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MINOR CASES

Justice Tomlin also disposed Of th,,
following minor cases:
Joe PULLEY. culorcd, unlawfully shoot
ms; George Stewart. colorcd: fined $3.50.
j. &. G"lsuch violating The drug law:
fined $ll.10 Appealed TO the Corporation
Court, and the accused released upon his
own recOSniZancc
George johnson, co,Orcd. yay..uncy.
ten days in Jail
Andrew Williams colorcd wife hc1 :
Ing: placed under 4 $1OU peace bond for.
two months.
James Barbour, colOred fjes;rnyir.
property; fined 81
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Inc principal Office Is to be in Nor
Ioik, with branches in Norfolk county
me officers are: Thomas Hail. president:
dhoinas carney, vice-pres ident; Ralph
NarheE, secretary; James Ames, treas.
urer. The board Of dlrecto:s are ~.
above and Thomas Ruddick.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
1t ~ II Pretty wagon.

y bright and new WAGON. with IN,
sign q the Mcttowct on 1t. drove IN in
front Of The Nirginian office yesterday
and MIR. .Nllen. who emerged from il, said
that he had called to announce that the
MritoWec Ice Cream parors were open.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Suits Entered.

In ne Court OF Law and Chanccry 10
daE ING Following suits were entered:
May T.. Marsh rs. X. NJ Wilkinson.
4. g ltErd and ". Il. Baldwin, trading
as i'E:d. Baldwin & Co. in chanccry
+. Miller w. Barban Il liandleman
assumpsit: damages $llSG.at;
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4 SOri. us OiEens4..

Henry Dawson. colorcd alias Darscv
was arraigncd in the Police Court yes
tcrday on the charge Of crtminally as
sauitinS Il 10-ycar-old child. Moses Pc.
ieIon appeared in court and CHARGE,
that Dawson had waylaid and assaulted
his little daughter, India. The case was
continued until Tuesday. and the p,iso.
hcr Wa; committed ia jail. bail being
refused
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

lfSg8 70 $your eyes burn. or hurt? Are yo,
81 gohlpled with headache? The prone,
Y In most cases, will afford relief
sSsEei; Dr. Week. !, !, Nh i -
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~ : z. 60

,,S 7tiHAtNNoN.--at his late residence. No
Na, DIV IL T 1Id street, Portsmouth. Va,
al StIE -. iH', II 2:05 a m. JAMES III
81 tl,A AN, Ill the Seth year OF his age
Nv E,iI lna services from, the residence
ti11io (Saturday) AFTERNOON a, Z
;r vlocR. FRIENDS and acquaintances are
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

sSSs{ Tccl<, eye expert, is located per-
25tss 80 aiain street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15
Great snle orDress lawns.

u. 1900 yards at &c. a yard. BeautIfu,
5tsfI, stufts, extra wide. Shirt waists
5ffa lA.t separate skirts for hot wea Their
: ,S.t.'. o ~, Soc. summer corsets war
,raated. Levy Bros, Si4 Main street
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Cnm,,beIl's Photo e,.n,,n,

Ss Before going elsewhere 10 have pho
8tographs made call at my studio and SEQ
5the quality and prices of my work.
SsCam pbeiIs. :i4O-344 Main street.
tSs5 my 9-tf
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a Mai, Found ylCDti

John Thomas. colorcd, was found dca,
at No. Il Reds lane. Yesterday after
noon. Death from natural causes was
the Coroncr'S verdict
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

ssEE Ihls handsome upright piano at a
great bargain. The case is rich mahoc-
Sony, full scale, all latest improvements
Inc make is good one and it guaran-
9teed A fine stool and scarf is included
you. Call and see it at Charles ar
SStieff's Piano Warerooms, 4l6 Main
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

Go to Ocean View Sunday ana hear
the Naval Post band OF twenty pisces.
Sacred music
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

HOOPS PILLS are the only pills to TAX,
Wlth i!ood's SarS0parila. Cur. all 1--we!
Ills - = -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

%ls,'i.,n !SIptiirtlc

ErHndiy supplies. 1t puriiics ana vitaiiZns
the blood and thus gives tone ard strength
to thc whole sNSteM
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

sas Zee DR.; d Week about your eyes. 1
STA ses prescribed are guaranteed. !
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" HI \. TR|CE & CO.

REAL ESTATE, RENTAL AND INSu-
sS558s:;; RANCE.
gss CORNER BANK AND PLUME STS.
FOR REN MT.
Z 49, RESIDENCES.
s;S III Y armouth. ss7 Duke. IS Riley, pa Fen
church, S23 Chapel street. 259 Chapel St,
May II 1897: BOT Church street: desirable
SboardElg house li9 Bank street, q Char
slotte.% IA Falkland street, 121 Falkland St,
/ Zig Ferguson avenue. 2SS and 357 CRANKY
sstreet. is and 10 Arlington Place. 1913 Malt
Sby. avenue, zig Reservoir avenue 1l2 Chapel
Sstreet S75 CRANKY street, ITO Mariner ST..
saa2 Kelly avenue.
SssfssiSs$3 STORES.
s Commercial Place aSG Main, 5sl Main.
252-4-6 Water, 521 Church, 81 Commerce,
4 s4 Church, street: 2lS, 2l7 and 2l9 Church
Sstreet, a desirable brick warehouse on
sIsohnoke dock, 81 Queen street. corner
sGranby, 5S5 Main, 1Gi Bank. 554 Church St
sSS FLATS
e. 412 Church, SCI Church. SAL Church, It's
sBank, 1854 Main street, 3S5 Church street,
i A4 Main street.
SsEgS OFFICES
Is ss4 Main street. I'll Main street. lot in rear
IFS Church street. Office IN City National
Bank building. Atlantic street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

& For bargains go to Wrights, $40 Main
street, this week.
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8 |. If rs q.0QY e. IRIS,
!NtaS3,?;dS III AID 2i2 CoLyMIslA BUILD.
sfggssSs sls q & LtANEE STEGhr.
= "a -

,,IISts t:Sg!'!SaS III AND 2i2 CoLIrMDlA BUILD.
siaG GRANNY S1H!hr.
~ 8Ss ss ksfis isi.lNG.
sgt,Grsl she'd Cottage at Virginia Beach.
tSS Duke street.
NJ, .l5 Main street
ssESl1lNsl!lits 80. oS Cumberland street.
~ SstSMsisss,ss No. 1902. Butc street.
SasoWeiling house No. al BANK street.
No Is Shields street
street. $500
sStore Nc. ? Dartmouth street
,sStore With dwelling, 40. 81 Cumberland
street. >'ls +. 7lssI
q sstoTc 80 Commercial Place.
sSStNre7 No. Isl Church street.
b Stores Nos. Is and Al Commerce
q StoreS Nos. 2ll and pit Church street
sEtores Nos. 125 Water street
*OHtceS CRANKY aud Commerce streets
" OFFICES No. 1876 Main street
shall over Nos. psi and 255 Main street
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The weber piano.

ss ever was better than to-day. New ana
SGeant!fu! cases. Tone perfect.
$As THE HUME MINOR co.
Is $40 Main street,
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WEATHER REPORT.
F"rcrnaI ana GcncrnI Conditions For
pa.uay

Washington. May II, 1897.
For Virginia ana North Oar
INA: Fair; cooler: northcrly
winds
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PICKED UP ON BROADWAY.

True ncdentA picked
ne covered
O. hud nlnldnu
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PORT CALENDAR.

sun rises. l:56 4. NJ: sun sets. 7:06 u
~. hlSh water, I:i5 4. NJ. and Sill =
m: low water, ] :52 a. IN. ana l 30 u n,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-15

The managers Of the Infant Sanita-
rum appreciate very greatly MIR. Van
Wyck's lfberality In donating the use
OF the Academy for the two perform
ances. and desire to thank him for his;
timely and graceful generosity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
CITIzENS' SAVINGS BANK.

7iTD SEMi-ANNtjAL DIviDEND
rhe Trustees have ordered that interest at the rate Of
THREE AND ONE-HALF t3if PER CENT. per annum
be paid TO depostors and after January 18th on
all sums VI SS and up to $4,000 which have remained
deposit the three six months ending Dece
31st, 1885, in scco dance with the bylaws and rules OF
the bapk Money deposited on or before January 9th
will draw interest from January LIST
Y. A. QUINTARD. President.
HENRY HASLER Secretary.
CHARLES W. HEIDI. Cashier.
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$500 coupon As of 1901 at 1i1h. Final quo
tations follow

In State issues $4,000 Virginia funded DEB debt
2-3s of 1901 sold at 81. and $1O.OOO at OLA;
Twenty-Five shares Of Chatham Bank stock sold
at 295.
Railway bonds were irregular. with more net
losses than gains. The principal losses were IN
Brooklyn Rapid Transit IS. q to 1saa Gn mesa.
Vile and Nashville unified As. IN to to14;
Ontario and Western refunding As "A 10
1884,: Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton 412s
1a4 to 1924. Atchison adjustment IS. Can,
ada Southern frsts. New-York, Chicago ana
ST. Louis As Rio Grande Western hrsts. 81
Joseph and Grand Island frsts. West Shore As
and San Antonio and Arkansas Pass is were
strong features at small net gains Kansas Pa
cifc first consol receipts gained ~ to 6S'a. De-
troit Gas IS were up per cent to q.
Money on call 1E@2 per cent Time
money was 2l2 per cent for sixty days. ) per cent
for three months. 1884, per cent for four
months. anG 3la@4 per cent for six months. Com
mercal paper was per cent for all periods Tor
the best names. and above for names not quite
so we'll known
The foreign exchange market was steady on
small volume of business Posted rates for ster,
ling closed at 81 S41s and 81 SIls for long and
short bills. respectively Rates for actual busi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
STATE OF NEW YORK
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
pfrprAII OF CANAL AFFAIRS.

STATE OF NEW YORK
COMPTROLI-ERS OFFICE.
RIyREAU OF CANAL AFFAIRS.
Albany. December 18TH 1894.
~IrRSJiANT to the provisions OF Chapter 70 Of
+ ,h. Law. OF 1885, proposals will be received at this
osc. until Tue,dsy the 18th day q January 1897 at u
o o.n,oct noon OF that day for loan OF
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS.
a., which transferable certificates OF stock registered
- - .ounon bonds at the option OF the proposer.
" PrtnciumI and Interest Payable In Gold.
all, ~ ,ss,ied in Of the People Of the State
v. - York on the credit OF the Sinking Fund esab-
s,S nv ssd act bearing interest at the three
M ner anni payable somi annually on the first
day. OF and July ana the principal remSursabe
On the nrst day Of January 1912
o w may the whole Of the loan
% ,nan 81 90 and should state whether registered
VI Psxmens for the loan will b required to be made on
,h sccsntance Of the proposal by deposit the Bank
Of the Manhattan CO. in the city OF New York the
c,.t,s ~ treasurer OF the State OF New York on
account Of Canal Fund Of the amount Of the award
sosshsr with premium and accrued interest from jan
'comptroilcr reserves the right reject all bids
which are not opinion advantageous
Interest on WIN commence on the day
uanhsttan Co in the City Of New York
All proposals b sealed and endorsed Loan for
Canal imprOvemsn,s~ and directed to the Comptroller
JArEs A. RoBERTs comptronss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

BONDS.
WiIiiamsburgh and FIntbush Railroad
Co. u. Due February lat. 1907.
VIII be purchased par and accrued interest
turity by The Island Loan and Trust Company
the First National Bank Of Brooklyn. and after this
date.
Brooklyn. Dec 20th 1896
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Washington December 81 1875
no ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals for furnishing m n,,on an" Of hs
iorm,s wiring and fixtures the following
e'ee.r hmis,nr for workshops In the nrst so,
Brck ,nnloy.s in the second story at WARDS isshh
New York city, .,,,r Nth the Verpianc< Build
h'.."v ~. - island New York CITY,: 81, ,,,,..
ing ~ hu,aine al Wards Island New ioiN ~
!n SuS,nr Tor female employees at wsras sS"~
New Eams building male empoys. At Gsnrs i ssn -
ran, rr ,hs Manhattan state Hospital may v,nd,y
J., i0s or delivered person up TO S m prssdent
man y, ,',h iso7 10 HENRY r. HoWlA..p ~ -.
Jsnn.' nosrs 81 Managers OF the Manhattan ss which
OF the t'o" Madison Avenue. New YORK 'lty, ~ "A
time and place tne ''" -
open all proposals hi. xoyk rnust be persons nrrne
Parties sseJ in the electric wiring busn.ss anu ~
shle 10 refer to work OF s''"""' '"
them elsewhere. g.. On. who,s work and be accom-
rsrsd sy bond OF approved surety company essep,d
psnsu ~ s,thful execution Of the oher sp,rs q
te,ins W. and spechcstions NAV be seen anu sl,sct
p, soaained a, the ONCE OF l. O. Perry rcs 81 IN
propsats ntoI AT Albany ~ ana az tne or wsx Ycrk
r N VA ~ Managers. No. Madison avenue WV
City ,s.....r. ,exsrve the right to reyecs. ~
or all bids a. they may ace" TOT WV
the State HENRY Y. HOwl4AND~
~ yrSiSsnt hoard Of Nanassee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Jan 81 D. m.-Consos 111a. for MONEY sin
i,iS for TIE account Canadian Pacific 3 hr,v, IT,.
tre ers preferred AN Illinois Central pan Mexcsn
ordinary 2s Paul common ~ a,can Semtrai
4 ner cent bonds 6Sls; Louisville and NasnMe. fo's
Atchson common l4A. Money. per cent ne ray three
Ht.cont &, the open for both short ana three
months bills is 3d3s per cent - ,.o ~. Rank
aeo n m The amount Of bullion gone into ne nann
=, Engand On balance f11OOO Paris adv
ouoie q ner cent renes O2 francs aga cenmes Ut
~. eccount and exchange London q francs -'2 cen
times for checks 1913. % ma W. as pfen-
n,nrs Tor sight and 20 marks 23i3 pfennngs Tor oa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,

Trustee the Sinking Fund NJ the Construction ana
Equipment Bonds ~ the
CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURG RAILROAD CO..
hereby gives accordance with the provisions
Of the said Sinking fund 1t has drawn by lot u bonds
follavaILrf5x:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Trib-
uns received ,her Uptown Once. No. 242 Broad
way, doorn until o'clock u. ad
vertisements received the following branch Offices
regular office until o'clock D. m. VIZ 2s4 sth-
ave. g. 23dst 1852 6th-ave. cor. i2th-st Mays
q, ice West -2ds, near sthaV. % Ess, iash
West l2d-st. between 7th and sth ayes;
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Guilders ............. 4o't 4o'. 4's
Domestic exchange was as follows at the places
named: w-Orleans-Commercial 81 ~ as
count: bank. par. Charleston-Buying y as
count: selling. III premium. Savannah-Buying.
1-16 per cent off; selling. par: telegraph l212c.
Boston-5c PREMIUM St Louis-2oc; premium Hh1
cago-par. Cincinnati-par.
Bank clearings in this city were: Exchanges
$135 .512 27S; balances. $113S2 6a2 Balti'nore--
Exchanges S362451o balances an ss $3.50; IOs, phl,a
changes, S1S.252.2 2S; balances S1637756 Chi
O34. 46S
The price of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 64%c Mexican dollars were quoted at
5O% 051a4. In London bar silver declined liz 6
to 29Ad. Silver exports tomorrow. 2"''Wo
ounces.
Money on call in London was per cent Open
market discounts. $685. per cent for long and
short bills. British consos closed at lllas FOR
money and 1119t for the account, Paris ex-
French rentes. 1O2 francs 4212 centimes. Dis
count rate in Paris. per cent. Discount rate
in Berlin. 3as per cent
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-days Washington Treasury statement
covering the actual results of two days ago. COM
pared with the last preceding statement. gives
the following balances
Ne, gold on Sss as7 sssiias sssss
Ne; . Sssa on ia ss IS s!ss Rss a'
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
over outstand- -..o-,
Deposits epe in bank is2ssosi is247cs Dec 1889
Available cashs244 no s242 $50 Dec s.so7. 4so
biites .' .". l52sso4s rss2I4s ss7seoa
ActI cash bal s22s s9s $780, 1874 Inc. sisss4a
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were $500 707; internal revenue receipts.
S275 7S9, and miscellaneous receipts. SO.O39:
total Government receipts for the day. S9IS,o3o;
expenditures. S1296OOO; excess of expenditures.
S317 464 Receipts for month to date. $3.2o2,331;
expenditures 81 692 900 Excess Of expendi-
lures. 81 439662 Receipts for the fiscal year
to date S160, 1894; expenditures. 500. lO2WO:
excess Of expenditures. $50 3420o9 Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption to-day were
sos. $50
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were
So 609033 and payments "a. l31 O26. resulting
Of S123, $50 POI coin and S51 S06177 currency.
The Sub-Treasury has a debit balance at the
Clearing House Of S2,U41 1856, and its net loss
on balance was 81. 121, 1898. made up ny a loss
in coin Of $138.259 and loss in currency OF
$3.50, 1874
The directors Of the Commonwealth (Fire) In
surance Company have declared dividend Of
per cent on the capital stock. payable on de-
mand: interest of per cent upon the out
standing scrip. payable February 49, and 30
per cent in scrip upon the participating policies
expired in 1896. certificates for which will he
issued May Is.
The New-York and Honduras Rosario Mining
Company has declared dividend Of 10 cents
a share. payable January 10.
A dividend Of " per cent has been declared
| by the Central Railroad Company Of New-Jer
sey payable February i.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK
Week ending JAN ST.. .ys4s5eo s722772s .sos7.cas
|
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THE BANK FOR SAVINGS.
$50 Fourth Ave, New-York. January 2 1907
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Rave declare<

the usual interest under the provisions Of the by
laws for the six mnths ending the 3lst December as
follows:
At the rate Of FOUR az PER CENT per snnum on
all Of s. ard upwards. exceeding $3Wp. paya
hi. and after the third Monday being the 18th day OF
this month. 4,
The interest is carried the credit Of dc
pos,tors principal the 1st inst. where H. stands
exactly deposit
II VIII be entered the passbooks at any time ~hen
'''''''' '' anu MERRITT rRrMBLE. PRECEDENT
ROBERT {. HOLT. Secretary.
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kECEIPrs OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Fluctuations in mining s. ocks were sharp yes
terday The opening was strong, with Con- Cal
& Va at 81, but la er on in the dav price, broke,
Con- Cal. & Va selling down to 81 so, CholIar
from 81 10 down to &C. Potosi from CSC down 10
Sac, ophir from ST. IS to 81 and so on Sales in
the leading stocks were larger than usual.
1t Is reported that the large purchases of Con.
Cal d Va for Virginia City account we're caused
by an Improvement in the new vein which is
heing followed oy an upraise from the north drift
from upraise !, so feet above the 1850 level. 1t
was in this north drift that the superintendent
reported the discovery of ore last week averaging
on the west side STA so per Ton.
Gould IL Curry is assessed % cents.
The santa Rosalia Mihing ompaBy has declared
It's fourth dividend Of 10 cents, payable May /.
me annual meeting OF the Hutchinson sugar
Plantation company has been called for May IL.
The Gold Coin Mines ompany of Coiora 10 has
declared quar-. cry dividend of per cent on its
capital STOCK, payable May l.
Tne Larkin Mining Company Of FL Dorado
county mas levied al assessment of l cent, de-
! ne Ontario Mining Company of Utah has de-
clared monthly dividend of 10 cents, payabe
The California Vigorit Powder Company has
levied an assessment Of so cents, Delinquent on
In the Com stock workings OF the Savage mine
dutins the past week the usual progress was made
in the material encountered in the several open
lngs. On the Brunswick lode, at shaft ], the
station o. ahd chute on the quo level have been
Competed and work at and below that point sus.
pended for the present ON the surface they are
eng ged In putting in a boiler of larg er capacity
than the cd one. and until this is compIet ed
"a matter OF ten or twelve days. prospecting work
Will be suspended.
N the Crown Point mine they have tie mporariIy
alscontinned work in the south DRIFT on the sew
enth floor OF the 500 level raise l.S feet from
crosscut ], and have started west crosscut 3 from
the end OF It, which is now out II feet in por hyry
and low grade quarz. On the sou level they are
Why niue pay ore from the end Of the south
w. 81 Drift The top is III quartz showing spots and
punches of ',gold" ore
The joint yellow jacket. Crown Point and Ken
tuck Consolidated drift from the Yellow JACKIE ct
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-30
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TUBE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco,
April 90. 1897. P. M-The following The rain
falls for the past "a hours and rainfall to
date. as compared with those OF the same date
last
Eureka, past "a hours 90 this season 40 10,
las; 45 81; Red Bluff past "a hours 90,
this season % .OS, last season 20 2l; ian Fran
Jason 20. So; Fresno. pas "a hours 90, this
p hours 90 this season 20 IL last season II 62;
Los Angeles, past "a hours 90. this season
16 rs, last season O6; San Diego, past "a hours
90, this season II IS, list season 80; Yuma.
past "a hours 90 this season So asst season 49,
ian Francisco data: Maximum temperature S.
minimum Al. can Sc
Weather conditions and general forecasts;
The pressure this evening is highest over Idaho
and on the oregon and extreme Northern Calior-
a marked fall IN pressu DUR g thu past II hours
in Western Oregon and extreme uorthern portion
of California Light nor.h erlv winds have pre-
vailed to-day throughout California, but are di-
miniShing in 70 &c due to the falling pressure to
the northward. Should the pressure in oregon
cloudy weather aud southery winds in Northern
Calf mia Friday.
forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight, April 81. 1897
Northern California-Fair Friday, except in
creaslnG clouiIness on the northern coast; WINDS
shifting to sOutherly In northern portion.
Southern Caliturnia-Fair Friday: generally
warmer; light northeTly to westerly winds
Nevada and Utah-tair; warmer Friday
Arizona Fair FRIDAY.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fcir Friday: fresh
wester.y 10 westerly winds in the afternoon.
W. II. HAMMOS, Forecast Official,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-30
VERY COMMON THINGS.

Pincers are made by machine which
in one operation cuts out the handle and
Jaw. The two parts are afterward joined
by hand.
Bayouets are now altogether machine
maize, very simple, as we'll as clever,
contrivance, stamping the steel into proper
shape.
Dice are made from ivory or bone, n
cutting machine reducing the cubes to
near the size required. after which they
are polished, generally by hand.
Nails are now made by machinery, rib
bons, or long slips of iron or steel being
fed TO machines. which cut out the nails
complete at one stroke.
Brooms are made by both hand and ma
chine labor. The broom making machine
is pronounced by experts TO be one of the
marvels of the mechanics art.
Umbrellas are now almost exclusively
machine made, the various parts-ribs.
stocks, handles and tips-being separately
manufactured and put together by hand.