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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
ARMY AND NAVY PARLOR
TO GIVE LADIES NIGHT"
One Hundred and Fifty Guests
Will Be Entertained

A ladies night" wiz be given by
the Army and Navy parlor. No. 2O7,
n. S. G. w. next Wednesday evening,
September %. in the new Santa Clara
hall, 172 Golden Gate avenue. About
$50 friends will be the parlor's guests
on the occasion, which promises to be
one of the most brilliant affairs ever
given under its auspices. No expense
is being spared to make IL a success.
and something unique will be shown in
the way of decorations.
The floor manager is John ". Mac
key and he will be assisted by M. j.
Dover, G. Auerbach Ignace. ]. Ryan
and l.. l. Hunter.
other committees are as follows:
Reception-JOhn NJ. Glennon John F. Webster
William Reidv, s. J. Rsiiley. T. O'Leary Jr.,
William Capel, Roy GOttheimer and Milton NJ
Davis
Observation-Disclosures NJ Crowly George
Appel j. j. Morgan. James McElroy. z. Giac-
cObbi NJ. L. Haines. r. Primet. James Reidy.
s. J. Kaminski Fl. Berbergall. q. Calden. W.
Mullen. G. Butlar, A. In Place, z. Rebstock.
W. Marion and F. NJ. Epstein.
The officers of the parlor are:
William VI. Crowly. past president; Ignace j.
RYAN. president. John W. Nlackey. R. GOtt-
heiner " L. Hsnes, James Reidy. F. Rsb-
stock. f. Primet. NJ. NJ Seibert. J. J. Morgan.
/. l. Hunter. t. O'Learv. DR.. A. A O'NeiL
DIR. Asa ". Collins and DR. L. H Grunig.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
WESTERN STATES LIFE
INSURANCE CLAIM PAID
Check Forwarded for First
Policy to Become PAYABLE

The Western States life insurance
company, which obtained its California
Incense June 25, 1910, has paid its first
insurance claim. Joseph Billings Will
hams of Susanville took out a ss.5OO
policy August s. Before the papers
could be forwarded by mail william
was on his death bed. He died Sep
tember / and check for s3,5OO has
been sent to his widow, Mrs. Theresa
Williams
In addition to its licenses in Cali
fornia, Washington and Oregon the
company has just received a license
from the territory of Hawaii. Because
of the energetic canvass for stock hold
ers the capital of the company is now
considerably oversubscribed
The stock holders number 5000 and
are scattered through nearly every
town In the three Pacific coast states.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
SEATTLE TO HAVE
PANAMA SERVICE
Bates & Chesebrough Line VIII
Run From Puget Sound and
Possibly Portland

The California-Atlantic steamship
company, organized recently by Bates
& Chesebrough, will extend its service
January 1 to include Seattle and prob
ably Portland. The northern ports will
be given the same dispatch service to
the isthmus as has been given San
Francisco. Steamers will run direct
from Seattle to Panama, or at most
with the single stop at Portland
At the same time plans are being
laid to give San Francisco a complete
water service to gulf points, opening
up for California trade the entire Mis-
sissippi valley. The advantages of this
trade will also be extended to the
northwest
WILL RUN TWELVE BOATS
The service as outlined for next year
calls for II boats, exclusive of those
operated by the government on the
Atlantic coast
Through their decision to operate to
the gulf points Bates &s Chesebrough
have opened up "a big new field for
California products. 1t is stated that
at no time in the past has San Fran
cisco been provided with direct steam
ship connections with New Orleans.
This is a route over which the Pacific
Mail has steadfastly refused to operate
for the very obvious reason that the
Southern Pacific, its parent company,
maintains very prosperous rail- line
between here and the gulf.
The California-Atlantic steamship
line is quoting rates to all points on
the Mississippi and into the contigu
Gus territory.
COMPLETES WITH RAILROADS
The company has at the same time
entered into competition with the
transcontinental railroads to Pittsburg
and the manufacturing districts
throughout Pennsylvania.
With the opening of the line to
Charleston a big traffic has been at
tracted in California fruit products and
canned salmon. The railroad rates be-
tween San Francisco and Charleston
have been among the steepest in the
country. Canned salmon moves by rail
to Charleston at s1.10 a hundred. The
Bates q Chesebrough line has billed
a big shipment at 55 cents.
This week will witness the actual
opening of the war between the Pacific
Mail and the California-Atla line
Although the Pacific Mail management
has for 50 years refused TO give the
local merchants a dispatch service to
the isthmus and has maintained that a
10 day trip was impossible, 1T has pre-
pared for just such a service to fight
the Bates & Chesebrough line. 1t has
gone further and has set its sailing
dates one day ahead of the independent
company
special feature Of the new service
will he the opening to San Francisco
merchants of an opportunity to sell
to the canal zone. 1t is stated that
there are now 1000 persons in the
zone, whose wants are supplied almost
entirely from New York. 1t is believed
that San Francisco can obtain the trade
in fruit products meats and vegetables
at the very outset.
The new line is also figuring on the
citrus fruit crop. Experiment Will be
conducted with orange and lemon con-
signments from San Pedro to see how
the fruit will stand the trip through
the tropics
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN
is SHOWING ACTIVITY
All Branches of Work Prosper
at Church

The annual meeting of the officers.
members and pew holders of Calvary
Presbyterian church was held last
Monday evening Preceding the busi-
ness meeting more than zoo sat down
to a dinner in the gymnasium.
Reports from the various activities
of the church indicate a distinct ad-
vance this year in all branches Of the
work. The congregations have never
been so large and many have been
united to the church during the last
year.
Frank Macarthur and Charles Boots
were elected members of the board of
trustees, of which George Mullin Is
president Rev. William RAIDER made an
address
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
BENEDICT WILL CASE
INVOLVES old FEUD
Decision Against Widows De-
murrer Necessitates Exanl-
inatiOn of Facts

Unless a compromise is reached soon.
the family skeleton of Courtland S.
Benedict. the millionaire banker. and
his daughter in law. Mrs. Emily w.
Benedict. will be brought into Judge
Graham's court and exhibited to the
gaping world. The contest that has
been waging since February over the
Sl,O0O,O00 estate of Egbert Judson Ben
edict, husband of Mrs Emily w. Bene-
dict, has so far been confined to a
technical legal battle.
Judge Graham yesterday swept aside
these technicalities, denying the pc
ton of Mrs. Benedict to strike out parts
or the contest and overruling the de-
murrer which she had interposed Mrs
Benedict was given 10 days in which
to file an answer to the contest. thus
placing the case before the court on
It's merits as to facts and compelling
both sides TO go to trial
FATHER DEMANDS HALF
When Egbert Judson Benedict. one of
the founders of the Judson Chemical
company. died at the Fairmont hotel
February 8. he left a will which gave
his entire $1,000, 600 estate to his widow,
Emily Three weeks later the father,
Courtland S. Benedict, filed a contest
to the will demanding that he be given
half of the estate.
Originally the $1,000, 900 belonged to
the first wife of Courtland s. Benedict.
and when she died it was given. with the
husbands consent, to the son, Egbert
The father now contends that since
the son obtained the fortune through
his generosity he is entitled to a S much
OF the estate as he would get if there
were no will. AS Mrs Emily w. Bene-
dict and the father are the only heirs.
each would be given half of the es-
tate.
TROUBLE AFTER MARRIAGE
Mrs. Benedict was formerly the wife
OF John ellison. politician, and mar
RED Benedict at Ell PasO. Tex. in 1905
He was nearly 90 years her junior. The
elder Benedict married his nurse. Miss
Hayes. in 1906. and ever since. it is said
mas been unfriendly with the wife of
his son.
When the trial begins the relation of
these facts to the present contest will
De exposed, and it is beIievd that some
interesting testimony will be developed
MIS- Benedict is now living at the Fair
mont noted on an allowance of $1,000
month from her husbands estate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
DASHING MAJOR PERRY
FACES SERIOUS CHARGE
Accused of Obtaining Money by
False PrefenSeS

Major" Arnett F. Perry who came
prominently into the limelight recently
by passing numerous checks on an
overdrawn account. and who. while the
police were searching for him married
in San Jose Miss Eleanor Havelock. a
former nurse in the Lane hospital here.
is again sought for by the police.
Yesterday a. z. Helmer, 1925 Sacra-
mento street, obtained a warrant from
Police Judge Weller for Perry's arrest
on a charge of procuring money by
false pretenses.
Helmer alleges that on April Is Perry
represented to him that he had the
controlling interest in the Major oil
company of Coalinga. incorporated.
and on that representation, which was
false, Helmer advanced Perry $1O0.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
COURT MARTIALFOR
CAMP ATASCADERO
Officers Appointed to Try Cases
That Arise During Army
ManenverS

A general court martial has been ap-
pointed to meet at Camp Atascadero at
10 a. m, Wednesday. September %. or
as soon thereafter as possible for the
trial of such persons as may be brought
before it.
Following is the detail for the court:
Major Henry Kirby. Eighteenth Infantry
Major Joseph O'Neii. Thirtieth infantry
Captain George " Apple. Fifth held artillery.
Captain William L. Reed Eighth Infantry
Captain James ID. ReamS. THIRTEEN inIantry'
Captain William B. Oracle. Eighth infantry.
First Lieutenant Elliott VI. Norton. Eighth
First lieutenant Philip H. Bsgby. Thirtieth
Second Lieutenant william ". Harris Jr.
second Lieutenant Bruce B. Butler. Thirtieth
second Lieutenant Ebert L. Grisell. Eighth
: second Lieutenant Frederick A Prince. Fifth
First lieutenant Walter H. Johnson. Eighth
infantry judge advocate
William SpiTman. the negro who es-
capped from the general hospital at
the Presidio recently, and his guard.
Forrest W. Brooks. who ran away with
him, will be brought back by special
guard from the Presidio of Monterey
today.
ArtiIlerymen for Islands
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-Four COM
panies of coast artillery will be sent
10 the Philippines next year to relieve
the same number of companies on duty
there. and IT is likely that additional
companies Will also be sent from time
to time as the Manila and Subig bay
fortifcations progress toward compile
tion and barracks and quarters become
available.
Brigadier General Arthur Murray,
chief of coast artillery, is soon TO take
up the selection of the companies for
Philippine service. the first OF which
probably will sail from San Francisco
February ).
When coast artillery companies have
been sent to the Philippines previously.
more than enough officers and enlisted
men have requested the detail and IL
is expected that there will be no lack
of applicants for the companies to be
sent next wear
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing Of the stock holders of the Omega Gold
Mining Company is hereby called and will be
held at the principal office of said corporation
located at 755A Clayton street, San Francisco
California at o'clock p. m. on Monday. Oc.
tober 3. 1910. B. J. RHODES Secretary.
HAVING sold ont my interest I'm the Haigbt ST
Grocery, located at 800 Haight ST corner
WEBSTER. TO G Jeferes. not responsible
for debts contracted by the firm
b. CHRESAND
NoT1CE-The Globe Restaurant 4io DEVISE
dero ST. will change hands on September oe
1910: present bills -
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED proposals will be received by the Com
missioner OF Immigration San Francisco Cal
up 10 p N. Tuesday. October 4 1910 and
then opened. for the construction of twelve or
less. four room cottages. Blue prints and speci.
hcations, together with conditions governing hid
ders. may be obtained upon application 10 II II
North, Commissioner of immigration, San Fran
cisco Cal " = 80
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
LAND COMPANY AGAIN
SUES SELBY SMELTER

The South San Francisco land and
improvement company yesterday fled
a new suit against the Selby smelling
company for S1.770.411. alleged to be
damage caused by the failure OF the
smelling company to erect a plant in
South San Francisco according to plans
that had been proposed In the COM
plant filed yesterday the same charges
are made as in that placed on file two
weeks previous
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
Army and Navy Orders
TSpeciol Disootcb 10 The ColI1

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Arny orders: Ma
jor Haynes will be relieved from duty in the
adjutant generals department upon the eXDira-
tion Of his present leave. and will proceed 70
Fort Baker relieving Major John w Buckman,
Coast Artillery corps. who. being thus relieved.
or upOn the expiration Of any leave OF absence
granted. will proceed to Manila for duty,
Navy orders-Tieutenant Commander W. Fl
Stanley. when discharged from treatment at the
naval hospital at Mare island. will be granted
sick leave for two months.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
SACRAMENTO COUPLE
MARRIED IN THIS CITY
Henry NicoIaus Jr. Claims Miss
Bertha Peart as Bride

Henry Nicolaus Jr. of sacramento
and Miss Bertha Edna Peart, also of
Sacramento, were married yesterday
afternoon in this city by Rev. j. e.
Squires of the Centenary Methodist
church. Nicolaus is a member of the
Sacramento chamber of commerce and
a member OF the Henderson Longton
company, produce merchants of Sac
ramento Miss. Peart is the daughter
of we'll TO do merchant of the capital
city
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
MONEY TO LOAN

AAAA-wE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY; business
CONFIDENTIAL: no charge for application;
nothing taken out in advance; no red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you can get from
SI5.0o-Repay $500 month, $1.00 weekly.
25.Oo-Repay $6.65 month, $1.65 weekly.
$50. .00-Repay $500 month. $500 weekly.
$50. .O0-Repay $i3.35 month. $3.35 weekly.
THE ROYAL INV. CO., $50 PHELAN BLDG.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
POLICE pErAIN HusRANp.Mrs -,

POLICE DETAIN HUSBAND-Mrs. Jane Ned
derson. l54 Missouri street. died at her resi-
dence Friday morning. and as there were black
and blue marks her lower limbs and head
her husband Frederick Nedderson. was ar
rested and viii be detained pending the result
OF the coroner's inquest. The autopsy showed
that the woman died from alcoholism aud cir
rhosis of the live
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
GREATER SAN FRANCISCO CLoAIl

CO., Market and Taylor streets.
An offer of los new fall modeland
sample suits at one straight price
of $1S.75 is bound to attract wide
attention. The styles are ideal The
materials are new They are $50
and $3.50 values. and al s18.75 they
constitute real bargains. just at the
dawn of the fall season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
MINES AND MINING
STOCKS AND BONDS

WE viii sell you % shares OF stock for s.. 900.
take your note for the amount and let you
pay the note from the dividends on the stock:
ia fact viii agree that you never need pay
the note IN any other way. II you want an
slotment on this basis address az once CON
GINENTAL COMMERCIAL CO., st. Louis. No.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
KNIGHTs 10 RECEIyE

KNIGHTS TO REcEIvE-AIameda. Sent "a
The members Of Alameda lodge No 40
Knights OF Pythias preparing for the
first visit OF the Past Chancellors' assoc alton
OF Alameda county. Friday evening Septenl-
Der 80. About 100 past chancell0rs ~ fha
knights Of Pythias win hs n attendance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
INFORMATLON WANTED

MRS. r. e RUIZ please call me soon as possi-
bic. This IS the third time I have tried TO 10
este you and II viii be fle last. Please lot me
know whore vou are. Ny address is 1853 Co
luuhla 81. San Diego Cal. AIFRED RITZ
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

STABBED OVER CARDS-James Phinpsx
lather, living at 500 Lily avenue was treated
by DR.. O'Connor at the central emergency hos
pital last night for two ugly gashes. one be-
tween the ribs and one In the shoulder re-
ceived in quarred during a card game in the
rear Of a saloon at Octavia and Hayes streets
George W. Light. one OF his companions, was
arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
ROos BROS. Market and stockto

ROoS BROS, Market and Stockton.
This house prides itself on the high
quality of it's clothing and quotes
mems suits at SIS, $40, s25 and $50;
overcoats at similar prices, and all
of superior value. There is special
advantage in dealing where the
range of material. weight and color
is wide and the workmanship guar
anteed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
WANTED-OLD GOLD

HIGHEST price paid for diamonds and old gold
SCHoENFELD & CO.. 3s San Pablo av.. OAK
land.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
RERNIER ALLEGES coNsP1RAcY--Ar

Berner brought suit in the superior court yes
terday against Sarah Lund and Joseph McEvoy.
alleging that they have conspired with Sheriff
Finn to deprive him of his interest in the
Clyde apartment house at ia Ellis street
Bernier asked the court to appoint receiver
for the property pending the litigation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

The annual meeting of the odd Fellows Gene
terry Association viii be held on MONDAY
Sept 26. 1910. at a.. m, at the Office OF the
Association. Point Lobos avenue, San Fran
cisco. FOR the election of board OF directors
and such other business as may legally be
brought before #. By order of the board of
directors. WILLIAM r. LUTZ. President.
GFORGr PENNINGTON SecretarH
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
RoRrRT yyATJ.ACE. 14e Gear

ROBERT WALLACE, 146 Geary street.
Special showing and sale this week
of natural gray opossum furs. Neck
fur advertised at S25, with muff to
match at same price. This is a new
fur introduced for the first time this
season and has leaped into popular
favor. Full lines are also announced
of all the popular furs in coats, neck
THE JUVENILE, 130 Grant avenue.
Calling attention to new lines in So
"Rufwear' suits and $3.50 box
overcoats for boys; in tweeds, wor-
steds, herringbon effects and other
popular fabrics.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

PRIVATE and confidential; loans furniture,
pianos warehouse receipts, diamonds and other
security; lowest rates. Rooms 207 and POS,
7s7 Market St, corner 4th; phone Douglass
4040 Home J4020.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
FINEn FOR sELLING CocAINE- OK c,,,onr

Chinese, convicted by Police Judge Con-
Ian yesterday of selling cocaine and was fined
S2oo, with the alternative Of 200 days in jail
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
Guests al Summer Resorts
PARAIso HOT SPRINGS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Miss Elyse Schultz Mrs G Frjcka
VIM A Schultz Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Deaves -
Law Mr.. and Mrs H. c.
z. wallach Hamilton
1ord II. Wef1en Frank Krauer
David j. Costello James T. Donovan
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. A. Zsnone
Robinson L. c. Brandt
MIS-. j. NJ. Robinson Fl. j. Hastings
Mrs. Charles Geddes Miss Alvira Levy
Master Billie Geddes Eugene Moran
Miss Isabel Geddes Jack Duncan
A. r. Patrick D. NJ Langley
c. B. Morganthaler Miss Mary langley
Mrs. NJ. f. VOlz James c DUMMY
DIR. and Mrs. E. Top Mr.. and Mrs G. Fl
ham Austin
Captain and Mrs. John Miss Genevieve AuStfn
Mooney
From other places-NIr. and Mrs. E. J. Mar
chand William Hyse. Hayward; NJ r. Sneden
Niles; Karl T. Romie. F. E. Romie DR. n
Irwin. DIR. 5. Platt. OakIsnd: Mr. and Mrs "
A. stanton and two children. Mrs. G.. F. Me-
Carthy and child. Charles A. Bertnett. San
Mateo; Captain and Mrs J. C. HOFFMAN. Isp
nieia; MIR. and Mrs. W. ]. Ferguson San Jose
". E. Benedict Alameda: Rev. Joseph O'RieIlv'
Castroville; Mrs. Rosie Peters. Miss Peters San
Ramon; j. J. McChesney. Tres Pinos; r. Soto
Nepdmo; Mrs. John Archer. Miss Archer Ss
linas; B. T. Waldo. Ben Lomond: NJ R Tettu-
Mich. Watsonville. Bert Murphy, Fresno; R. C.
Bergwin Winnemucea.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

STRATTON'S, 136 Geary street. The
overcoat sensation of the year is
offered Monday morning in another
arrival of Teddy Junior overcoats at
So. These stunning coats for little
fellows, 215 to 10 years, are made of
all wool tweeds and cheviots in all
the new browns, tans, grays, navys
and blues
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT

HOUSE, Market near Jones street
$3.50, 1895 and s14.95 are the
three magnetic prices placed on a
great showing of tailored suits of
fered at special sale Monday and
this week. New fall coats in great
variety are also listed for Monday
selling at prices from So upward.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

building. 764 Market street The
Slender Foot" is the topic of dis
course today by which this house in
PRODUCES to the public its stylish and
elegant lines of shoes. The special
offer listed is a satin de laine suede
boot for ladies who care for fashion
and fit. This is presented as the
most genteel suede boot made The
price is SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

Any woman can. marry any man she
wants-if he is willing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
MONEY WANTED


WILL PAY PER CENT INTEREST on 3 year
loan Of $4,000: security to be first mortgage
$4,000 residence property just being com
pleted: II you want something absolutely safe
here is opportunity; will pay interest
monthly II preferable. Address owner, box
309l. Call office. Oakland.
$4,000 wanted on second mortgage tor year;
interest per cent net downtown story
brick building. renting for 81, 900 per month;
value Of the property over 5000, 000 first mort
gage of ss5. 600 held by life insurance com
psnT; interest 70 be paid monthly; brokers
need answer; will not pay any commission.
Box 201S. Gail office
AMOUNTS. $500 10 S35 600 for hest Of mort
cages. at Z. s, p. G; at Z. $13 600. $4,000.
$4,000 business blocks: 81 800. 81 800.
$500, at Q. Dc RAY SMITH, 10l5 Broad
way. Oakland.
WANTED-S6O. 600 at per cent on prominent
corner. close in; gilt edged guaranteed lease
shows income equivalent to II per cent on the
loan: no agents. Box 2265 Call office.
I WANT to borrow 500 on my city real estate
which is worth S1.500 VIII give per cent
and pay all expenses. Box 224o. Call office.
WANTED S25OO on timber land and mill s
per cent: property worth $4,000 principals
only. Address box 2274. Call office.
PRIVATE party wants $4,000 to 50. 500 on new
home BOX 3107. Call office. Oakland.
WANT $4,000 on beautiful home; close in.
TsoN 2f0S Can Office. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
1. MAGNIN & Co. Grant av

I. IAGNIN & Co, Grant avenue and
Geary street. The new handkerchief
department will open Monday with
many special sales to impress its
usefulness fully on the public mind.
There are also special sales in Ital-
ian Venetian silk vests at S1.55 the
very newest hand bags at $3.50. So
and $3.50. and a most complete line
Of leather shopping bags at S1.95.
$3.50. $3.50 and up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

SOMMER & KAUFMAN. $50 to $40
Market and 119 to 125 Grant avenue
Calling attention to patent colt Ro-
man sandals, a beautiful hand turned
boot for street or house wear 1t is
priced at SIS. Ladies' gunmetal calf
button shoes are also featured at
$3.50.
KOENIG SHOE CO., corner Kearny and
Post streets. Introducing the most
famous orthopoedic shoe for men. 1t
is priced at $3.50, and comes in all
sizes, to IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-10
ARTE L|R|CO
LO QUE CUESTA LA OPERA
Y V 4

Los espectaculos de opera en- las nacio-
les europeas reciben generalmente una
subvenci6n anual de los gobiernos
La Opera de Paris tiene 100000 fran
COS; la Real Opera de Berlin, 1.250000
frances; la de Dresde, 100000 frances
la de Munich, 321500 frances; la de
.Wiesbaden, 100000 frances; la de Pra-
ga, 10 mismo, la de Darmstadt, 321.000
frances. En- fin, la opera Imperial y
Real de Viena no tiene sino 100000 fran
COS, pero los deficits son cubiertos por
ei i~tesoro imperial privado.