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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
RURGLARIES AND THEFTS.

The apartments of Frederick Hollender, at No. 81
Fourthst entered by burglars Sunday night
escaped with watch and iewelry valued at sos.
The sorehouse OF Mark Murdo at No. 235 South Fhays
entered by sneak thieves Friday night, and cheese
valued at 900 carried away.
Detectives Zundt and LOODey arrested Peter Riley ana
James Corners Futonst Brooklyn, on saturday night
They had property in their possession which ns
pected had been stolen. AT their house in Hcks near
Pesidentst trunk found containing 10 pet Of satin
and $50 pieces OF pebble goatsn in all valued at 81 900 which
they admitted had been stolen Om cellar at Lawrence
and Myraye 1t learned that it had been placed there
for keeping by August Schoenemann liquor dealer Of
FultOnst His brother nlaw Of the same name Ninth
bankrupt the Trunk 10 HIM portion bis propertv
had put into the hands of his wife. NewYo{
chOenemann but refused to identify the g,s
night until Superintendent Campbell threatened 20 ock
up and aitcrwad take him into court He then said he
tie Of the property lie Is manufacturer Of lew
siycrware tie business being
by his wife In Fourteenth ST., New York.
The pgoricOrs of the Windsor Hotel
vile yesterday and told Justice Kbreth that FOR
past many tes linen, towels articles
the hotel As IL thought Catherine
Brudy, servant the thie she was arrested her
homC t3t First several towels and plOwMsey
bearing hotel mark found Detective Smith Only
recovered about $40 worth Of the missing property The pro-
prlciors ostnae their loss In all at over ~ U.
Residents Of wards much annoyed by the depre
datous organized gang Of chicken thieves who operate
aer wagon load " fowls are frequently carried
nge night AT the FOrham Police Court % VI
MAJ aIders have been committed within week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
- naYoNNE INcENDIARIEs DETECTED.
A confession BY THE PRINCIPAL CRIMINAL.

A confession BY IHE fhiNlIFA N"A'di>HL'
The citizens of Bergen Point in the First
Ward OF Bayonne who have been much excited since the
,ncendiary attempt upon Devlan q TeaPs store at
that place week ago last sunday, were greatly relieved
yesterday morning by the news that tne hcenolafies
had hcer arrested Chief OF Police Whitney OF Bayonne
and his men have been keeping careful watch every
night. On Sunday morning at o'clock Chief Whitney
was at Cottage-st and Avenue ID, Bayonne, when he
observed suspicious movements in the small building
occupied by Julius snyerstone, lad of H. and bis
brother Louis snverstone, q taors shop. or late
Louis has been working in New-Bunswick, but has
bean IN the habit Of paying weekly yklIs 70 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE limited STATES NAVY.

THE UNITED STATES NANl'
uNrAvoRABLE IMPRESSIONS AS TO ITS CONDITION
A CoMMoDoREs OPINION OF oNE-IHlKD OF i"A
VESSELS.
I'm reply to the inquiry of the Naval Com-
,ntee into the present degree OF EMERGENCY Vi no "
sells of war compared with the principal powers OIL no
world and the reason Cor the comparison being uniVo
sblc whether in construction, machinery materials or
IN want OF harmony Of ship building the oihcefs 90 not
give very favorable impression Of the present cohuiou
nj the vessels ordnance, machinery, AMI other equip
ments OF the United states Navy The general opinion
was that the navy Of today was particularly uei'c'No
I'm the specd OF its vessels and this defect was accounted
for rising from the fact that the navy itself had failed
10 recognize that tins peculiarly an era OF steam anu
The enteavor 10 combine in one bottom saihhG 'e'
and steamer was not only mpractic"be' nut nnPoSS
bic The American naval vessels were dehoin'h"''u
"scarccrows, they could not compare WIN ''oSo VI
foreign navics either speed or battery; ana I'll cse "a
war with any OF the great naval powers, tins country
would have few vessels that could successio! coh'H"
with or run away nom one OF their vessels O. Si'.
class armed with rifle guns. Few OF American nav"
vessels, il stated, can reach ana maintain " Si' VI
9knotS, and 1t Is rare 'Hlu' 10 uii' 0"' '''' "
Knots 49,, ,mrro,inr every wear in the
Nscucv Of their navy the United States 1t Ia said
seems 10 be reuogradinc. or at least not Improving.
Though the general impression seems to he that most u
the vessels IN commission. especially those recently
built, will compare faVcrahy WIN th"se VI " WI
spending class in the naves Of the principal POWERS o
the world in the matter of force atOat tins country Is
sadly deficient in comparison, ranking no msha 'n'u
The sixth or eighth naval Power. The eight soopSol-
war authorized by Congress IN 1873 VIII De wen au"'
foseht cruisers aud viii carry very rcspeclaoe oa'-
terry One officer says of them In their rigs they arc
as diverse as Fastaf-s toowcrs-smps barkS' oarken-
tines and schooners" In the building OF monitors II Is
asserted the United States has failed to produce 'o
ough seagong clad. this, il Is thought Is not 10
no regretted as the opinion Is becoming prevalent that
sea operations in future viii be carried ON IN wooden
OF lightly armored vessels aided by rams while coast ana
harbor work will DC cOnGded 10 monitors torpedoes' ana
rams The following is abstract Of the strength Oh
the navy as shown by the Navy Register OF JAN l. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
AN INCIDENT OF THE MOHAWK DISASTER.

Thorwald ThOrgussen, one OF the quarter
masters Of the yacht Mohawk, whose statements in re-
gard to his conduct the time of the disaster were con
radcted by Col Schuyler Crosby has made an affidavit
I'm which he declares that all his testimony at the coro
ners inquest was true but that his grief and excitement
prevented his giving it fully as he should otherwise
have given It, He asserts in this anidayit that after
emerging from the cabin OF the yacht through the sky
light he swan for one Of the little boats that had
from another yacht TO give assistance. While he
thus swimming felt seize his left foot and
this nearly pulled him under water. He released him
self and found that the person who had asped his foot
Was Miss May He tried " swim with her " boat but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
TIE ELIZABETH BANK AFFAIR.

E.P. Williams, the dry goods merchant,
whose oycrdrawn the Of Cashier Far
banks, trouble taken before United states Commits
sioncr Whitehead in Newark yesterday for examination
on a charge OF conspiracy. He was bailcd IN $1,000
The officers decided upon iusttuns crihna! pro
cccIinss in order to secure payment OF their ctn of
$4,000 III iull before any other creditor was allowed
percentage i'm ease they could prove conspiracy In
addition 10 the amount Williams obtained IN dn irregular
way ne had $4,000 worth Of paper discounted Dy the
directors, all OF which Is good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

A committee of Cornell University gradu-
ates met at No 200 Broadway yesterday to axe meas
ures for forming permanent alumni Organizations thcH
action 10 be subject 10 the ratification of the regular
body of alumni who will meet At the place Friday.
IL was thought advisable Include in the association all
who having been members of the university. are now
living in tins city vicinity, whether graduate or not
4 constitution and bylaws drafted, which, to-
ccthci with the OF the officers nominated ~ Tue
committee will he reported 10 the meeting Fuday II
/, proposed to obtain at once cluroui, aciIoh tue
SO Coruel men now living IN New-l Orh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
ROWING AGAINST TINE.

J. C. Gilbert of this city, formerly member
OF the Guck Boat Club champion four, viii undertake
to row sheephead Bay to Long Branch and return
on Aug T. In six hours. winning champagne supper If
he succeeds He recently rowed from shcepshead Bay
10 the lightshp and back in hours and "A minutes.
One OF Gibcrs friends offered To wager $500 that he
would succeed in the attempt to Ia Long Branch IN
the specified time aud the bet has been accepted Gil
bert Will row cedar shell - feet long, ii inches
wide, aud Weighing % pounds. The start VIII he made
"A : Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
TIE TALLMADGE GOODS.

Sheriff Loyerty of Jeryy City received yes
telday morning the following dispatch from the Chief OF
Police of Chic,gJ: Eve on the track OF about
$4,000 worth of goods obtained BY Talmadgc Coz but
cannot seize them wihoat authority. You lad better
send parties at to identity property ana prose
cute" Sheriff Loycrty wcr, requested mn 10 hod
the 20 ds AMI put himself IN communication WIN
some OF ihc NcU-l0rk creditors one "I N."m -,ti'd Al
once for Chicago Coroner Cannon 81 jersey cry yes
tcray rcpcyucd 80 Of castor OIL Ia The laundry al
No us Nasuin.tuusj hron-ug 10 III. j. Baker u Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
EFFECTS OF THE WEATHER on HEALTH

A lecture on the effects of the weather on
health was delivered last evening at No o. Mddisonst
by DR. william +. ThOms. President Of the New-iork
Nautical School. After explaining the composition Of
the mir the lecturer stated that barOnctrca changes In
the atmo phcre had little influence on the human Sys-
tenn "a the elasticity of the air kept up an equilibrium
throughout the human body. Extreme heat aud cold
had the most marked effects health Here the lecturer
illustrated by means of charts the relation of mortality
"a the changes in temperature. The charts show that
hiyb te!aperatlre combined witlsmean humidity pro-
duce a great increase In mortality. The lecturer
also showed by another chart that there Is
a great difference in the relative death rate In
the various wards OF the city, tho rate in the
First Ward being three times great rs in the Fifteenth
This great difference Dr. IhOu described to the absence OF
foliage in the First Ward and the greater degree OF heat
prevailing there that account. Tie lecturer also
stated that electricity hada great influence ON htdlli
All living bodies developed electricity IN small quant
ties and plants developed 1t when the, gave OH caibCnlc
acid The evaporation Of liquids caused cndngc IN inc
electrical condition OF the atmosphere. The prInClpi
source of atmOs Pherc electricity, however, was the
action OF Vegetation. Wherever electricity was devc
Oted health and happiness found, and when 1t
absent, disease aud death prevailed This point was
Illustrated hy chart, which showed that where there
was vegetation eiectri:y and purify the air tie
iaIity was very email. and where there no yegct
ton The mortality greater than III any other part OF
the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

Morgue yesterday that of Cornelius Murphy of No n
Mulbeuyst His widow stated that he left home about
O'Clock Saturday night to be shaved He met ends
and about O'Clock in the morning Sunday
Gated refused for coffee and cakes that he had
at No. 160 SOuhst. He elected from the
and in the darkness umbled of the pier opposite Wa
drowned
At the Yorkve Police Court yesterday, Micbae,
Daley committed in default Of bail charged with
stlbbng Robert Lee OF No. 339 East Thirty fourth
Mrs Mary Nevns OF West sixty made Complaint
against Michael Gavan the contractor FOR blasting the
Eeyenh-ave, between Sixtyfourth and Sixty STA
She said the blasts were not properly covered and that
sequence her windows being continually broken An
examination will take place this Afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
DISEASES CT MEN.

The importance Of the healthness OF the nervous
system cannot DO Overestimaet; Its power over life
and death anil the direct bearing when u, has Oh
human happiness seems TO be recognized It's eaPaout y
pOWCrs the importance 81 It's hentntul
scry alton moderate uses c danger % oNeItaNng u
whether through thought sdy or Intense appheauon IN
the conduct O complicated and mOlt.
tos business interests by the excessive Indulgence OF the
yIOpeucs " the system All ines" are proper
subjects cOnsiy ration. ~ also the 6uoNedgc OF Wut
and when these exist ne asote
OF promptly seeking advice from an expert NC iOr
long series OF has Devoted MS Noc uihe .i a
ton study iuvcStg CATION agd treatment o all me ms
OF this important department. TO accurately Ge'elno
The diseased conditions their nature. causes and olsl.
aud Who nom his cuCe aud pfsce, mas
10 discover the deTan ment and As promptly aphy
the remedy thus avoiding the painfully SOW feeling asa ~
TRUTH common 10 the Inexperienced and 50 annoying ~ ns
patient who naturally, wants 20 know without dtl va.
l. matter the extent Of the arrangement the proOapu'
OF rucuperatiOu and the time required. ..,..,
strkug example OF the value 81 experience and prac'
observation wei the usefulness OF thc prompt aplnt
ton Of suitable remedies Is ioaud IN The important stss.,
but abroad that large proportion o lueo
mental disturbance and absolute INSANITY
neutly who are placed under treatment WITHIN S'
after the hrSt symptoms have manifested themselves ex
II the intellectual Departmental the brain has m ,bs
haused by intense mental Application depTSlhg n,Spnsth
power of connected thought n can only recover s
by being fed and nOurishcd by the use OF
cmatc methods IL IL precisely 80 I'm every other
whether Of appetite propensity, or passion sa Means r
bringing them from their OverwOrhed ana can
lions The importance OF this branch o' medical
OF family names securing of hereditary titles anu Wv
tentiou Of estates IN the same family
From a long and largo experience IA tius atom
ahe command by success the halAiu
OF .nms OF The first families IN the city and nation
tainy can communicate much 10 cultSa mh he over.
with my practical experience ~ What and hs
ueans Of recovering their powaTH whether Of Dr~n spP
propensity, or passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
THE TWEED JUDGMENT.
INABILITY OF THE SHERIFF TO FIND PROPERTY TO
SATISFY IT-FUETHFR TEOCEEpINGs

SATISFY IT-FUETHFR PROCEEDINGS.
Sheriff Conner has transmitted to the
Acknowledgement a communication, in thc nature ot
return in the matter Of tho execution in,t william ~
Tweed in the 81 100000 judgment rendered 10y Judge
Westb.ook Although in eject the return IS necessarily
"No goods found" tine property Of Tweed having been
nut out OF his uame the Sheriff asks instructions as to
long list Of elects disposed of, with view to suits Tor
their rcpleyin If advisable, lis pcadc"s having been
originally med in the sherns Office IN the premises
Snould an execution order for the body Of Tweed be
issued now the question OF the liability or deiaut oi 'hc
sheriff would come up. But as Tweed was held on
preliminary order Of arrest ~ civil suit the bearing OF
Iis c,cgc anon the Sheriff. iidultv could only DC meas
ur,d in damages 10y verdict Of jury as To the possible
recovery On the Judgment by tie cly II the person ni
Tweed could now be produced. The removal on me
Shc,lT nv The Governor CHARGES when tls STAGE "I
the case snail he reached, has h,cu disposed OF as lc
cablc since tie sheriff. term Of ohce ends with tniS
wear and t would almost lWpors NE 10 MI vacancy
Tor 9s short time when the liabilities are 80 vast ana
Whom the business % liusaus would be seriously as
turUcd by the change ,, 49,.
PrYrce,liugs AGAINST the estate OF Tweed conveyed TO
his son Richard and others and conveyed or lorc"scd
to various VIII probably be under way as soon a.
the courts reasscnole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
ppoNrNENT ARRIVALS.
PK)Ml NrSNi hhh' 4N
- ma Tba Hon Robert C. Winthrop

Fifth 4renue Hoie-The Hon. Robert I. WIn' lrtT
~ Mlsachusetts the Yry Rev. Dean Montgomery ot Conn.,
ban gh prof G. Archer OF the BilIs pathcder
o, sinn col Daniel McClUrr and Col. Rcbard n
~ HN Farm Won OeItzen Of Prussia John g. Prest Oh
81 Louis and Richard e. Mccormick, secretary o. c
U,au JdHles
man Moses " Field Michigan ualo" Stoe t tfo5sc
Jnsn,rtor Edward Foster, u g Navy 10
Henry r. PursJn Albany ST. Nicho,ts nyI ~ Gin
semi A. Potter T.. s. Army, aud Judge AntS 81 The
ciit,,G Vr,r y0rE Hntei-Capt James ktnheh! vi ,i'
s"anshp Cty OF Montreal. Windsor Hotet.P A. Ca'
psruyIau Consul At - Thomas StHTtscd Hyto, 49,
tomnIani,I. Joh e. kounett e. = Navy C0,aGH H ii
Gen. Joan G. l0Dlhsoh 4 t ,iI ~ ~ MEXICO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
BASE BALL.

The Buckeyes OF Columbus, Ohio, and the
Rochester Club played yesterday III the latter city The
game resulted in victory for the Buckeye Club by a
score OF 10 10 2.
A fine game was played Mt Orange, N. D.,
Yesterday between the Carbondale Club and the Orange
Club There were ~ innings played and the stood
) " 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
NEw-YUKK DAILY TRIBUNE

was sinking when John Peterson, OF the sailors Oh
the Mohawk assisted i'm. boat from the yacht Phhl-
e1is sen VS. af1rrward taken by of the Magcs
boats and declares that after ycsing himself OF super
nuous clothiug he swan back To the Mohawk IN AM
davit by John Peterson the sailor, supports the ahda'e
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
AN IMposToRs PRETENDED REFoRMArloN.

AN IMPOSIORS Jll.li-'DisD Mr. Ois'A-hi ip-''
A Young man who at various times has called
himself George Raymond Du Bois, Walters, aud various
other Names was arrested and taken before slpeiln-
tendent Waling yesterday morning, charged by MI WI
aus OF the Thryourth street Gospel Tent, and others
connected With the missionary enterprise with s"lndhg
them of various sums Of money. He represented thdt
he had become converted showed forged letters repre-
seuting himself be deserving of assistance aud to be
trulv petent In this manner ne obtained money from
several persons at the tent, representing that IL WOud
enable him TO get into business The amount thus OBJ
tanned stated TO be considerable lie was recognized
y Superintendent Walling an Old offender, and was
locked up at Police Headquarters. As he was having bis
uc;ure taken Detective Lyons recognized the prisoner as
a pcrson whom Prior Simon had made inquiries about,
and had engaged to meet last Thursday IN sGuihst
having been sWiudlcd 10y the young man. ana desiring 10
tel him his opinion Of HIM. Detective Lyons "a" Mr.
simon on Thursday morning, III Coentlesslip gong III
inc direction of South-~t since that time Mi simon has
NOT been seen nor heard from, and II IS Thought Kay
moud m Y know something about the cause OF the
missing mans disappearance c.. ~
At the Tomhs Police Court yesterday Sepumus T.
Williams Assistant Treasurer Of The Young Mems
Christian Association, preferred char-e against Ray
mOud of having by means Of forged letter urporuug
10 be written 10y H. T.. Gilbert of No III broadway, OBJ
tanned from railroad ticket tur Washington Ray
nond was required TO give bail III $1,000 to answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

A lady who had been teaching her little
.o.-year-0ld the clements OF arithmetic astOunded
by his Running and propOundDg the following problem
Mamma, you had three butterflies, and each butterfly
had bug in his ear how many butterflies would you
nave - Tue mother il still at work the problem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
DIR. RiDWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteless elegantly coated for the cure OF all dis
orders ~ stomach liver bow els kidneys bladder nervous
headache constipation costivenes- dys'
pesil uuusues bilious fever Inflammation OK the bowels,
piles aud all arrangements OF the internal yscera warranted
PRICE IS GENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
TUESDAY, AUGUST ], 1877
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY.
Ga H. So Noon 67o. Bpm. 90. Mio n co.
Highest during the day. 90 loves, o.
Average &C.. Same day, $780, f42'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

If some ingenious chemist had long since
f. vented method OF preparing MILK OF MAGNEsIA, 1t would
by this time have been the drug Of the period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
Announcements.

LUNpBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath ghtiu substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

DYSPEPSIA, Debility, and Female Weaknesses
are cured ~ taking the PERUVIAN SYRUP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

had away and she was reported to be LEAKING
OF the crew the Success The boat was
alongside twice. Capt West refused TO leave MS
manning on mate and two men Inc see
ond mate said slight and that It's cause was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEST FARMs.-A public meeting was held Satur-
day evening which resolutions passed denouucns
chemical engine stationed West almost uso
less urging the Fire Commissioners OF NewYork
the fire engine which recently taken
committee appointed To call upon the Commissioners
POLICE NOTES.
The body of the man who was drowned on Sunday
morning At pier NO -. last River, Identified ~ The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

rxv,voRABLE IMPRESSIONS AS TO ITS CONDITION
coMMopoRns OPINION OF oSE-THlRD OF THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

HOBoREN-Louis King, e ., Of No. 33 Ihird-St.,
vas All ell yesterday morning by horse belonging to Charles
for.ra1 flour dealer OF NewI Ork Tie animal being
harucss,d alley when It became fr gGtened and
rushed down ThldL The child playing IN the street IA
front Of the Lutheran Church and unable % escape
-ud hoDt and its brains dashed
uu Tie curb horse dfterw ard 80 badly hurt that
was found necessary 10 shoot H.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-11
ID "A ~ OH a. .
Can't. Morse.


wit sail between the Puris 81 SAN FRANCISCO.
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA and DEPARTURE BAY. ss
per following Time Tables connecting al Victoria
with steamers Ter NA>AIMo. NEW WESTMiN-
STIR. YALE. FRAZER RIVER. sud with Puget
Sound Mail stssmsss for other Ports sna At NEW
TACOMA with Northern Pacific Railroad for
PORTLAND. ASTORIA. and all other inpartan.
points ia Oregon.
Through Tickets Sold a. principal Stations on
Northern Pacific. Oregon aud Cslifornia Railroads,
snd principal landings an Calamhia and william
ests Rivers. Tickets iuciuae Meals sHd BeFths
oR PAeiae Mail steamer.
THE CITY OF PANAMA will leave san Fran.
ei~co oct. 9Th. Nov. a0th, bee 9th. Dve 5oth
sud fan. -soth arriving at Seattle Nov. a,i New
35th. Dee, 18th. jan sth. snd Lar. aSsh. Return.
sag she viii leave seattle the same lsy of her sr.
Ftvat for NIytortx. ~hgncs She will sail ssar san
Franchise NOV. NH. pcs. isi. Dee 3ist Jan. isth
AMI Feb, an, isTT
THE ptkOTA will leave san Fr,aeiseo Nov
Elsh. Nov. suth Dee. Nth. Jan iOsh aud Jan
seth .rrixiug 81 sasstls. New 18th pec s,h
nee a5te Jan 18Th and fsh sth and arriv !ng at
olytnpts Nov. iith. pec eth. pcc sTta Jan Ifth
and feh, Tth Returning. she viii leave OLYMPIA
Nov. 18th. psc sth, Dee 3sth Jan 18th ssd Fsh
sta. and leAye sssttle Nov. 10 h. nec 9th De-
Path Jan. 18Th and Feb sfh, fot NictoriS from
whence shs stli sail to san fFAmcis,n the same
dsy.
riCkEFs- rhruaSh Ccuron Tickets viii p.
.slA ~ ,lss Different Transportation Companies
fsota fortl@ua t. ssh frsnstsso. these Coupons
will ~ soc~t IN Puget seuna Mai ssssussrS from
Tscoms g. Victoria
Ttehsts are good enly for the steamer. they arr
purchased fer ana u,s transferable ard If
they t~aT. WILL h rsfaSsa and fun :arv col-
tss-.ea
frvssh, fa Olympia vlii emily he delivered by
the Dakota II l.. TfBHAI.s Agent