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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-10

day since its inception. Certainly there Is
no more delightful place within easy access
OF the metropolis to enjoy a DAYS outing.
Union Park. which lies directly between
this city ard New South San Francisco, is
reported TO be coming rapidly to the front
as a new and beautiful suburb. Joost.
Mertens x Co. and Center, Jackson Il
Spader. the owners and agents, say the en-
bryo town has a bright future, M the Elec-
trio Railroad will begin running cars regu-
larly to it from this city on the 18Th Of the
present month.
Lee IL GOody, the well-known real-eState
dealers at 70 Montgomery street, report
satisfactory market during the past month.
Owners, they say. who want to sell, are no
longer asking fancy prices. and conse-
quently sales are more frequent a
much better market is predicted by them
for the balance OF the year, as the recent
rains have placed the agricultural interests
of the State in prosperous condition. The
following sales have recently been consum-
mated by the firm: Two lots on Frederick
street, near Masonic avenue; house and let
on Harrison street, so feet east OF Eleventh !;
two lots on Twenty-first street. near San
chez; four lots on northeast corner Of Castro
ana Day streets; two lots on Epstein
street, corner of St Mary; two lots in block
lois and one lot In block 957, SOuthside
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A BOHEMIAN REFUGE.
The Attractions Which the Owls
Nest Offers to CIubmen.
a Spot in San Mateo Where the Fashions
Cease From Troubling and the
Weary Are at Rest.

1t was in June of last year that member
of the Bohemian Club of this city conceived
the idea of forming rural outing and rec
reatIon club. on the plan of that which,
under the name of the Roseeaf, had already
acquired an enviabe notorety. But the
promoters having once set out or the path
Of enjoyment and rustication found them
selves sadly in need of country home where
they could enjoy all the delights of fresh
air and beautiful scenery without the dis
comforts Of camping on the one hand, or
the abominable restraints Of hotel life on
the other, 1t was just in the nick of time
that \. j. Britain, the capitalist, came for
ward with an offer of site at San Carlos.
close to his own home at Redwood City, San
Mateo County.
1t was foregone conclusion that the b.
.hemians, once having assented to the propo-
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FOUND DEAD I'm BED.
1he Mystery of the Disappearance
Max Levy Explained

1hs Mystery of the Disappearance of
MAX Levy Explained.
Max Levy, the man from Salt Lake City
who disappeared from his lodging-house at
407 Post street last Wednesday, was found
dead in bed al 633 Broadway, Yesterday
When Levy left the Post-street house he
told his soE he was going to visit a friend
on Folsom street. As he did not return his
disappearance was reported to the police
The officers were cautioned to look out for
him as be was suffering from Insomnia, and
it was feared that he might commit suicide.
After his remains were removed TO the
Morgue the Coroner made an investigation.
On the table near the bed in which Levy
died two empty morphine bottles were
found. 1t was learned that he went to the
house and secured a room Friday night. He
registered as Pierre Modesti, and asked that
he be left nndisturbed as he was very tired.
AS quantity of morphine was found on
the floor, it was supposed that he committed
suicide. An autopsy, however. revealed the
fact that death resulted from heart and
lung troubles. Decea sed was aged % years,
and q native of Russia.
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BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Another Starving Man Given a Leave of
Absence.

Another Starving Man Given a Leave of
Absence.
At the meeting Of the Board of Fire Com
missioners yesterday afternoon Timothy
Shea, all assistant hostler, was granted 30
days leave of absence. lie is one of the
starving fremen who has not received any
salary for nine months, owing to what is
termed the Auditors "eussedness."
Chief ScaDncll reported that the Board Of
Supervisors had decided not 10 sell the fire.
bell on the old building at Stockton and
Francisco streets. The bids for the DELL
will be returned.
Consideration of Commissioner Martins
resolution in reference to appointments and
patronage was postponed for another week
Thomas Dolan, an eXtraman OF truck >
charged with neglect Of duty, pleaded guilty
to missing four alarms and one drill. as
there were extenuating circumstances he
was ordered restored TO duty. II was suS-
PENDED on March 3d. and the commissioners
thought he had been sufficiently punished.
Thomas l.. Fadden Of Eagine Company 9,
charged with drunkenness, was allowed to
resign.
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Even France Succumbs to American
Genius.

Fer centuries France has held the palm for the
manufacture OF toilet articles of every description
but at last she has been compelled TO give place TO
American genius In one article at least for the
toilet. Nine. Waltz emphasizes this most emphati-
caliy In letter upon the Imperial Hair ReSenera-
tor: "One OF the most pleasant and satisfactory
incidents connected with my trip TO New York has
been the treatment OF my hair by your Imperial
Hair Regeneration. Having fun knowledge of all
the preparations on the Paris market must con
fess that yout Imperial Hair Regeneration is incom-
parably superior 10 them all. The color produced
is perfect and the natural gloSsness il leaves upon
the hair is unattainable by the OF any other
preparation. do not hesitate to strongly recon-
mend 1t the most perfect preparation for the hair
obtainablc." Consultation aud all Information
free. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. Sold at
81 so and So. Refuse all substitutes as they are
dangerous. IMPERIAL CHEMICAL CO., 81 West
Twenty-third ST., New York. Agents for the Pacific
Coast, Messrs. GOLDSTEIN 4 COIN S22 Market
ST., San Francisco 1t is applied by them and S
STROZiNSkI. 4S3 Ellis ST. deco II SUMO
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ANOTHER WARSHIP.
Arrival In Port of the French Corvette
Cham nj ain.


Cha IN nj ain.
The French WaTship Champlain arrived
in port from San Diego yesterday morning
and dropped anchor off Broadway wharf.
The vessel was in this port in January,
1890. and has been away from France about
three years. Under French rating she is
classed as corvette aud was built in 1872.
She is a wooden vessel Of 1900 tons dis
placement and can steam Il knots an hour
She is 258 feet long, 81 feet beam and draws
- feet of water. Tie Cnamplain carries a
battery Of ten 51a-inch breach loading rifles
and eight H0tchkiSs rapid-fre guns Since
leaving France the vessel has touched at
nearly every port on tie South American
continent, aud was stationed on the coast
of Chile during tie late war in that country
TO lock out for French interests. She carries
a crew Of $40 ali told and is commanded by
Cantain Gourdon The vessel will remain
in San Francisco fully month aud viii re-
ceive a good OYeri aullUg while in port.
CAPTAIN GOurd0n tod CALL reporter that
his snip would be thrown open for inspec-
tiOu between the hours of II O'Clock in the
forenoon and O'clock in the evening To-
day, and also every day during the week.
Arrangements have been made to carry
visitors off 10 the snip on tugs. Tie Cham
plain presents rather a strange appearance,
as she has neither bOwsprit nor jibb ON. all
her headstays coming down 10 the stem.
The vessel viii next go 10 honolulu and
from there back TO France.
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A RAILROAD ROMANCE.
Marcus Pollasky Joins the Firm of G oul,
Hopkins and Fair.

u q,
Hopkins and Fair.
Marcus Pollasky is happy. After months
of anxious waiting and seheming his name
has actually appeared in print as a partner
OF Jay Gould in great railway enterprise.
A press dispatch from Denver Yesterday
stated that the young man from Fresno,
who receDtly built branch lumber road for
Coils l.. Huntington. was about to embark
In big enterprise with Jay Gould, ex-Sen-
ator Fair and Timothy Hopkins. This
combination, according to the report, was
10 give San Francisco another overland road
Marcus =. was to contribute link In this
grand chain in the shape of Mr.. Huntington's
San Joaquin Valley line. The proposition
is so manifestly absurd that it occasioned
no serious comments among the railroad
people, though it was a matter of consider
able levity. 1t is current opinion that Mr..
P0llasky ordered the dispatch referred 10,
thinking that 1t would have a good effect
in putting quietus on the frequent st te-
ments that he is an agent for &. =. Hunt
ington.
On April % the Raymond & whitcomh,
people will start three excursions for Cali
fornia by different routes. One is headed
for California, the Northwest and Alaska:
the second for the Northwest and Califor-
mia ard the third for New Mexico. Colo
RADIO and California. The Raymond Hotel
1T L dsdutIt w III ttUsc UcAt week according
to the schedule arrangement General
Wentworth of Jackson, in the White Noun
tains, has been managing il this season.
He will hasten East to open the summer
season at his mountain resort. Mr. Whit
comb is now at Pasadena and is expected
here before long.
The citizens of Yol0 and Lake counties
will soon appoint committee to visit G. L.
Huntington for the purpose of asking him
10 build a line from Woodland to connect
with the Vaca Valley and Clear Lake road
at Madison.
The American Society of Mechanical En-
gineers will hold its annual convention here
on May 10 to the 18th. A special RAYMOND
excursion train will bring out the delegates,
leaving New York May T. William II.
Wiley and +. X. Hutton of New York, treas
urer and secretary of the society. respect
lively. have general charge OF the excursion
Nj. NJ. Stern, general agent Of the Cana
dian Pacific, will return from Southern Cali
fOrna to-day.
Virgil G. Boyne, formerly of the Union
Pacific is in town.
Mr.. ID. w. Hitchcock, general agent of the
Union Pacific, left last evening for Chicago
TO attend meeting of the General Passen-
ger Agents. which convenes in that ely on
Wednesday next.
The Railway Commission will not meet on
Monday, owing TO the absence of Commits
miSSiOueTS Rea and BecRman
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Both viii BE Decently Buried.

An inquest was held yesterday on the
bodies Of Arsene S. Denough and his wife
Emma, who was fatally shot by him at 9
Twentieth street last Wednesday before he
killed himself. The COroner's jury found
that she died from grnshot wound of the
abdomen inflicted by Denough and that lie
committed suicide.
The remains of the unfortunate woman
will be inferred by her relatives. and her
slayer's body will be buried by the Public
Administrator, 500 having been found in
his pOssession
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The following named have been elected
trustees Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of this city for the ensuing year: A.
u. Forbes, G. w. Gibbs, John f. Merrill. j.
J. Valentine, X. Is. F0rmaa, L.. b. Bench
ley, Ira L. Rankin, b. c. Wright, Charles
Goodail, Monroe Greenwood and Henry
Mahan. The board was organized by the
reelection of the old officers, as follows: A,
IL. Forbes, president; j. j. Valentine, sec.
retaiy, and J. Z. Merrill, treasurer
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LA GRANGE is HERE.
He Thinks Harrison VIII Be Renomi
mated.


mated.
General o. ii. La Grange, who was Direc-
tor of the Mint in this eity for u years, but
who is now engaged in the practice Of law
in New York City, arrived from the East
Friday and is at the Palace Hotel. The
general has grown stout, and his appear
ance bears out his assertion that lie is in
the best of health.
so far as l am able to judge" he said
last night, THE Republicans are pretty well
agreed upon Harrison. now that Blaine is
out of it, and If he is chosen he will GER
tainly win. He is very strong in New
York especially, and his conduct OF the
negotiations with England and Chile has
strengthened him wonderfully. There is
no denying the fact that he possesses the
confidence of the people to a wonderful de-
gree and has shown himself an able and
far-seeing statesman. His state documents
hfn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-10
A PSEUDO PRIEST.
He Buys Catholic Goods and SwindIes a
Dealer.

He Buys Catholic Goods and SwindIes a
Dealer.
A. j. Waldteufei of 727 Market street
swore out a warrant yesterday for the
arrest of a swindler on charge of obtain
ing goods by false pIelenses. The fellow
represented that he was Rev. J. I. Malo, a
priest, located at Becourt, n. Oak, and
obtained an assortment of vestments, ros-
aries, bibles and prayer books on credit.
Some OF the articles he had sent to the
priest, but took the greater part with him.
Naldieufel had no suspicion that the pur-
chaser was fraud util he received letter
from the real Rev. Mr. Malo stating the
goods had arrived and thanking him kindly
for the donation.
1t is believed that the pseudo priest has
fed from the civ
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-10
A Noice From Warrington,

j. ID. HOuge, Postmaster at Tacoma,
Washington, is spending few days at the
Grand.
The national situation has already been
discussed widely in the Northwest" said
he, "and Washington will send a delegation
to Minneapolis for Harrison. Ii the latter
succeeds he will carry the State by hand
some majority. Beyond this there is nc
doubt that Senator Squire will be returned
TO the Senate"
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by tie Pacific rolliBg-mills, loaded truck
with colts of old wire at the power-house of
the Cliff House and Ferries Cable Com
pany, at Washington and Mason streets.
AS the Washington-street hill was too steep
he drove down Mason and turned into Pa
cfr. The wheels of the truck were blocked,
but owing to the heavy load the horses were
pushed down the grade at a lively speed.
The truck coIlided with a bakerv-wagon
and wrecked it. One of the horses had
leg crushed and was shot
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-10
Presiding Justice. Chambers

The following resolution was adopted a,
a meeting OF the City Hall Commissioners
yesterday:
r. Resotued, That In the opinion OF tile City Hal
commissioners The Presiding Justice OF the
justices Court is entitled 10 occuuv tho roon
willcn mas always been devoted 10 the use OF tnf
fresidlng Justice. ana that the secretary be d.
Justice Low and Presiding Justice GRAY
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ready been held by the Police Court and
admitted to bail on a bond for $500, with o.
Z. Medon as enc OF the suret ca, a kind
which was not considered sufficient. The
reason of his being called into court again
on bench warrant was because the Judge
had been warned that he intended to
slope" He pleaded not guilty to the
charge and his bail was increased to $1,000.
He was taken to the County Jail.
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To Meet Mortgages Dne.

The First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church has pettioned for leave to mortgage
It's Geary-stleet property for $500 TO the
San Francisco Savings Union for two yeurs.
1t is already mortgaged to the board of
church extension of the church in the United
States for 5000 and 5000 TO the Security
on June l3 and Nav Al
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Excursion TO New South San Francisco.
Electric Cars to Union Park.
The excursion to New South San Fran
cisco to-day will no doubt be largely pat
ronized should the weather be fair. The
agents of the stockyards property have pro-
vided accommodations for the largest num-
Der Of people yet visiting the new city any
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Stole Diamond Jewelry,

w. E. Burns was arrested yesterday on a
charge Of grand larceny. Last Wednesday
he stole two diamond rings, a locket and
chain from U. ID. Anderson's sal Don at $40
Turk street. The stolen jewelry was re-
covered in pawnshops where Burns had
sold liz.
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He VIII Not "srope" Now.

Adolph Sylvia, who appears TO have
earned the unenviabe notoriety of Police
Court 'capper," was before Judge Trout
yesterday on the charge OF enlightenment,
made by Or. J. A. c. Roeder. lie had al
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-10
John Whites Trial.

The embezzlemen. and. grand larceny
cases Of John White will be set for trial
by Judge Trout next Saturday. White was
an employe Of The Morning Call Publishing
Company, and 10 accused Of having embez-
lied $4,000.
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The Chinatown PoIIce.

Chief Crowley says he can do nothing in
reference to the protest Of Chinese mer-
chants against the unjust raids of the China
town police. Should specific charges be filed
against any of the officers they would be in
vestigated by The Board of Police Commits
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-10
A Truck Runaway.

Ihere was an exciting runaway on Pa
enc street about 10 O'clock yesterday morn
iDg' James Sexsmith, driver, employ ed
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET ca,

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPiNwALI,
- fortnightiy for thu West Indies and <ETEEA
Southampton. calling route at Cher- -&siSeSSs
torrg, France. aud plymouth 10 land passengers
Through Ellis Of Lading. in connection with IN,
Fseihc Mail ). Co., issued for freight aad Jreasir,
10 direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco 10 Plymouth
Cherbourg, Southampton First class. $l95; thirj
Class Ssl 90. For further particulars apply TO
se1vst fARk0rf& GU, Agents, 5aj Calf %; Iiais.
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Suffering from the effects Of folies and excuses re-
stored TO perfect health, mani o0d and yizor Each
visitor seen privately and all communications re-
ceiyed In sacred confidence
teware OF people who speak TO you on the strae
and Try 10 Induce you to go elsewhere for treat.
ment They are in the employ or dIsreputab Q
QuacEs.
WARNING An alleged "DispenSary- located
IN suburb OF San Francisco. making practice
or initiating the advert Sements OF the CoslnopoI-
tan Dispensary and copy ing literally the testimoni-
ais OF patients cured at theCosmopoitan Dispensary
adding TO them bogus names. with a view of de-
ceiyIng and defrsud ng the public and inasmuch as
the public are liable TO get the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary COMPOUNDED with this and other concerns
who publish fraudulent testimonials we will offer
reward OF $1,000 to any person or persons who can
prove That any testimonial we age publishing Is not
genuine.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA PANAMA
Steamers WIN sail at NOON the 5th. Iy.cs
18Th ana 18th OF each month calling at 10y
Through line sailinSs-April Is SIS. San Juan;
April 20, SIS. City OF New YORK; May b. SIS san Bias
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
STEAMER SAILS AZ NON ASS psFA oA
MONTH. calling 1t Mazatlan. san Bias ManzanilIo,
Benito. ocos, Champerico San Jose do Guatemala
Acajutia, La Libsrtad, La Union, Aluspala Cori:to
San Juan del Sur and Punts Arenas
Way line saillng-Apr is. SIS Geo. W. Elder.
". "a u the regular sa lung date falls on Sunday,
steamers will be dispatched the preceding Saturday
JAPAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HoNG-KoN3
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai, and at Hong-Kong for East Indis4
Straits. etc:
China Jvia Honolulu), Thursday. April %, at P "
CiIy Of Rio de Ianeiro .Tuestisy. JUNE Ii, assPM
Round-trip tickets TO Yokohama and return at g.
For Freight Passage apply at the ONCE corasr
First and Brannan streets.
ALkXANDEK CENTER. General Agent
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN e~a-
April and May g. 81
For British Columbus and Puget sounl ports
sRfsal 1 is Gay 3 H. 49, a. 2s juno and July s.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay wedn esdays. A. NJ.
for Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and ffth day, a. NJ.
For SaE Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles Santa
barbara and San Luis Obispo every fourth aud nth
day 1T / a. NJ.
For Ports in Mexico, first o, each month
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New MoatgomeTySs.
GOODALL. PERKINS * CO, General Agents,
If 10 Market St. San Francisco
FOR PORTLAND e ASTORIA, OREGON.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ys<.s
Ocean Divislon-and PACIFIC COAST $500,
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from SpSIr-
street Wharf at 10 fo- the above ports D
their Al iron SteamslfDy. viz:
COLUMBIA-April7 z. 10, May l. ID, 20.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-April IL. 23 May s.
IT. ~.
OREGON-Aprii 8. Is. 81. May 9, IL
Connecting via Portland with the Northern PacIl,
Railroad, oregon Short Line and other dtvergIay
lines for all points In Oregon. Washington British
wyoming Yellowstone Park and all points East ani
South and 10 Europe.
Fare to PortianG-Cabin. SIS; Storage, SIS: round
"trip, cabin, SSu
Ticket Onlces-1 Montgomery St, and Palaces U1-
tel. New Montgomery St
GOODALL, PERKINS * CO, Supt. Ocean Iins
1u 10 Market ST, San Francisco
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP C0MPANf.
THE SPLENDID 3O0o-ToN STEAMERS sra
i of this line, carrying United States, SzstSf&
Hawaiian and Colonial mails. sail from folsom-sE
tart ~ under
fOss UONOLVI.U ">Y.Y.
SIS. AUSTRALIA. TUESDAY, April IL at , P. VI
I0R HONOLULU, AL, KiAND AND SYDNEY
DIREcr.
SIS FRIDAY, April %, At JPN
street. j. d. SPRECkELS & EROS,
4otf Genera. Agents.
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FREE DRUGS

We have cur own laboratory and compound our
prescriptions from the freshest aud purest drugs
free of charge.
DO YOU SUFFER- from Deafness Salt Rheunl
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05n0P0LlTAN
JIspENsAR

Corner Market. Stockton and Ellis Sts.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Entrance Stockton Street.
Out-of- town pat ents treated with UNFAILING
SUCCESS through correspOndence; one visit de-
sirable but not necessary. Medicines sent safely
and free from observation TO any part OF the coua-
try. Write for symptom blank 20 fill out, and let
ter fully explaining your disease, giving advice,
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n u PTu r z,
ALL nj EN-

We have new and positive remedy for runture
NO charge made until permanently cured.
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for orning. p for Afternoon
sundays excepted saturdays only
+Sundays only
THE PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
VIII call for and check baggage from hotels AM
residences Inquire OF ticket agents for time car Is
and other information.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CURE FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.

" SHOT HIMSELF
DEAD" Why2 Brain
ex h a us tion and
shattered n erv e s
from oyerwork, fret.
worry. NJ e n an d
women are strainin 2
their brains. exhaust
Ing their nervous and
physical strength IN
til sleepleSs nights,
faili g strength
nervous exhaustion,
paralysis. Insanity or
death follow.
They are warned
OF their doom by
strange sensations,
dull, diZzv, bad-leel-
ing head. irrita bility,
tired walking. weak a,
90. 1900 - =. 81. =, - 81. 4. a i.