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A LIVELY TRIAL.
Francisco LObiancO Creates a
Scene in Court.
The Prisoner Attempts to Give Emphasis to
His Testimony With Big Knife.
Tie Verdict Of the Jury.

The trial of Francisco Lobianeo for bur-
glary in Judge Troutt's court yesterday
proved to be a most exciting one.
On February 5 last Officer James Smith,
who understands the Italian language. over
heard two Italians planning to rob the fruit
store at 1858 Mission street. owned by Mrs.
Caroline Cereghino. The men agreed to
get the ''swag" without violence ifthey could,
but in case Of resistance proposed to murder
the woman.
Mrs. Cegeghino was notified Of her danger
by the policeman, and plans were laid to
catch the would-be murdereIs. A number
OF friends secreted themselves in the bed
room adjoining the store and Officers Smith
and John Morrow hid themselves behind
the counter in the store.
Shortly before midnight the two Italians
entered the place. They at once produced
a bottle OF chlOroform, and with a spray
bulb began to pump it through the keyhole
into the bedroom. While engaged IN the
work the officers emerged from behind The
counter and bounced upon them.
A STRUGGLE.
The men fought like demons, one of them
drawing dagger with a blade fully eight
inches long, with which he attempted to
stab the officers. While 0verp0wering this
man Win the knlle, winch was uUne ny
knocking him senseless with revolver, his
companion made good his escape.
The captured burglar was locked up and
subsequently, identified as Francisco Lobi-
anco, b0OtblGck.
All these facts were proven by the prose-
cution, the case being a clear one. Lobianc0,
who neither speaks nor understands English,
took the stand to testify through an inter-
prefer in bis own behalf.
Hardly had his examination begun when
LObanco eXcitedly jumped TO his feet and
began violent harangue in Italian. He
possesses when pleased villainous counte-
nance, and when angry and excited as he
was yesterday his face alone was enough 70
condemn him. He fairly frotbed at the
mouth in his rage
sPRANG FOR THE KNIFE.
Suddenly his eyes fell upon the knife
with which he had armed himself TO murder
Mrs. Cereghino and which lay on the Prose
cutting Attorneys desk. With his features
VIZ thing in demoniaeal rage. he made
sp;ing for the knife, presumably to illus
trate some part of his story.
Assistant District Attorney Hinkle was
not going 10 take any chances and he got
the knife before LObianc0 could reach
it. For a minute the attorneys, jurors and
even the court itself was excited, but Lobi-
ancO WAS Gained down and the trial pro-
ceeded. His only defense was that his
enemies were conspiring to send him to
prison.
The jury found the prisoner guilty of
burglary in the first degree on the first bal
lot aud in presenting the verdict the fore
man added "and we recommend the ex-
treme penalty of the law"
Tothis addendum one of the jurors objected.
saying no such proposition had been voted
on by the jury, and it was in consequence
Withdrawn.
LObianco will be sentenced Saturday.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcnttas, SPOT, 752@75sc ash ed: for June
July delivery. 75s07s4 asked; Wool Bags 3sa3sc
0IL-Eastern Linseed is lower. California Castor
OIL, In cases, No. /, Is quotaDle at 81 rs; No. 2,
Eastern do 81 20: California LInseed bbls. boiled
Doc; raw 4Sc: cases, lac more. Cocoa 5OG5bc
gam Cnlna Nut, 4112956c o. gal: Eastern
seed oh in Dds. soc; do raw, &c y gal cases,
2l1e more: Lard OH. bbIs, 72l2c; eases Soc . gal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l9c p gallon; Eocene
&c; Downer's. 2712c; Astral. l9c; 1909 Elaine
24c; Pearl. lee: Water White refined bulk
1ac; Headlight 1882 cases. 23c: Mineral Illuminating
5000, Zoe in cases; Standard no FIRE test, tic Il
gallon 10 cases scaps faucets and lie in bulk
GASOLINE, ETC..63 Benzlne, bulk, i3I9e y gal;
Gasoline, bulk, use: cases, 23c u gai
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 61ac p 10 for any guam
{ ty.
RED LEAD AND LIrHARGE-7c p ID FOR any
quantity.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 50c d gal
SUGAK-The Western sugar. Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed Powdered
anu Fine Crushed. all 55sc y II; Dry 6ranulated.
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PROPOSALS..
-~-~-~--~--~-~~------S-
PROPOSALS
For Subsistence of Prisoners.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD oFSUPER-
~ visors OF the city and county of San Francisco,
May 10, 1892:
In accordance with Resolution No. 1925 Third
series OF the Board OF Supervisors, SEALED PRO
POSALS will be received in open session OF the
board on MONDAY EVENING May 10 1892 from
1870 to : O'Clock for furnishing daily and monthly
supplies for city and county prisoners 1.-THE number
being about 500 from July l. 1882 to June 80.
1898. at fixed price per day mot exceeding in the
aggregate % cents per day for each person con-
nected with the City and County Prisons): said
subsistence and supplies to be delivered at the
County Jail Branch County JAIL City Prison and
schedules:
The following supplies to be delivered at the
House of Correction, County Jail. Branch County
Jail and City Prison. as classified Glass No I daily
supplies: Class No. 2, monthly supplies, TO be de-
livered as ordered The supplies the basis
OF each 100 inmates, the quantity TO be furnished
be that basis and in proportion 10 each frac-
ton thereof, more or less, according to the number
of inmates
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New York Marhets

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE stock market to-day
was extremely narrow, the pressure in the AFT
ernoon by the bears left IL quiet but weak at the
close most OF the list being slightly below the open
ing Governments dull and steady. Petroleum
June closed at 57I4c.
NEW YORK. May l2.-United States Bonds. as,
III: do. 2's. 90; Northern Pacific 1855. Cana
dian Pacific. s9s4 Central Pacific. 3l14: Union Pa
cine. 4312; Atehison and Santa Fe. IS "a Wells
Fargo. l45: Western Union. 80; Silver. STAG
wneat-May. ss5sc. Flour. steady. Coffee.
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OFFICE OF THE
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
NEW CITY HALL.

SAN Francisco, Cal, May 10. 1892.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Chairman of tue Board OF Election Com
mlssioners. Mayors office. City HAIL. for tne
making and delivery of 275 eectiOn-houses in ae.
cordanee with plans and specifications 10 be fur
nished by the Registrar of Voters
Bids VIII be received up to the 2lst inst at a
o'clock NJ. the Board OF Election ComnISsIoners
reserving the righs to reject any or all bids
myl1 l0s Ma. BROWN, Registrar.
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NEW MEsTERN HOTEL.
A Protest.
PALACE HOTEL.

protest has been filed by the property
owners On Hickory avenue and Cough street
against the assessment. warrant and dia-
gram issued to George NJ. Perine for the
paving of the crossing at the intersection of
the streets named. They claim Hickory
avenue has never been opened. and In conse-
quence the Improvement should be as sessed
to the owner of the prOpertV
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Chic go Markets.

CHICAGO May l2.-Wheat was steady and open ed
1sc lower, advanced 14@sse on reports OF coa-
tinued cold, wet weather. declined Loose on the
prospect o, clearing weather in the Northwest adj
vanced 7s@1c on strong Continental cables the
natiY es of India storing Wheat and buliish Beer.
holm cable reacted &c, and closed steady az ssc
higher tbaa yesterday. Receipts, g 900 bushels:
shipments, / 200 bushels Rye. 75ihc barley 62c.
CHICAGO. May i2.~-w heat-Cash. S21ac Corn
512c PORK = 50 6715. Lard-$6 221a. RIBS
SO S21h. Mhisky-&l l3.
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as in fact he paid only $1,000 and $500 for
brokers commission. and had secret agree
ment with Alfred Darling and wife. the
owners OF the mine, to repay him the differ
ence between the two sums. Harmon is
further sued for SEQ, an unaccaunted Tor
balance on tae sale for over $1,000 OF over
four pounds Of gold extracted while he was
snnnTin tandant In charge of the mine.
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n NJ. Uenstou,a Estnte

The estate of Hamilton NJ. Houston has
been appraised at S1.O1S, 900. being SIS. 600
for rents due from Z. j. Baldwin for his
hotel since March, 1891. and the Baldwin
Hotel property, valued at 100000. Bald
win claims the right to buy the lot at GER
tain sum. alleged to have been fixed when
he leased 1t, but this claim is in litigation
and an appeal now in the Supteme Court.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

THURSDAY EVENING. May H.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEFz
Wheat futures lower.
Barley unsettled.
Oats firm. Corn steady. Rye quiet
Hay and Beans quiet
Some changes In MllstufS.
Potatoes firm. Onions weak.
Butter steady. Cheese weak.
Eggs easier.
Cherries scarce and high.
Poultry brings good prices.
Hare declined.
Asparagus and Rhubarb lower.
Eastern Linseed OH marked down.
Silver higher
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Alta ParIor No. 3.

Tomorrow evening the Strathmore Min
strel Company will tender complimentary
benefit to Alta Parlor No. 8. n. D. G. W., In
the Bijou Theater. Entertainments that
have been gotten up in the past by the young
ladies Of this parlor have always been most
enjoyable affairs and it is safe to assert that
tbis one will not prove an exception to the
rnla
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John Harklns, Eatate.

John Harkins, who died on the 1st of De-
cember, 1891, left an estate valued at $500
to be administered upon. IL consists of the
property at the northeast corner OF Twenty
fourth and Bryant streets and 329 acres of
land In San Mateo County. The widow, two
sons and daughter are the heirs.
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shippinS Notes.

Steamers TO sail to-day the Columbia and
Homer for Portland and the Yaquina for the Sai
mas River. The State OF California falls due from
Portland. the Wellington from Departure Bay, the
Point Iona from 6rays Harbor and the Corona
from san Diego.
The British schooner Alexander, 235 tons, loads
merchandise for Mexico.
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TELEPATHY.

Last night we met. where others meet,
TO part as others part;
And greeted her as others gresti
Who greet OF heart TO heart.
We talked Of other things, and then
To other folk passed by;
You turued and sat with other men,
With othcr women l.
And vet a v orld OF things unsaid
Meanwhile between us passed;
Your cheek my phantom kiss flushed RED,
And yGu looked up at last.
And then your glance met mine midway
Across the ehatttTing crowd;
And all that heart TO heart can say
Was in that glance avowed.
OWEN MEREDITH.
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A Band OF Robbers.

Twelve boys escaped from the Protestant
Orphan Asylum last Tuesday. Eight of
them took possession of the basement Of the
Hermann-street primary school and de-
clared themselves "a band of robbers. I"
Tbs next morning they were found by two
policemen and taken back to the asylum.
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Another Heir HISS Been Born,

Michael O'Donnell left property on FL
bridge street valued at $4,000 upon his death
on January 20, 1886 Mary Prall, who has
asked now for the probate of a will made
on the day before his death, says she was
his wife and that after his death a child of
his was born to her. The will gave all to
her and the two children then living
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Triokad a. 10 the PrIna PAID.

Dana Harmon has been sued by George
E. Whitney aud Phillip G. Galpin to re-
cover $1,000 alleged to have been retained
By him on the purchase price Of the Darling
nine in FL Dorado County. They had a
joint agreement to buy the mine. Harmon
reporting that the price was $4,000. where
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And IN accordance with law and an order OF the
Beard of Directors made the 2lst day OF March,
1892, so many shares of each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary. viii be sold at public auction
at the Office of the company. 500 Commercial street,
San Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY. the 18th day of
May, 1892, at the hour OF 10 o'clock A. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses of
safe. j. METGALF, Secretary.
onlce-5l9 Commercial street, San Francisco.
Gal. apes I'd
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HoRSIxs SALES
Board-23 Water. 9sls SO Hawaiian Com
mercial. g.
street-8oo First National Bank, ia; $1,000 S V
6% Bonds, 1872.
AFTERNOON SALES
Street-s50O0 AZ Bonds, s11z 10000 6%
Bonds ll0Ih
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May l2.-The spot market Is weak
at rs Sgd Csrgoes are lower at 37s for OF
coast. 36s for Just shipped and 36s for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for Nc Red Winter May.
6s 1l3zd; June, is I'D: july IS I'D: August IS
1lsxd; September, Is; October. rs 1ad.
SECURITIES
LONDON, May IL. - ConsOls. 97JA Silver
80 l5-l6d; Rentes. OF zoe. Bullion into Bank OF
England, G27, 0O0
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PROPOSALS

For Lumber, Hardware, Furniture,
Stoves, Fuel, Books, Stationery, Etc,
and Also for Doing the Printing Re-
quired by the Public School Depart
ment.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

SAC p 10; Confectionery A. 51sc; Magnolia 45sc;
Extra G. 412c; Golden G. 4$sc; d. lac y ID; half
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wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
as fOiOws
BEEF-First quality 51a96c second quality. SC;
third do, 4@41ac
VEAL-Large, e@7c: small Calves 4@5c
MUTTON-Wethers. 747i2c Ewes &C.
LAMB-SprinG, 71aaSl2c = 10.
PoRk-Liye Hogs, 59S14c q ID for heavy hard
grain-fed; 6i4@53sc for light average do; stock
Hogs, 412G94s4c; dressed do 71a@Sc d 70.
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DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-GoLDEN GATE
~ sardine Packing Company. Location OF princi-
pal place OF business, San Francisco CAL location
of works, San Francisco, Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment No. -,
levied on the 2lst day of March. 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follows;
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California Frnits

CHICAGO May 1.-THE Earl Fruit Company sold
to-day at private sale Tartarian Cherries at "a SO
RockpOrts. SO.
Porter Bros. Company sold to-day White Cherries
at 50 so; Blacks, So 75G4
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During the latter part of last week and Monday
fully 10000 cases OF Red Alaska Salmoa to arrive
by sail vessel, were sold at 81 10 p dozen, landed
IN New YORK. Since then about 300 cases OF ons
brand and 1900 cases of others have been seld at
81 l21h. a number of spot parcels were placed at
s 10 also and according 70 q current report only
snap" lots can new be secured az less than tie
price last named. That very little Red Salmon re.
mains in receivers hands here ia generally adj
mitted and Ii is claimed that good portion of the
stock 10 transit per ships st. Marx ana Tacoma has
been placed.
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R. H. FLETCHER, AUCTlOAEER,

OMce. ''''.,s''',,.. 90 u NIaIket oIfteJ
THIS DAY.
Friday. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nay ID. 1892,
At II O'Clock NJ, the premises,
724 McAllister St, the Entire Contents of a
FINE CANDY STORE,
Comprising Candy Jars; Counters: Shelving; Show
cases: Fancy Crackers. etc. y. B.-Tbis is good
chance to get paying store, whole in lots 10
suit. T2t* II. H. FLETCHER, AuctioGeer.
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The following monthly supplies the basis
OF each one hundred inmates. the quantity to be
furnished 20 be on that basis and in proportion 70
each traction thereof. more less, according TO
the nun4 her of Inmates.
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GEO. F. LAMS0N,
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 KearnY ST., between California ana PInA
THIS DAY.
Friday. May Is, 1892
AT II O'Clock, on the premises,
1859 POST STREET, NEAR COUGH
I
GEO. E. LAWSON.

On account or permanent departure,
TIE MACNEFICENT FURNITURE,
CONCERT GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO,
Costly Mantel Mirror, Splendid Upholstery and
Elegant Body Velvet, Moquet and Wilton Car
pets in Residence of Captain George Wilson,
....CoMPRIsING....
l Magnificent Concert Grand Upright Piano, in
rarely elegant natural wood case of matchess tone,
q royal Instrument: Splendid ParlOF Upholstery
including l Superb Set OF pieces. very elegant
style. in rich Maroon SILK PLUSH; odd Pieces, in
rarely beautiful Bridal Brocade; Satin Tapestry
and Figured SIX Elegant Mante Mirror; Costly
ManteI CLOCK; Elegant Parlor Tables; rich orna-
ments.
Magnificent Moquet, Wilton and Body Velvet
Carpets Fine Rugs; Valuable Etchings, hand
somey frsmed l Elegant Mirror Front-foIding
Bed; Elegant Antique Oak Chamber suits; Extra
Choice Mattresses; Costly Bedding; ! Elegant Pol
ished Oak SideDoard: l Elegant Polished Oak EX-
tension Table; IL superb Late STYLE Oak Dining
Chairs; Elegant Antique Hall Hat stand Fine
Ladies' Writing Desk Finest Silver Plated and
Crystal Glassware; Elegant Cninaware: Table Cut
lery; Improved Range, together with Handsomely
Furnished Breakfast-rooH, Sideboard, Extension
Table and Dining Chairs, with all the various artI-
ces in kitchen, servants room and laundry.
RE- TERMS CASH
myI22 GEO F. LAMSON, Auctloneer.
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PortIand's Business.
F,chanre and RnlIinn.

PORTLAND. Or. May l2-Clearances 1891 900;
balances $4,000.
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Sugar-Raw, quiet eentrifu4as, SO deg, 8 lice;
moas-es sugar, 7-l6c; refined, steady and I'M
changed.
Coffee Moderately active, with slight iuetua.
tiOns. Sales, $4,000 bags May $1I 80; june
Sll 65: july sll IS.
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PEACHES.

Chinese Dried California Peaches, &c in sacks
Stocks are very low here Evaporated do, 25-fb
boxes, &c, for irst-claSs goods
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$40. Sugar 2ss9s 1-1sc Hoos-Pacihc Coast.
2403 soc. Hides. l3c. Copper-Lake SI2 TIN
spot $40 80. Lead-Donestic 81 271s. Iron-sl6
Petroleum-June, 57tae.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet aud trading is extremely indfffer-
ent al nOminally unchanged prices. English Hops
advanced los this week In London.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.

Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENSEN Chron9metsr and
Instrument Maker, 4 California streSs
Sign OF the Noodsn Sailor
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ordered I o ri
zach 100 in
mates daily.
Bread. Tor each I
inmate daily. |
fresh, best quail /
ity.. .........l
| Goldfish. Cal. u
salt, for eachl
inmate 0 II e
| cay IN each !
week .......
MIX, fresh, for
| each 100 IN
| mates daily.
Mutton. first
| quality. orr
each inmate (
TWO days ID
each week: 10
be furnished !
in breasts and
foreq aarterS.
| Potatoes, best, /
for each in
mate daily.
r g, No. 81
China, n c W |
mixed, for each !
] U D inmates |
pr day .......
Vegetables. best. !
for each IN |
mate daily. OF |
variety or
dered
CT as Z II
vi o n { II | vi
Supplies tot
Ii g DeliV-l
cred as Or-I
deTed : |
Beans. best Cali- |
fornia SMALL
White beans
for each I'm /
mate House OF
Correct on, 81
days per week
County Jail and
Branch County !
Jau, 2 days
per week. ......
City Prison, Il
day per week.
Blankets, be S G
| quality gray Pr
oneer or Mis-
sion or Golden
Gate Mills,
weighing n o {.
less than 8 lbs
per pair. for
| each 100 in
m ties perl
month, .....n
| Bucket IS, round
| sheet iron, as
| per sam pie ....
| Buckets. galvan-
ized iron. with
covers, No. 20.
as per sample,
| for each 100
inmates 49,.
Chic DRY, first
| quality Califor-
MIA, for each
100 inmates
per month ...-
Coffee, gree n |
Guatemala. for [
each 100 In
matesper day.
Cornmeai. for
each loo in
mates per day =.
Cups. tin. as per
sam pie, foFl
each 100 in
III a I e S p e ri
m onth..,.....l
Dishes, tin.as per
s a IN p ! e. f0rl
each 100in
m a ( es, per
m Onth. .-......i
Oatmeal, for each !
90 inmates /
per day =. |
OverIls, mems
blue or brown, |
10 OF, for each !
100 in N ateS
per month. |
OYershirts, Pris- |
on + "a Il n e !, |
Mis- ion. Pic |
neer or g olden |
Gate Mills, best !
quality. ( or
each leo In
m a tes perl
month
Pants, priso n
cloth, OF best |
uality. 60 |
Inches witie. |
for each 100
inmates erl
month.
Pearl Barley for |
ea h 100 IN
mates per day |
! Peas. Split. for |
each 10U in-I
mates per day
Pork. Mess, frat
quality. for
each 100 In
m q t es per
month. 1900.
Rice No. 2, Chi |
n. new mixed, |
for each 100 in
mates per day |
Salt. best. for
each 100 in-
mates per dav
Shoes, M e n S, !
worth $IS per-
dozen, sizes as
ordered for
each 100 in !
m at es per
month.
Shirts. wooden
cloth for, S0l
inches wide, /
same quality as
cloth for pants, |
for each 100
inmates per
month. 5000.
Shirts, wooden, !
| same quality as
prison CT tn
called for, for
each 100 in
m q t e s per
month .....,
| Soap. best Call.
| fornia, for each
| 100 inmates !
per day.
| Spoons, IRON.
| Sugar, extra {,
| for each 100
| inmates per
| day.. .....
yrup.CaiIfornia
Refinery. for
each 100 in-l
mates per day: /
House or Cor
rectlon. 7 days
per weeS...,.,.l
County jail aud |
Branch County |
Jail. 3 days per /
week. ..,...
CITY Prison. 10 I
days per week. |
Ticking, Bidde-
ford, A4-4, for
each 100 in
nj a { es D er
month. ......
Towels, HucKa-
back, Tor each
100 inmates
per month.
Wheat. crushed. \
for each in
mate
House OF Cor
rection. 2 days
| per week. ......
| County jail and
Branch County
Jail, l day per
week. ..........
City Prison. !
day per week.
| The following I
~ zach ono hnngfi
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY & CO.,

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHA ANTS
Saiesroom-1l35 Market ST.. bet 7th and 9Th
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday
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Has Not Changed His Place Of Business

Has no connection With any other aueti0neers
doing business under same name.
VIM. BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer,
my10 st TuFTSa 4l2 Pine street.
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Memoranda.

Per st Paul-Left In port bktn Funk, dis
charging The following are the arrivals and de-
partures OF 0Ouaaska TO May 8: Wh stmr Belye-
dere, arrived Apr 3, sailed Apr VIII stmr Thrsshsr
arrived Apr 4, sailed Apr Il; VIII stmr Beluga ar
rived Apr 5. sailed APR u; VIII stmr Narwhal.
rived Apr 10. sailed apr Is; VIII stmr Balaena ar
rived Apr 10 sailed Apr IS; VIII stmr Karluk
arrived Apr II, sailed Apr 81; VII stmr Grampus
arrived apr "a, sailed apr 20; VIII schr Rosario ar.
rived apr s. sailed Apr ~ mali stmr Elsie. arrived
Apr IT, sailed Apr Ii; bxtn c Funk arrived Apr
Is, from Port Townsend; stmr Dora arrived from
San Francisco Apr 80 There had not been any
whales taken and they report all well.
Per Mariposa-Lert In port at Apia Apr % Dan
bark Lolita: Nor bark Ymer for Adelaide; Fr bark
Adelaide, loaded for Baltic.