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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

SATURDAY, October Z, 1852.
October 6-Annie c. Weeks and others to Edward
7. Weeks-Lot 7, in block bounded by F, G,
Eighteenth aud Nineteenth streets grant
october 6-S. L. Hunt to Sarah j. Hunt-North
half OF lots and 4, in block bounded by G, H.
Twenty-second and Twenty-thrd streets, city ;
grant.
october 6-SIrah j. Hunt to Joseph F. Hill
Same as preceding; 5000.
September 23-jacob 5. Philippi to Isaac Phippi
Northeast quarter section %, also portion of north
half OF south half section %, township 10 north
range east, 26i acres; 81 900.
October "A. A Nordyke to George W Har.
low-Portion OF Rancho Rio de los Americanos
known on the map as wilcox, l72.46 A." 81 326
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

Z STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES If
4 you are so unfortunate to require them.
With mind ulatur.i aud enriched By Studies OF an
advanced ORDER can safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that can.
not treat to successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist you. My
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. l am now able to treat you with tho
certainty of success No case peculiar TO your deli.
cate organism is beyond my sure control
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior TO any
offered heretofore Wa e warranted TO have the
desired effect in all cases.
Those OF the public who need sly services can de-
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates
address particularly those who have been In.
jured by youthful indiscretions, and thos, who
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, If they prefer consult me
by letter. detailing the mptoms OF the disease or
trouble, and receive medicine by express with full
instructions. All letters must be directed TO j. II.
JosSELYN, N. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated in all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis Send
iof book. Comfortable apartments for patients at
my lnfrmary (when Gssired), With experienced
nurses.
Consultation Psrlors 226 Suffer street, adioinin.
the Young Mems Christian Association Buding
Office hours-From A. NJ. TO P NJ
MY Diploma hangs Ia my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by all newsdealers.
J. n. J0ssEEyS, N.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
Fatal Biow-Toun Crowded-DIvorce


SEATTLE October 7th,-Oa Sunday last
two logeers At Point Lighthouse. near Port
Gamble, got to qusrreling over trifiipg mat.
ter. Gray, one of the two, sized club and
struck the other, named Ness. over the head,
knocking him senseess. The hurt was ser;.
GUS one, and Ness was brought here on Mon.
day and plscsd in the hospital, where he died
yesterday from the effects. GRAY was ny.
rested at Port Gamble, and will be brought
here for tIial.
The town is SO full. and the people are com.
ing here fast, that it is i'm possible TO provide
suitable Accommodations for all APPLYING
The hotels turn away people every day. and
considerable numher Of persons a:e now
csmped in tents in the outskirts agaiting
the completion of houses now bulldog.
The Districs Court viii convene here next
Monday. The proceedings will ircluie about
175 divorce eases-A figure more ger erons n an
ususl
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"a Wintry blasts have announced that
WARM SUITS are already needed The ques-
ton is, where shall those who wish to buy, buy?
The best answer we know of cannot be put on
paper 1t would be sight-a look through our
CLOTHING STOCK, and a comparison of the
style and quality of our goods with those of
other peoples-oF OUR PRICES AND THEIR PRICES.
We propose to spread the fame of this Depart
ment through faithful, untiring service, and to
send out only such goods as will bring us a
larger and frmer trade in the future Nearly all
of the following goods came last week:
We can imagine the need of nothing finer than
our FRENCH CREPE OVERCOATS
Beside the rich character of the goods, they
sk-faced, with satin serge lining and
velvet collars all sizes Price $3I co.
A rare and handsome shade of brown, in
RIBBED CASHMERE OVERCOATS,
stylishly cut Price, $40. Pipe. seams, with
silk facings.
GENUINE IRISH FREEZE OVERCOATS,
$50 SO. Will last lifetime
SMOOTH-FINISHED MELTON OVER
COATS, $40.
HEAVY BLUE CHINCHILLA ULSTERS,
with fancy backs. Fore lining of the same
goods $40.
Large Mems HEAVY HONEYCOMB CASSI-
MERE OVERCOATS; size, AZ to 48.
Price $40.
SEAL BROWN CORDUROY SACK SUITS.
SII IS
SCOTCH CHEVIOT BUSINESS SUITS,
with silk facings, $18 So
FINE BLACK WORSTED SACK SUITS,
$I7 So
SILK-LINED MOHAIR SACK SUITS,
$27 So
NEAT DARK CASHMERE SACK SUITS,
with stout lining, $40.
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NEVADA.
Brakeman Killed.

RENO. October Sth.-A brakeman named
Thomas Gregor fell from the west bound
freight train and was run over and instantly
killed at Hot Springs to-day.
Probably DrOwned-An Improbable Job.
VICTORIA October 7th.-A few weeks since
young German started in an open boat for
San Juan Island. He was accompanied by
five men, who were engaged to work at the
Emekiln en- the island. Since that time
nothing has been heard of the boat Or its oc.
cupants, and it is feared that they have met
with a watery grave.
Burglars secured an entrance to the iron
warehouse of Matthew s. Richards last night,
and broke open Tilton l. Mcfarland and
Wolyerhampton safe. They got nothing fer
their pains, as the safes contained only books.
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Boys School, Play
and Dress Suits
MEN OF THE HOUR.

him by the quoted name for the sake of con-
veBience. He does believe a great many
thiree, of course, but he does not believe the
doctrines Of Christianity. He allows wide
margin for what he regards as Ct rknow.
able" and may hence be called an Agnostic
but accepts the scientific theory Of Evolution
as true, and is said 70 be believer ia the
principles of Spiritualism. Tha peculiarities
OF the man are best shown in connection with
the leading facts of his life. Bennett.
was born in New York State. Springfield, on
the 231 of December, 1878. He ia best known
to the American public as having undergone
imprisonment for the sale of certain
pamphlet His troubles with Anthony Com.
stock and the "Society for the Suppression
OF Vice" of which Mr.. Comstock is Secre.
tsry, began in the year 1877, when he was
arrested for the sale of two certain tracts,
but the case was dismissed. TIE next wear
he WAC again arrested on a similar charge, but
the case was not brought to trial a third
attempt to bring about his imprisonment was
success ful. On June ), 1879, he was SEN
fenced to thirteen months imprisonment and
to paw fine of $500. He was released April
20, 1880, a few days after which a reception,
attended by many conspicuous men, was &C.
corded him in Chickering Hall, New York
city. The Benrest case divided public cpin-
ion % matter OF course. Ha is regarded By
many as having been the victim Of an un-
seeunly and cruel per ecution. In August,
1880. he eat as United States delegate ST
the International Congress CT Fresthinkers
in the city of Brussek. His observations OF
what he saw in Europe during his absence
were published in big paper. and afterward
as a volume
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SUPERIOR COURT,
DEPARTMENT ONE e. r. Bush, Judge.

DEPARTMENT oNE-E. r. Bush, Judge.
SATURDAY, October :, 1882.
The People vs.. Mike Gallagher, information
Tried and convicted OF burglary in second degree
Sentence deferred until October 10th
DEPARTMENT TwO-DENsoN, Judge
Estate OF Edward Mckinley, deceased-Motion to
Yacate order OF submission Oyerruled and denied.
Matter of the guardianship Of William ard Annie
Tracy-T NJ. Tracy appointed guardian Bond
1000.
Germania Building and Loan Association vs. John
Wsgner-Ordered that referee pay over all MONEYS
in his possession to plaintiff
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Campaisn Meetings-Items from Oregon
The Arizona Iadian Agent Matter -
Suicide nj San Jase-A wealthy Truekee
Brewer I'm TroubIe-slight Earthquake
Shock - Row Among Cinnamon - a
FORMER San franciscan Found Dead at
Chicaso-Presbyfer.an sYnsd-Efc.
DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND sUNDAYI
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PAIGE's Select Overland Excursion to
points East, via Southern route, leaves Oc.o-
Der Slst. For psrti ,nlars address No. New
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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LAST OF THE SEAsoN.-The last excursion
to Monterey and Santa Cruz for this season
will take place next Sunday. The train viii
leave the Southern Pacific Railroad, broad
gauge depot. Fourth and Townsend streets,
at 7:30 A. NJ
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esday. October 11th, 200 dozen
ne china dinner plates viii be
ale at Alderman & Co.'s for 70
-kper dozen; usual price 81 %.
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ESPECIAL olosir -out sale of lamps of
every description, IN Wednesday, October
11tb, st Ackermsn's 1929 street.
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EXTRA choice Mountsin Butter, in rolls
and frkins, sold cheap. G.. w. Chesley. 81
Front street
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PAGES Select Overland Excursion to
points East. via Southern route. leaves 0cto-
S,er 31st Tor particulars address No. New
Y street. San Francisco.
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"DoNT DIE in the house." Rough on
Rats" clears out rats, mice, flies, reaches,
bedbuys. 10 cents.
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For fever and sgtA liver complaint, etc..
physicians recommend IAL Bitters.
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ATTEND the mammoth sale of lamps on
Wednesday, October 1lth, at Ackerman's,
629 j street
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SOMETHING of intsrest to all. Read Hale's
advertisement.
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Salt Lake City, September 21-By the Rev. Robert
G. McNiech, Charles +. Holland, of Mason Valley,
New, to Fanny By ers, of St. Thomas, New.
San Francisco, October IL. Buzzini to Annie Ewiy
San Francisco, September 30-aenIy Lindemann TO
Anna Z. Kissel
San Francisco, October Wv. Wedgwood to Mary
J. Hughes.
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A HANDSOME lima Of dress goods. Hale
Bros. & Co.
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MINOR MENTION.

A list OF nominees is published this morn
ing.
James r Patterson announces a change of
business. For four years he has been located
at the Phoenix market, and now announces
the opening by him of the Rosedals market
at 72l street.
Henry Magoolihn, a native of ireland, was
admitted to citizenship in the Superior Court
on Saturday.
Ottovio NJ attioli, native of Italy, was ad.
mitted to citizenship on Saturday, on the ties
timony of Gaetano Dsluchi and P. Gabrielle.
John r. Thomas, of Niles, Ohio. wants to
know the whereabouts of David w. Jones.
who was last heard Of at Phoebe, Nevada, in
1875
The Repu blicans Of the First Ward will
meet at the Courthouse on tomorrow even
lag, for the purpose of forming q campaign
club.
Governor Perkins has appointed VIM. Fl.
Chandler Cm missioner OF Deeds for Cali
fornia, to re ode at Sprague, Spokan, Wash.
iDgton Territory.
TIE rain-gauge of the California Water
Company at Georgetowp, FL Dorado county,
during tee storm of Monday night and Tues
day, registe ed 4.29 inches.
Officer b isselI yesterday arrested.a man
who had In his possession a bundle of new
grain sacks. The prisoner and property were
taken to the station house.
By a typographical error on Saturday it
was made tt,appsar that n. s. Nichols was
convicted in the Police Court of maintaining
a pnblic nuisance. The jury in the case
brought in verdict of not guilty.
A disturb NICE took place in an oyster sa.
loon on Sc cond street, on Saturday night
The timely arrival of an officer queIied the
row before it reached serious termination.
Two arrestIl were made-Charles Ready for
disturbing the peace, and J. Mileto on a
charge of battery.
Ia an alteration which occurred last Fri
day evening in house on L street, near Sec
ond, colored bootblack named Charles
Othello was seriously cut on the wrist by
having his arm thrust through window
glass. He is receiving surgical treatment at
the County Hospital.
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MUssEL Sour. at Jake's Capital Ale
corner of laird and J streets.
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MARRIED,

OUR trade ia fast increasing. Hale Bros. Z.
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400 Acres on Cosumnes, suitable for
Hops, Corn, Alfalfa, or all kinds OF crops. Prize,
$4,000.
100 Acres Southeast of City about j
miles; splendid farm for fruit or grain good
dwelling, barn, etc Price moderate and terms Of
payment easy.
tract OF upland as is in this county. Price, $4,000
Also
One of the best Fruit Farms In The
county; has II acres in orchard, acres in black
berries, acres in strawberries, % in vine
yard good buildings; steam engine for pump
ing; large reservoir for irrigatng; situate within
two miles Of two railroad stations Price, $40 600.
Small Place Of 10 Acres, One Mile Of
the city limits. Price, $3.50.
t5 Acres in Close Proximity OF the City
Good dwelling cost 81, 500; large Barn; Fruit
Trees etc Will produce Hops, Alfalfa, or 10 well
calculated for Vegetable Garden. Price low and
terms OF payment made satisfactory.
We Have a MederBly Suiis Frame Dwell.
ing, with eight rooms good desirable Let, well
improved with Stable viii exchange for good
Ranch Improvements are OF not so much conse-
quenee as to have good land
We Have a Piece OF Propcriy In The City
that is renting WELL the owner wishes to exchange
for residence in the eastern part OF the city.
sWEETsFR d ALsEIs, sacramento.
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CAUTIONI

E9 Several jobbers on this coast are
Altering low grade KEY WEST CIGAR,
made out OF inferior tobacco, against our
- established Clear Havana BOUQUET
DE cASU .ursO, the only Flrsf.class KET
WEST CIGAR In the Ur ,tss' st1fes.
We warn the Trade and the pub4c in
general against such fraud. All goods
from our Key West Factory Will bear q
name established for IS years.
HORACE n. KELLY q CO.,
Factory, No. Is Key West, Florida.
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READ Hale's advertisement (uew) in this
issue.
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LITTLE HIsroRy Read Hals's adver-
.ns tnew) in y sue.
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Found with His Throat Cut.

NEVADA CRY, October 7th.-A woodchep-
per named 1obsrs Query was found dead in
his cabin at Moore's Flat yesterday with bis
throat cut, and by his side lay razor covered
with tlooi. The Diseased hiss lived near
Moores Flat for twenty FIVE years. He had
been drinking very hard of late, and it was
probably while laboring under delirium that
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An Unknown Suicide.

SAN JosE, October 7th.-The dead body OF
an unknown man was found this afternoon
by some boys In vacant lot, corner of Fiji.
tesnth sud jackson strests. Ia the pockets
were found 50 and bottle partially filled
with citloroform. There were no marks of
yiolence on the person. and the superstition il
that it Is q case of suicide. The body is that
of a man 40 years CT age, brown hair, full
face. light brown mustache and bea,d. The
right arm had bsen amputs.ed az some time
close to the shoulder,
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-The City Board of
Health met in the Office Of the Secretary on
Saturday evening. Present, Drs. Hatch
Nixon and Gardner The report of the
Health Officer was received and the recon-
mendation therein in relation to certain lots
was considered. 1t was resolved that city
blocks bounded by Fifth and Sixth, and O.
Fifth and Sixth Q and L, and also lot on
the corner of Fifth and o streets, "bs and
are hereby declared nuissnces," and that the
Board of Trustees be requested to order the
said lots filed up. A number of parties were
present to renew complaints against the hide
and tsllow factory on X street, between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh, which
they stated had not been improved since the
| previous order of the Board IN relation there
| to. Tue managers of the factory appeared
before the Board and stated that they had
| complied with the orders of the Board and
/ had erected an apparatus to prevent the
escape OF the foul odors. The matter was
| then taken under consideration, and it was
agreed that the Board would visit and inspect
the place complained of.
RUNAwAYs.-Oa Saturday evening a run
away horse attached to delivery-wagon ran
into S. Kingsbury's wagon, on K street, be.
tween Fifth and Sixth. The collision resulted
in smashed-up wagon. The horse continued
on down X street, dragging the shafts after
him, but was captured shortly afterward at
Fourth and J streets. Another runaway &C.
CURED yesterday in the southeastern part of
the city. Tie horses were fouad at Seven.
tenth and Q streets, with a few pieces of
harness hanging to them. Up to late hour
the fragments OF the wsgon had not ali hem
gathered in. And still third runs away took
| place near IT, corner Of Teath and Q streets
yesterday afternoon. The buggy belonged to
an uptown livery stable. The owner re.
marked thst it was novel sight to see the
| parties who hired the horses return to the
stable. Ols OF them was carrying the har-
Ies7, another leading the horses, and third
drawing the buggy.
SALOON AUcTIoN.-She.hurn & Smith viii
sell the eatire contents of the Philadelphia
Casino Saloon at public auction tomorrow,
az lO:5u A. II. The goods to be sold consist
OF liquors, cigars, billiard table. stove,
| ohalfs, glasses, etc. The saloon is at No, 22l
X street, next door to Western Hotel.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court Sat.
urday Thomas Dawson was found guilty On
& charge of disturbing the peace. and sen.
fenced TO ten days 10 the County Jail. Jack
Gsseyy was ses.sneed to fifty DAYS in the
County Jail, havini.been convicted Friday on
charge of petit larceny.
/ NoTARIEs PusAa -Governor Perkins has
appointed the following NOtariss p-hlic /, F.
o. Wagner and A.. ]. Coffee for San Fran
ciscs also G. T. Dodge for Alameda county,
to reside ct West oakland; d. s, knight
for San joaquin. to beside at Lockeford.
TEaoHERs ExAM1ATIoN.-The City Board
Of Examination viii this week hold meet
ing for the examination of applicants fol
teacters' certi6cates CONNIE acing st $50 A
NJ Wednesday.
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CALIFORNIA.

DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
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Mr.. Bennett, as the editor of The Trah
Seeker. published in New York city, possesses
public influence probably greater than that
of any other American "in6del." We call
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ARREsTs.-Thsge were four entries on the
slate st the police station st II o'clock last
night: Charles Ready. for disturbing the
peace; J. Aiileto, for battery; Keli L M
bard, on charge Of petit larceny accused
of stealing % pound can of powder; and
Jim Whalen, Alias " Whalebone," on 8
charge of petit larceny.
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TEaoHERs' ExAM1ATIoN.-TheC City Board
of Examination viii this week hold meet
ing for the examination of applicants for
teacters' certi6cates comm eacing st $50 A.
NJ Wednesday
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The Chinese wash-house Rioters.


NApA, October 7sh.-The Synod OF The
Pacific commenced its annual meeting here
Friday evening. The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. II. H Rics. of Sacramento.
The Stated Clerk, Rev. L. L. Shearer, called
the roll, and there was found to be q very
small attendance. Of the fortv.Eine minis
tiers il the Presbytery OF San Frsucisco only
twelve were present. Rev. J. NJ. Newell,
of Santa Clara, was elected Moderator. and
Revs. John Edwards. of oakland. aud C. d.
Merrill, of Centeiville, Clerks. This morn.
ing several additional minis .ers arrived from
San Francisco, but the attendance continues
small. The morning was occupied with the
report of the Syuodical Missionary, Rev. T.
Fraser, and the report of the Directors of tie
Theological Seminary, presented by Rev. DR..
Scott. The Synodical communion was oh.
served in tha afternoon The Committee OF
Ed1e vi nj rrpo. tsd ssT0s=.h. Dess .Ai.zceae-,
and tor2s ssreng ground against State uHiver.
sities, urging sns adoption of measures look.
ing to the establishment Ct denominational
college.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STORE
MONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1882.

TEMPERATURE CORRESPONDING Day, 1881
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NoTARIEs PusMo -Gavernor Perkins has
appointed the following Notariss -hlic, F.
o. Wagner and A.. ]. Coffee for San Fran.
cisos also C. T. Dodge for Alameda county,
to reside ct West Oakland; d. S, knight,
for San joaquin, to reside at Lockeford.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-30

e'i'9N frizes. .....,,,..",..,Sll2%
Whole Tickets, 90, HALF Tichets.sl
27 Tickets, $50, b5Tiekots el00.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, OF send
by express Don't send by registered letter o.
postoflice order. Orders Of S. and upward By
express can be sent at our expense Address sn
orders to Il. NJ. B0ARDaAN CourerJourL
Building, Louisville, Ky or 4. NJ. B0ARDNAy,
200 Broadway. New York
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Survivors of the Jeanette.
FOUR or THEN ARRIVE AT NEW YORK.

FOUR or THEM ARRIVE AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, May 2S.-The steamer Cattle
having on board four survivors of the jean
nette expedition was reported early this
morning outside the bar. A number of
friends waiting for the hardy Arctic voy-
ayers temporarily staying in the CITY were
takon down the bay to meet thcn IN board.
the steamboat Birkbec. Among them were
tho parents of Lieutenant Daren-
hover and and number of officers
of the American Geographical society.
AS the Celtic approached the Birkbec, a
tall, full bearded, dark-COmplexioned man,
clothed in dark material and wearing eye
glasses, was seen on her deck waving his
hat. A joyful cry went up from the father
and mother and as the two boats came to-
gether Lieutenant Dancnhower jumped
aboard the Birkbec and was clasped in his
mothers arms. The scene was an affect
ing one. After congratulations the lieu
tenant conducted his weeping parents
to his cabin on the Celtic, where he
introduced them TO his fellow-sullerers.
The party remained aboard the Celtic,
listening to rocitals of the dreadful suffer
ings in the far north and sorrowinl tales of
the tate OF Commander De Long and his
men, until the steamer reached her dock,
where Lieutenant Danenhower WAS sur
rounded by congratulating friends who
had gathered in anticipation Of his coming
TO give him hearty welcome.