle Stephen and all
the money left to that girl, who was dis
tant relative of both; and George Howard
went East on business. saw her, fell in love
with her and married her and never knew
that she was the heiress Of his lost fortune
till month after the wedding-day. II IS
like the things one reads in novel; but
you don't expect TO see those things in real
life. do you, dear Ge0Tgina"
Mrs. Burton shook her head. She could
not have spoken. In that one moment OF
su. rene emotion her rejected loye-had he
cared to know twas most bitterly avenged.
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A MYSTERIOUS MESSAGE.
Another Bomb-ThrOwer's Letter Found
in the Postoffice.

Another Bomb ThrOwer's Letter Found
in the Postofiice.
The following self-explauatory epistle was
found in the city drop box at the General
POstofice yesterday. It was addressed ITO
wh0 it may concern. and written on a
coarse piece Of paper:
SAN FRANCISCO, May Q, 1892.
VIII take further steps 10 destroy the LIE OF
Judge Murphy on June 6, 1892. VIII throw the
bomb Of dynamite al 10 A NJ.
The signature Is a scrawl, and this is the
fourth similar document, evidently written
by the same party. which was found in that
manner. The Post0f1ice officials are of the
opinion that some mischieynus yOungster is
are on the lookout for the sender of the in
cendiary notes. Ii hey catch him he will
be made to wish he had never tried to be an
anarchist.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Trade is dull, but holders show weak
ness. Calcuttas. spot 712@975sc asked; for June
CANNED FRUITS-Quoted at 81 O5@l 80 q dozen
for Apricots, $l@l l5 p doc for Plums 81 30Gll SO
White Cherries and 81 8O@l 90 for Black.
CANNED YEGErABLES-New pack Tomatoes
are selling at 75c less 70 off. Peas, 95c(GSl 10;
String Beans, 95c@$i; Tomatoes, 212 lbs, SOGS5c
q Dozen
CoFFEE-Trade is quiet at sterdy prices. Quota
tons are as folows 20@2lc for good TO prime
ID for good Costa Riea, mixed with black BEANS
2113c nominal for prime washed salvador;
19@2Oe y n for good washed Salvador; 17Aac for
good unwashed Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala
2ll402l12c for prime washed Guatemala; 20149
@2Q$4c for good TO strictly good Guatemala: TAO
19Sz for fair washed and unwashed Guatemala;
21@22c q 10 for good to prime pea-berTy $50
tic for medium qualities 1212@ll412 for ordinary
qualities S(d I2c for very Inferior to common.
COAL-Dealers are disguised with the continued
Generalization of the market and some OF them are
Offering to sell very cheap. Wellington, So New
Cedar River SIS so; Seattle. So SO; New
Seattle So so; Coos Bay. So so; Sydney, $40
so; Scotch. 81; Brymbo $797 rs; Greta, S1@
rs: Cumberland. $l3 in bulk and $l4 80 in sacks
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg $l4; Welsh Anthra-
cite Egg, SO; Camel. SO q ton.
FISH-New catch Pacific Goldfish Is selling at
51ac for medium and sac for selected. No
l MacKerel is quOtabIe at Sl49l6 In haifbbls
and 81 5O@2 10 III kits; No. 2, Sl0Gll IN bDis
old Pacific Cod. sc in bundles. 5I2@612c q 10 IN
cases. 6JaGU7c n 10 for homeless; Eastern SmOke
Herring, 35c Dutch do. 81 60Ql 10 q keg; White
fish, $40 IN half-b0Is aud $2@3 % in kits; Tongues
Quoted at s42 5Oa43 p flask
SYRUP-The western Sugar Refinery quotes Gold
ell. In bbls, II 12e = gallon.
NAILS-Quoted at 81 20 for iron. 50 20 for
steel and 81 SO p keg for wi-e in carload lots.
SUGAR-The w eStern sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash Cube. Crushed. Powdered
amt Fine Crushed, all $3.50 q 10: Dry GranuIated.
2Z4 tG 10 CCniec9nefs A. ohsG 5c a. 4 5s
bbls, 14c more than bbs. and boxes 1ac more.
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PROPOSALS FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES FOR
l. the Unitei States Marine Corps eadquarters
United States Marine Corps, QuarteFnaster's once,
Washington, ID. c., April ~, 1892 Sealed prt,-
posas, In duplicate. viii be received at this oihee
until II o'clock noon the LIST day of June n x
for furnishing ratiOns, fuel. forage aad laundry
work TO the United States Marine Corps at one or
more Of the following stations from the lst OF
July, 1892, TO the 39,h of jane, $685. VIZ: Ports
mouth. n. H.; Charleston, Mass; BROOKLYN n
y: Philadelphia and League Island Pa;
Annapolis, Ma; Washington D. a.. Nor.
folk. Va; Mare Island Cal; Pert RoysI
s. c.. and Sitka, Alaska. Sealed proposals viii
also be received at this Office until ~ O'Clock
noon the I'd day OF June next for furnishing sun
plies, consisting of cloth, kerseYs, aaReIs blank
ets helmets, military stores broOmS brushes, etc.
10 De delivered at the Office or the Assistant Quar-
ternaster. Philadelphia, Pa. Sealed proposals will
aise ne received at this office until IL 0eIocx
OF the I'd day OF June for furnishing station
cry, TO be delivered at the Office OF the Assistant
Quartermaster, Washington, d. c. All supplies TO
De delivered at the places named free OK
expense to the United States. Speethca-
tions, blank forms OF proposals, and all IN
formation can be obtained upon application
at any OF the stations named above or at the ONCE
OF tue Quartermaster. Washington. ID. G., and As
sistant Qu1rtermaSteris office, 2l6 South Secon
street, Philadelphia Pa This Oice reserves the
T ght TO reject any aud all bids, and to waive de-
fects; and bids from manufacturers or or re&ullr
dealers In, supplies Only VIII be considered Bids
accepted and contracts awarded SUBJECT TO an APP
preparation by Congress TO meet the expenses Pro-
roSals may he made for or more articles. deiiv-
erabe at one or stations, aud VIII De cOnSid-
cred separately for each article and place OF dely
rations fuel forage, laundry WORK, supplies sta
tionery.n rs the case may be, and addressed to
MAJOR H. B. LOWRY. Quartermaster u. s. Ma :.
ffne Corps Washington, ID. =. my4 We Sat A
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THE VITICULTURISTS.
Damage Done by the Recent Frosts In
the LOwlands.

Damage Done by the Recent Frosts In
the Lowlands.
Preparations for the State Viticultural
Convention to be held in Irving Hall on
May IS are being completed, aud a large
attendance from all parts Of the State is
now assured. a definite plan for a grand
vitcultural display at the Columbian
Worlds Fair will be adopted by this con-
yenti0n.
The recent frosts have done some damage
in the lowlands. In the Napa Valley the
crops have been injured to the extent Of 80
per cent IN Lus GuillicOs Valley % per cent,
in the Santa Rosa district 10 per cent, in
Santa Clara Valley between 10 and Is per
cent, and in the Livermore Valley % per
cent.
as consequence Of these frosts the Santa
Rosa Wine-grOwers' Association has re-
solved to raise the price IF 81 wine without
cOOperage TO 20 cents a gallon, from - cents
which has been the figure up to date.
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feet and west feet the footwall, exposing
good ore, average width OF feet. East fntermedi-
ate drift from chute has been advanced feet
west I6 feet and south 5 feet. In the east an q
south drifts there inches rst-class ore; west,
feet mixed ore Have started north and south
drifts where the exposed in No.
east crosscut. showing 1 foot frst-class
and feet secoBd-cass ore assaying
spectivey 1907 SO and $40 "a per ton. ore pro-
duced-13 cars first class, assay $40 per ton, and
ITO cars of secOnd-class ore, assay $40 per ton.
Third level-East intermediate drift from No.
chute extended % feet IN the veIn face shows some
high grade South intermediate drift same
place, run 81 feet. East intermediate from No.
chute advanced 20 feet following small seam OF
ore. South drift from same point 25 feet expos
ing good ore In top of drift
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EvEv1Na. MAY 10.

TUESDAY EvESING. May 10.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Flour steady.
Wheat and Barley DUH
Oats firm. Corn weak. Rye dull
Hay easier
Beans quiet
Potatoes firm. Onions weak.
Butter firm. Cheese weak.
Eggs steady.
Poultry generally firm.
Light receipts of Game.
Fruits slow.
Dried Fruits ana Raisins dull
Lemons and LINES plentiful.
Garlic scarce.
Hams and Bacon rising.
Hops quiet
Hides weak aud dull.
Wool in fair demand.
Beef, Mutton and Lamb lower
Grain Bags firmly held, but dull
Coffee steady.
Coal demoralIzed.
Silver lower
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shinning Nntes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Pomona and
North Fork for Humboldt Bay. the Emily for Coos
Bay, the Truekee for Tillamook Bay and the Cres-
cent City for Crescent City The Eureka falls due
from Newport
TIE San Jose falls due from Panama Sunday.
The British iron bark Baruuga, 979 tons, loads
Lumber on the Sound for Sydney, sos; Melbourne,
Adelaide Port Prize, 40s, prior TO arrival.
The latest Wheat charters reported are: British
iron ship Roderick Dhu, 1912 tons, United King
dom. Havre or Antwerp, 22s I'd: British iron ship
Merioneth, 1886 tons, same optiols July loading,
27s 81.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef, Mutton and Lamb are still weaker under
free supplies Veal and Pork in good supply
but no lower. Wholesale rates from s!aughterers to
dealers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, @51 &c; second quality, bei
third do, 46g41ac.
YEAL-Large, e@7c: small Calves. 4@5c.
MUTTON-W etherS. 7G71ac: Ewes. &c.
Handspring, 715e1S12c u 10.
PoRK-Live logs 5@j!4 . u for heavy hard
gran-fed; 514@15$se FOR light average do; stock
Hogs, 412@43zc; dressed do. 712@Sc q ID.
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a WORD wIrH A sKYLAKK.

II this be at. for which I've listened long,
oh, spirit Of the devil
Won, aid uotsing 10 Shelley such song
As Shelley sung 10 YOU
Yet with this ruined old world for nest
Norm-eaten through and through
.his waste OF cravedust stamped with crown and
crest
What better could you do?
All mel but when the world and I were young.
There was an apple tree,
There was voice came In the dawn and sung
The buds aWake-ah mel
Oh lark Of Europe downward futterug near,
Like some spent leaf at best,
You'd never sing again II You could hear
SARAH NJ B. PIATT.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of the
Beard of Directors made on the 2lSt day OF March,
1892, SO many shares OF each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary wiz be sod at public auetiOR
at the office Of the company. sos Commercial street.
san Francisco. Cal. on MONDAY. tho I6tn day OF
NAV, 1892, at the hour OF 10 O'clock II. OF said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon to-
gether with costs Of advert sing and expenses OF
sale. J. METCALF. Secretary.
OTee-61e Commercial street. san Francisco.
Cal, APPS III
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40@7oc; medium. 100000 long wool. 9Oc9sI 40
{. 10. Cults of all kinds about 13 less.
TALL0W-No. rendered. 4@1414c; No. 2, SAG
SIC: refined, 534@5Tse q 10.
WOOL-DealeEs report only moderate demand at
unchanged prices Spring Wool Is quoted asitollows:
Southern and San Joaquin, years clips. 1l9l312e do
seven months. l24l5c; Foothlll. 15Gl1I2c; choice
Northern, 100000 Nevada, l5@l7c 3 10.
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New York Nfarirnta

NEW York, May 10.-The general list TO-DAY
displayed firm temper as rule bear efforts being
concentrated on Northern Pacific preferred. which
shows loss OF "A tonight bat Pullman rose So.
Aside from these the changes were slight. Govern.
ments dull and steady. Petroleum-June closed
az 573se.
NEW YORK May l0-United States Bonds. as.
III; do. 2's. 100; Northern Pacific. 20; cana
dian Pacific S9ls; Central Pacific 3l1a; Union pa
einc. 445s; Atchison and Santa Fe, SO: Wells.
Fargo, l45; Western Union. 93Ns Silver. SIC;
wneat-May. 90lsc. Flour. steady Coffee,
81 30. Sugar 7-l6@5 l-l6c HoUs-Pacihc Coast
GAG SOC Hides. l5c. Copper-Lake. So TIN
PetrOleum-June, 573sc.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet moderate-sized parcel OF Pa
clhcs went ut 271ac. European markets are I'M
changed
APRIC0Ts.
Choice qualities of Eyapora.ed California AprI.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May l0.-Wheat opened 14c lower,
declined CSC more realizing sales, rallied ssc
bad weather reports, declined q on renewed of
ferngs and closed easier at lie lower. Receipts,
$4,000 bushels shipments. Is 900. Rye. 7Sc. Bar
ley, 62e
CHICAGO May 10.-Wheat-Cash. s214c. Corn
45I2c. Pork-$9 6215. Lard-$6 221a. Ribs
IS 921a. Whisky-Sl IL
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The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 50
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the month of April. with assets $306,69
aud liabilities S55O.l75, compared with 90
for the previous month. with assets Sl49 800 ana
liabilities $2S7,s05 and 81 for the correspond
ing month Of 1891, with assets S247 1898 and lia-
biliites $5l4523. The failures for the past month
divided among the States and Territories as fol-
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STATES

Following are the causes assigned for the fall
ures: Incompetency. 70; inexperienee o: made
quate capital for the business undertaken, %;
in udicious crediting, z; complication of indebted
ness !: neglect OF business and bad habits. 2;
favorable circumstances, foods fires etc. IL;
fraud. 3.
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PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
w Bliss, Sonoma w Hook New
A NJ Smith, Pitlsburg IChas VI Muserau. Y
j s oyster, q ; A j Roberts, Dayton
L II Mahoney. Arizona + King, III
Mrs Rose. Cal ID A kIHg Y
Whitman, Salinas Jos Mitcnel, n
Jas McCGok, NY IA Mitchell. Y
A Alexander. W Heuer. Reading
J Alexander. y ~ Irvine,
Charles Alexander, Mrs Irvine, ~
J Nef Coifax IVY whitinger, Pa
} Capp * W. Indiana w l. KEYS & W, y
NJ kneutzeT. Paris f W Goodale. Cal
Miss Kidd, y III Daluneen, san Jose
Miss Conrad, White, Grand Rapids
I II CaEOn, Georgia A A Naus han. Camdtty
J r Kushner, san Jose Miss Vaughan, C3mdity
II Hu-hart, G. Rapids ) whitaker, Fhila
a Smith. Chicago Whitaker, Phila
NJ Dachmau, Los Angeles X Smith, chicago
S 3 Stearns. Manchester 10 Lawrence MINI
Hackers, - VOL,
Arthur, Ireland Miss Him. Santa Cruz
w Gray, Nlsata Miss Taylor. StaCruz
w Klttel. Albany - w Otner, Rochester
w J. Black III X I. Welah, Colusa
J Il spurry, Stockton o l. Ingledsle Ny
c Allen, Sacto ABBOTT, Sacto
@ AuIl, Folsom
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Garfield willows 20 Il Turner & W Diego
r Bergman, Modesto G w Williams u S n
A A Scrinner. Denver } Shardeu Grays Ben
II Bryant, Denver J Gleason.
J NJ Cassett, Arizona ID , Madden L SN
W II Lesley. Amador Quinn, USN
W armer, Seattle III Marteu. L : y
w W Kowle,, Seattle I Han. 4 SN
Eel, Victoria I'D Gray n
W Dobson, Denver - Norcott. UsN
J Elliott, Altamont G Zing. USN
d = u >
} Burd, \ MOrrssy, q SN
J RlOndy, u NJ Grind. U
w Moody. U III Mum,
$ 6 HyIym. Stockton Ia Clark Liyermore
w II Burre.i. Mass A NorthOner. 5 Diego
ii W Burrel, Mass y Delaney Boston
J w Larsen, U \ " Carnegie, L ) y
a Watson, MEMO Park DOwd. u SN
ZimermaH, Hamilton 6 Kerr,
J. FraIick, MarysYiile Allan, Auburn
b BOnt0n, Alaska
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Sam Johnson San Jose "A johnson, Cal
a J Armstrong. Auburn A G. W O'Donneli. Cal
II Mclean, Gi'roy Z + Evans, Chicago
J Waite, Cal NJ IS } Robertson, c
ID Sherman, U Miss Wilson Salt Lake
w NJ Gavin, U Geo Smart Il w Tacoma
Il Coe U Stella Hent. New York
II WATERMAN, Mass Miller, Boston
II Hilts. al j Ryan, Cal
Mrs Mary II POage, IA IN + Powell, Detroit
J DuttOn. Angel. Island ~ Conlon, Albany
N Nevis sacramento VI HARRISON, Alameda
Geo Peters, Sacramento i jenkins Fresno
4 Peters, Sacramento NJ COauors, Angel Island
CALIFORNIA HOTEL
Coles W. Barbara Miss Tifman & md, n Y
ID Bacon st Louis e Backers Chicago
J II Enshorn, S Barbara Fray Ash & val England
w Randolph WI VA Fillmore Oakland
q II Buck, Redwood & Smyth & W. Ny
J ID Richard, Los Gatos z L Gardiner & w. Micn
II tlagg, Los Gatos Miss Gardiner, Mich
j Beard, Warm Springs l. Gardiner Jr, Mich
Van felt, san Jose Leak, st Paul
q Phelps, y i } Brown, San Mateo
III l. Martin x I'm, wash y l. Crown. San Mateo
G Speck a. W, y Y II Goodman San Mateo
Tilnan,
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-GoLDEN GATE
~ Sardine Packing Company. Location OF princi-
pal place of business san Francisco, Cal, location
OF works San Francisco, Cal.
NJtice-rhere delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF asses spssct No. -,
levied the 2lst day OF March. 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF tue respective
aharenOIders. as fellows.
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GEO. E. LAMSON.
The ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,
DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

bullion MINING COMPANY-LoOATIoS OF
II principal place OF business San Francisco, Cal;
location OF works. Storey County, New
NOtlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment mo. 81
levied on the 17th day Of March, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
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wood Market.

Posts 9ISc each; Redwood. So so per cord: Oak.
rough S7@g7 % do, peeled. SO so; Pine. 81 p
Railroad Ties, 3712c apiece for 6x8 and 45950c
for 7X9.
TANBARK-G Ground bark, S24 p ton.
Lumber Market.
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in boxes quoted at s1ac spot. Prunes, size
SOS to 60s in boxes 1Oc
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar Raw. steady and unchanged; refined.
steady and unchanged.
Coffee-very quiet. 10 to points higher. Sales.
1900 bags. May, $ll 80; June. $1l 80; July,
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Treasure shinment.
Anril EalIurPS

The Begic took out treasure list OF 1858 665,
consisting OF $l53,503 in Mexican Dollars, $2363
in Gold Coin aud $107 500 in Silver Bars.
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LIVERPOOL, May I0.-The spot market IS weak
at rs SGD. Cargoes firm at SIS for of
coast 3es Sd for Just shipped and Ses sd for nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: NAV.
rs 12d: June, rs 14d July. Is lad. Auoust ~
34d; September, Is Id October rs lad. 49, -
sECURITIEs
LONDON, May 10. - Consols 97lh siIver
80 1850; Rentes, 97f 60c. Bullion into Bank OF
England, GA, 900. ~ -
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EOARD SALES.
following we're the sales In the San Francisco
EtCCk BCaTd Yesterday:
Following were the sales IN the Paclnc stock Board
REGULAR sEssroN-1O:an.

200 Alpha. % 500 CC&V.. APO $50 onhir SH
$50 Andes. SO 500 Con N.Y.. 80 81 Overmn. SO
100 Baltimore 20 90 Point. L20 100 PotOsi...l 80
$50 Beleher.. 1900 ExcheG.. ..35 100 S I'M. 40
300 & Is. .2.401OO Q. ..l.35 800 S Nev. AS
200 Bodie SO 100 Ii 81 N. 1.4O70O Union ,. -
300 Bulion..ll4 50Lady W.. 1920 Utan.
100 ChalIC .6O950 MexIcan2. IS 200 YJacKJ -. 50
mi 10
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EXCHANGE and RuIIiou

PORTLAND. Or, May 10.-Clearances. $433. 900;
halances 81 900
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Wool Market.
PortIand,s Rusiness

NEW YORK. May 1O.-wool steady. Domestic
fleece. 261a@35c p 10.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SUS AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr. ChrO1ometsc and
Instrument Maker. 1 California stress.
Sign OF the Wooden SlilDr
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HOSPITAL ExPENsEs.-The report OF the
physician Of the City and County Hospital Med
Yesterday shows The expenses of that Institution
Tor A ril 10 have been $6681 Is.
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Weak Men and Women

CHoULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS. THE
- Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health and
Strength to the Sexual Orgaas no7 e0dIe
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AFTERNOON sATEL
Board-lO Water, 9S5s $4,000 V ~ Bonds,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Retail rates are nominal.
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Six months after Mrs. Burton sat in her
private box at the Metropolitan Opera
house, with her aged husband by her
side. She was glorious with jewels, aud her
dress was one of WOrth's most costly and
attractive garments.
Yet people whispered among themselves
that in spite Of carriages, horses, opera
boxes, French toilets and jewels, the bride
Of the millionaire looked worn and restless
and unhappy, and that tile beauty which