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raised there. There are few culls, no thirds
and only few seconds. The rest ar5 all
fancy.
The Rialto Fruit Association reports: econ
iderations favorable to the pro iuction OF AL
fruit have been all that could be desired by
orange growers OF this locality, and our pack
this year will be very fine"
BOOMING RIVERSIDE.
Ex-Sherif Swope OF Riverside WIS in the
city yesterday. lie said the people of that city
were never more elated over their prospects
than at present. A few weeks ago they were in
great fear of frost, but now tn y breathe
easier, and everyone takes rosy view OF the
situation. good many people who were
hard up short time ago and in danger of hav-
ing mortgages foreclosed on them, are now
realizing money on their oranges and have all
the credit they desire. Orange property Is
picking up wonderful lv and nobody wants to
sell Mr.. Swopa is in the real estate business
at,present and says he had several good sales
OF orange groves on the taps, but when the
outlook became so favorable for the orange
growers, the owners OF the property raised the
prices so the prospective buyers were scared
off. The tact OF the matter was, that owners
nolonger desire to sell, as all are convinced
that full bearing orange grove is pretty
goob thing to keep as income properly.
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MONEY, STOCKS and BONDS
Heavy Offerings of New York
Exchange
CALIFORNIA; GOLD SUPPLY
A PactOIian Stream Is Still Flowing
Into the Mint
Stocks Go Up OIL Prospects of Government
Gold Loan-0oid Now Returning
r. From Europe.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12.-The offerings OF ex-
change on New York, both tel graphic and
regular, have been unusually large for the
past two days. Regular exchange has dropped
to 10 to IL cents and telegraphie has fallen TO
15cents, due to the negotiations in New York
for the placing OF a new issue OF United states
bonds The witlid avis OF gold coin from the
banks and the United states sub-treasury in
this city within the pat few days amount TO
S2,O00,O00. Gold from California mines is
coming into the branch United States mint in
this city for coinage at the rate OF million
dollars month, and all the leading banks
have in their vaults from one-third to one
ha more gold coin than the law requires es
reserve and they are depositing large
amounts OF gold with their New York cores
pondents.
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GRAIN AND STOCKS
Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires
Los ANGELES, Feb. IL.
D, Van & Rutledse. grain ani stock br ikers,
furnish the following market bulletins Tor the
benefit o. local spectators:
sugar, after hanging between 80 and 81 TO r
tn ee weeks, crossed the ~ place, and we
think brought in som new buvins nd some
covering We do not look for the rise to go
much farther and would prefer the selling
side, limiting the risk. Gas made the most
marked advance, selling up over | per cent
We think it risky to buy thoug It looks like
on the l to ~ per cent daily rallies, accepting
moderate profits at only moderate risks.
Manhattan has been strong, although cratic,
this week. There is great difference OF ontp
ion on this stock. Some claim the cable clrs
viii further reduce earnings and make the
stock sell way below par; Others say the ele-
sit, and that they wi surely increase their
facilities. making the stock more valuable
We also hear, which is more important Than
anything else, If true that there is more move
ment on foot to advance the stock as a specu
laton. We think we woulp prefer the buying
side on very weak spos
Dstilliug and Cattle Feeding figured in the
papers good deal, There is certainly fight
on. If we had any stock we think we would
hold it a while longer, but we think it Is hard
ly ADVISABLE to buy unless one contemplates
a small loss il wrong. Western Union showed
more activity than usual this week. 1t de-
clined from sS.4 TO 81 but rallied with the
don't expect any slide in Western Union, but
we thius u good many | per cent profits can
be picked up by selling some, selling on n scale
up and buying it when weak; we think the
risk small
We have faith in the Government and be-
lieye a suspension OF specie payments next to
i'm possible We think the rise just commenced
will extend farther; that the market will not
broaden much just ye also that there will be
weak spots and ragged days. but confident buy
ing on all weak places of the railroad shares,
we think will bring one out ahead. We do
believe there Will be any material decline un-
til after public sentiment is again educated to
the long side. The industrals 60 up with the
others and pay better, if one gets on the right
side.
This was legal holiday in Chicago conse-
auentlg there was no call board session.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wheat May. 90a4, "a. Ill., Is; 90}s, closed
81 rs a m session, sig; December closed at
IL rs a. IN. session, 964c
Barley-May, rs. December, 745s,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices--Grain and Produce Hove.
rfenfS- =


nients.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. l2.-Wheat-Ve;y dull;
May 9J34.
Berey-Y ry dull. December, 74>sc; May,
T0c.
Corn-8l.22ia
Bran 1880
Flour Family extras, $34O@3 50; bakers
extras, $33DtG Az; superhne, 5 $500 a. %.
Wheat-lhe market is qniet and easy. Offer
ings are somewhat limited, at the present
time. No. shipping s2iac, with the Gus
tomary advance for more choice qualities.
Milling, ST. g9Li2c; Walla Walla, 7)c for fail
average quality ~ psuc for blue stem and
6T1ac Tor damp stock,
Barley-rhe demand is quste slim, and the
market dtags badly especially for ed dc
scriptions. Brewing qualities are only in
moderate supply. Feed, lair 10 good. 70 a(173c;
choice, rs &C; brewing, 81 a9Oc.
oats-Business is slow and OF an unsatisfac-
toy character without feature. Arrivals are
light, but custom is too small to make any in
roads on ocks. Quotations are as follows:
Milling, $i,Ulia 81. 10; surprise, 81 SOL. 10:
fancy feed 81 20 tol,o5; good to choice, 95cg
$l0O: fair to good 9 U 5c: poor to fair 81,
aS715c; black, Sl.l59' 80; red, $l.O>9i. 173s;
gray, Yll5 1919.
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London Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-fhs Evening Posts
London cab!egram says:
The american correspondent Of the 7 mes
indicates the probability OF Congress sanction
ing a gold loan after ALL Private cables re-
ceived by financial houses speak similarly. but
the report Is not generally believed
be shipped to New York on saturday by the
Etruria. All the supplies OF gold are being
ought by Rothschild more than milnon
pounds were thus purchased recently,
Foreigners were tie best on Paris support.
Americans we're duh and closed about the
worst. The fall Of three points in Canadian
Pacific was the feature Grand Trunks were
again lower on traffic reports.
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Wheat May, 9oa4 a, iii, u; 9O}s, closed
81 rs m session, SIG; December closed a
IL rs a. IN. session, 96a4c.
Barley-May, rs: December, 741S,
Nr,y yopK CROCK MARKET
chicagn Live Stock Markets.

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-In cattle a very light bus
mess was done. There was small upply and
little demand at about steady prices. Steers.
3d. 4On5. SO; cows and bulls. 81. so 53. 50; Tex
as cattle, 81. 0ut0i40.
The arrivals OF hogs were only q little more
than half as large as yesterday. Heavy hogs
we're quoted at So. 9064.35 and light weights
at 50 f5(o4 10: SO. 50@4. IS bought most OF the
$50 to 400 pound hogs and SO. 1904. 90 for less
than 200 pounds.
There was active demand at So. 756t.00
for very common to extra sheep and $4,000
s So for 'nmon to fancy lambs.
Receipts-Cattle, $500; calves, $50; hogs,
3S 600; sheep 5000.
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RECEIPTS.


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb ". -Reccipts of vegeta-
tables were again light -nothi & in from Lo:
Angeles; II box OF asparagus came ill.,
Hot house cucumbers- gl.5J per dos,
AspGraguS-2O q nc.
Rhubarb So : j per box.
String beans -T,Gl0c per lb.
Green peas -1dSc
squash Marrowfat, SO oo9lO.Oo per ton
Hubbard. IS. 90 ,l7.OJ.
Peppers-Green. 2 4c per Id.
Turnips-bUc per GENITAL
Beets-6utd75c per sack.
CarrOts-J 90 ,Uc
Cabbage 3 lG Toe
Garlic-3d3s9c, per ID.
Caulihower-3'tiGl0cp per doz.
Peppers Dried l2+59l5c per Id.
Okra Dried, l2tnc.
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LiYerpOOI Market.

LIVERPOOL, Feb 12-Wheat Spot, steady;
demand moderate; No red winter, As 41ad;
No. . red spring, IS I'D; No. hard Mani
toba, IS 2l2d.
Futures closed steady. February. a SID:
March, 4s SID; April, Is 694d; May, As 714d
June, As I'D; July, As 7s1d.
Corn-spot, steady; American Mixed new,
Futures closed dull; February, IS 1154d;
March, As: April, As; May, As nd; june As I'D;
Ffour-Dul; demand poor; St. Louis fancy
winter, IS I'D. ls.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, 81 15s.
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Wool Market.

NEW York, Feb Wool-Dealers general
ly are still quot ng quiet trade, the volume
Of business reported fcots up to fair average,
and manufacturers are making many bids.
Prices are now about on the basis OF former
sales.
California-Spring northern, 13@14c; mid
die spring sllc
Oregon-Eastern super, 1O912c.
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Northern Pacific Express Sale

MILWAUKEE Wis, Feb. I2.--Receivcrs OF the
Northern Pacific are negotiating Tor the COM
plete sale OF the Northern Pacific Express Com
pany. Bids have been received from the Ad-
ans, the American and the United States Elk
press Companies. The bid made by the Amer
lean Express Company is the highest, and the
deal with that company may shortly be closed,
with the consent OF the court
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THE INSURANCE COMPACT
Disruption of the New Union Already
Threatened

SAN FRANcIsco Feo. 12.--All of the local in
surance managers have gone TO Monterey to
confer regarding proposed amendments to the
constitution OF the board of fire underwriters.
organized month ago to replace the former
insurance compact. The new compact is
already in trouble over rule prohibiting the
employment by q company OF solicitor or
agent who has been dismissed for cause by an
other company Dsrup ion OF the new organ
i2ation is threatene
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A Cure That Cures

L NIL cure thousands more who suffer as
you do of Emissions, Impotency, Nervous De-
bility. Vsricocele and Shrunken Parts, caused
by self-abuse, by simple remedy which cured
me, recipe for which will send, sealed, FREE
to any sufferer. Address with stamp, DAVID
B. EMMETT, Box $40, Englewood, III.
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Steamer Arrivals.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12-Arrived: State Of Cali
fofnia from Glasgow Westmoreland from
Antwerp.
MALTA, Feb. 12.-Augusta Victoria from New
York.
land.
GLASGOW, Feb. 12.-siberian Park, from New
York.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. li.-Cotton opened at an adj
vance OF 2(D3 points. From this there was a
reaction OF 2Igd points, the market closing
Quiet at the lowest prices of the day at net
decline OF 1g5 points. Total sales. $4,000
bales.
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BUILDING PERMITS

TUESDAY Feb. IL.
HAMERLUND, P, shed on W side OF
Claiming st, between Ninth and
loutH ~. p oO
GUENTHER, w, frame dwelling on n
side Of Twenty-ffth, between Main
and Maple. 80; .;;;;.....:.... 1,4oo
Pico. Observation-Disclosures. $50
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Majestic, which sails
from Liverpool tomorrow. will take ST, 800 600
In gold for the United States On Saturday
$3,710O0o In gold will be shipped from here.
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silver Bullion

SAN Francisco. Feb. 12-Silver bars, per
ounce, 59ssG59s4c. a....t.. u,
Mexican dollars, 49, G49c.
NEW YORK, Feb 12.-silver bars, per ounce,
$3.50. n'rl
Mexican dollars, 4slsc.
LONDON, Feb. 12,-Bar silver bullion, per
ounce, 1926 fine, 25 4rl6d.
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Los ANG ELEs, Feb IL
Following are the Los Angeles bank clear
ing for the current week:
Day. Exchanges Balances
Monday. 1si,9347o $i9,336, 80
Tuesday. ..... 176, $50. 80 5o,T4o.oa
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MARINE NEWS.

REDoNDo Feb IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Corona, from San Diego, with pas
sengers.
SAILED.
Steamer Corona, for San Francisco with "a
tons freight and Is passengers
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TO THE PUBLIC:

Los ANGELES, Cal, July 81, 1894.
DIR. WONG HIM, 500 Upper Main ST.
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in adding my tes-
catarrh Of the head and tn roat that am now
well, and ask you to refer to me any person
that may feel skeptical and will satisfy them
as to the efficacy Of your treatment. Yours
truly, P. E. KING,
Attorney and Notary Public,
Garvanza, Cal,
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-Petroleum Easier;
Pennsylvania oil sales, none; March option
sales, none; closed at l05; Lima oil sales
none,
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A Lumber Bark Sold

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 1.-THE bark Tidal
Wave was sold at the Merchants Exchange to
Hanson 4 Co. Tor Yl700.
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE amount OF bullion
to $4,000.
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The Orange Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. '.-Oranges. dull; fancy,
$1,000. so; others, So 00@4 co.
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BEYOND THE CITY ..........A Conan Doyh
THE MAN IN BLACK. Stanley J. weyman
THE MAHARAJAH's GUEST. An Indian Exile
THE LAST OF THE VAN STACKS. ....
............................E Edward s. van-Zile
ALOvER'S FATE AND FRIENDS COUN-
Sell. ..................Anthony Hope
WHAT PEOPLE SAID. An Indian Exile
MARK TWAIN, His Life and Work.
............................. M. Clemens
THE MAJOR. Major Randolph Gore Hampton
ROSE AND NINETTE. .Alphonsc Daudet
THE MINISTER'S WEAK POINT.
............................ David Mac Clure
AT LOVES EXTREMES. Maurice Thompson
BY RIGHT, NOT LAW.......R. H. Sherard
SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT. .......
Observation-Disclosures Beatrice Harraden
oDO, A Detail OF the Day ....E. F. Benson
AHoLIDAY IN BED AND OTHER
SkETCHES. j. M. Barrie
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS. His Life and
Voyages Franc B. Wilkie
IN DARKEST ENGLAND AND THE Way.
OUT. .......................Gen. Booth
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. Harriet Beecher stowe
DREAM LIFE. Tx. Marvel donald G. MitchellS
COSMOPOLIS. .....................Paul Bourget
KEvERIES OF BACHELOR ..
........... TX. Marvel Donald G. Mitchell)
WAS IT SUICIDE ?....... Ella whe eler Wilcox
POEMS AND YARNS
..............J. Whitcomb Riley and Bill Nye
AN ENGLISH GIRL IN AMERICA.
.............T allulah Matterson Powell
SPARKS FROM THE PEN OF BILL NYE
PEOPLES REFERENCE BooK-999 999 Facts
MARTHA WASHINGTON COOK BOOK.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY . Emily 8. Bouton
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE. ......... Emily s. Bouton
LOOKING FORWARD. -f go
THE PASSING SHOW Richard Henry Savage
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Boston Quotations.

BOSTON, Feb. 1.-THE closing quotations
we're: ats
Atchison .......... 37slMexican .......
Bell Telephone. 1911 San Diego ......--
Burlington ....... 70l2
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Mining Shares.

sAv FRAx,flco. FEB. IL The Official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were as fol-
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Closing Stocks.

NEW YORK, Feb 1a.-The closing quota.i ons
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NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-The official clio sing
quotations on the stock boz ard for the bond list
is as follows:
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NEW POLITICAL PARTY.

One Said to Have Been Secretly Organ
ICED in Interest Of Free Silver.
Chicago, Dec. 9.-The Chronicle says:
A national secret political oroer, found
ed by William H. Harvey, with the OBJ
ject Of forcing a restoration of the free
coinage Of silver, will file articles of
Incorporation with the secretary of
state at Springfield within the next few
days. For the first time since the Sc
cret propaganda Of the French revolu-
tionists u secret order, possessing an
elaborate ritual and imposing the most
solemn obligations on it's ,1:clnbeis, is
to be made the medium of forcing a
distinctly political issue.' ~
The order. founded and organized by
the author Of Coins Financial School"
is to he known as the patriots of
America" and it's sole object is the
bimetallic standard. rS
The details of prepara tion have beer
so far completed that charters have
been made out and will be sent imme-
diately to at least 1000 lodges in vari-
Gus parts Of the United States.
The immediate purpose of the order,
as voiced by its founders, is to take
such steps as will compel recognition
of the claims of the bimetallists from
the representatives. of the democratic
or, republican parties, or both. when
they assemble in national convention
next summer. ES@' '- r.. +, -
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men who are reaping large benefits
from. the crowds the exposition IS at
tracing, as after the first of the year
the rainy season will sot in, and instead
of closing amidst the congratulations
and praise of the entire community
the enterprise would be allowed to fiz-
zle out, and that last month, would for
ever blacken it's entire history.
The buildings and exhibits receiving
the most attention from the northern
visitors Are the agricultural. and negro.
In the Agricultural building the varied
products of the south are fully illus
trated. Cotton is shown in all stages
of its cultivation, and the exhibit of the
southern railways shows almos' every
thing TINT is grown in the southeastern
states. The South American republics
also make an exceptionally good show
ing in this building, and the agricul-
tural products of the South American
continent from the equator to Cape
Horn are to be seen.
Another one of the features OF the
agricultural exhibit is the free food
distributions common to all fairs. 1t
will never cease to be a wonder how
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days of the following week and, if pos.
THE NEGRO BUILDING.

days of the following week and, if pos
sible, presented more elaborate pro-
rra1nme than was offered BY the visitors
from the west. But, SO far, Thanksgiv-
ing day, which was set apart for At
3lanta and South Carolina together. has
been the historic day, Of the fair in point
Of attendance, nearly 100000 paid ad-
missions being taken at the gates. The
programme for the day included a big
street parade, in which. all ofsAtlanta's 8
citizen soldiers and nearly all of those
from South Carolina participated. At
the fair grounds speeches were made by
Gov. Atkinson, Cow Evans, Senator
Tillman, President Collier and others.
Other interesting special days are to
follow, among them being Tennessee
centennial day on December; II, and
Farmers day. on December -, on both
Of which large crowds are expected, - -
The proposition to continue the fair
through January, and possibly longer,
has been abandoned, and the gates will
positively close OH December 81. The
directors feel that it would be poor
policy to continue longer, although
urged to by many Atlanta business
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sampls was enougiI fox TIN iAdys but
tho old gentleman was served three
times before the young lady a*tenAan Mt,
IN mere self-defense, refused to listen
to his cries for more. At the same
time q restaurant crier but . short dis-
tance away was extoling that Same
kind of pancake, and 4 wished for some
one to guide the old gentleman past
there just to see whether H. was really
an uncomfortable love OF pancakes or .
mania 70 get something for nothing
that had led him to. make a show of
himself. s 5 il
The negro exhibit is very interesting,
and shows the wonderful progress OF
the race since the close 0t the war.
The exhibits show; the capabilities. OF
the negro from the uncivilized condi-
tion Of the African negroes down
through the days Of American slavery
to the present time. The coiored school
exhibit probably attracts more atten-
tion thar anything else in the building.
and gives u splendid idea of the vast
amount of work that has been done
toward educating the southern negro
since the close of the war. .G
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A DASTARDLY DEED.
Mob Murders = Negro and His Aged
j. Mother ON Mere Suspicion. "a

Mob Murders = Negro and His Aged
i Mother ON Mere Suspicion.
Columbia. s. c.. Dec. 6.-The details
of a dastardly !ynching. which occurred
in this state last Monday night. come
to light Thursday night. 1t took psnce
in Colleton county, near lsarnwell and
Hampton lines, and was not generally
known in that vicinity until Wednesday
morning, when the dead iadies OF two
of the victims, stripped Of their cloth
ing, were found-one being an old wom-
an. They had been taken out and beat
en- to death with new buggy traces.
The mans offense was that he was sus-
rected of having stolen u Bible and some
furniture from q church, and the wom-
ans offense being that she was sup
posed to know something of it.
Trial Justice Walker held an inquest
Wednesday evening, the bodies still be-
ing where found. The jury, composed
almost entirely of good white men from
the neighborhood,, upon the testimony
of Heirs, who, 1t developes, tried to pre-.
vent the deed, and who gave oil the
details, has rendered a verdict charging
directly four prominent men, one q
physician, with the crime. <=
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NAVIGATION CLOSES.

End of the Season ON tho Great Lakes
,st ~ Disasters for tho Year.
Chicago. Dec.9.-Atnoon to-day navi-
cation on the lakes for the season of
1895 closes. The volume of lake busi-
ness in all lines of traffic except grain
from Chicago has excelled all previous
records. Marine men cull it reason
able season because of the steady rise
from extreme depression to extreme
activity.
Next season will see an enormous in
crease in tonnage on the lakes. Boats
with greater capacity than those un-
der construction at all other ship yards
in the United States are now being built
on the lakes. In freight alone there
will be 21 steel steamers of the 6,OO0-
ton class. six steel schooners OF equal
capacity. and nine large wooslen ves-
sells ready for business for the first
time next spring: a-.- s.....
In navigating the great lakes the
lives OF So seamen were lost during thu.
season. Few of them were los: in
wrecks. The most serious loss of life
was the laundering of the Cana.iian
steamer Africa on Georgian bay in Oc-
tober. By far the larger number of
lives lost were from sailors falling
overheard or into the holds of their
vessels. Forty-three boats valued at
$;7S, 700 and measuring 2O,l95 net tons
were lost. Twenty-three of them went
ashore, nine foundered. four we're
burned and seven went down after col
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In addition to .he school exhibit the
building contains long rows of canned
and picked fruits and vegetables pre-
pared by the black southern mammies,
who. have from the first shown the
greatest interest in the negro exhibit.
Pieces of beautiful furniture, models of
houses, miniature engines, etc. show
the progress in the industrial es arts.
One corner Of the building IS devoted
to an exhibit of the negro capabilities
as a financier. Banking houses, such
as the South Carolina Banking associa-
tion, having model offices on the
grounds, which are conduct ed here, as
at the regular establishments, wholly
by negroes. }#E%T5
This exhibit, the most remarkable
and complete one of it's kind ever made,
will do much to bring the negro race
to the fore and help them to better
their condition. I&f' =. ~
Sometime during the latter part Of
December a day will be devoted to the
Nicaragua canal project. Distin-
guished advocates of the project will
aid in the demonstration, ard it il
hoped to partly overcome the effect Of