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SIXTY MILES UP THE BAY.

To Baltimore and return. arriving at Bay Ridge. 500
pm allowing Passengers tax the trip four hours
at the Ridge Fare only loc for round trip 10
ssnN THE MOUNTAINS BROW" THE ST.
" ELMO. few Rooms yet can b. had at this ee
gant house Cuisine second 10 none Six hundred and
nineiysix feet of Piazas. Elegant Black Bass fishing,
Hunting fine. Game in abundance. Special rates for
sept mber and October. free Buss for guests from
house TO Hot and Cold Baths quarter of mile TO Berk
eley. Write for terms aud circulars to BRlCk ".
CATLETT. Berkeley Springs. W. Va au7-lm
1rOR RENT-AT COLONIAL BEACH ONE OR
II four unfurnished rooms in private cottage. at IS
apiece per week. Apply at 20l NJ ST. sw. au6-3ts
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1NHE AURORA HOUSE
l. with it, new Annex and Cottages.
ON TIE CREST OF 1HE ALLEGHANIES.

oOOO fEfI ABOVE IlDE-NA1Eh
select family resort at very d rate rates This
locality Is noted for its Bracng AIR Healthfuness
and Picturesque Landscapes No fo-ns. no hay lever.
no mosquitoes. Pure spring water. Good rosds.ample
anIusements. Accommodation first class Table the
best Circulars at the St a Office.
au4 j. HI SHARPER. Prom. Aurora W. Va.
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ATLANTIC CITY EXCURSION, VIA b. 4 O. r. r.
next saturday. Train leaves Washington D. IN.
Tickets good returning until Monday. Round
trip, $3-Adrt.
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CITY ITEMS.

Fer SOC. we give you q IL inch by to feet
trunk strap, better than Is sold elsewhere at 75c
ToPaAnS, 1921 Penn. ave. NV. cow
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.nobscot ice-red wagons

WILLS Ice Co.'S Penobscot ice-red wagons
ELKs' A. h A. Excursion tomorrow. Corcoran
leaves 10 a m and 6:l5p. m Tickets at Drops
u usic Store.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

BROOKS. 18th ST. Prices Guaranteed.
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EOR RENT-HOUSES.
Il Skat'g R'k. N. Y.av.S300
11l2 10th ct. n.w- fur.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1ll6 Conn. av. 1lr. 1888
1902 z NV. fur, 13r. so
21l A ct. Sc. 13r. .......75
1916 Sunderland Pl.. lofts
2s5 Sd u. NV. fur.. llr. Z ,
1887 L ct. n. W.. l0r......1o
1910 II st. NV. Sr......15
1l42 4 st. NV, l2r....15
5l2 10Th ct NV. 11r-65
$50 psf NV. lUr. So
ID. to ss3s n. J. ave. n.
723 18th st. n. w.. iIr. so
STORES. u
Store e33 F ct. NV.
rent per year. -. 81 800
123o Pa. av.. Rear Store 30
Str.&dwg. 2249 18th ct
II. W., 7r................40
Store and cellar 2l26
14th st. n.w......35 90
Store and IT.. 525 10Th
81. n. w.. ..............@
46S La ave-. basement. 30
Tie above is only . portie
books For full Lat call At
the LIST and 18th. GauTl
EoR RENT-UNFURNI,
IL 1903 o st. n. w.. Tor. 30
600 U st. n. w.. Sr. :. $3.50
I'LL 3 st. n. W., Sr. ..31 90
$40 NJ ct. NV. Or. 81
1903 5 St NV. 7r......30
4OS NJ. ave. Sc, Or. 20
1Ai
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From Rockville.
wAsHINGToNIANS sUMAERING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOI
"A FARMERS REUNI0N-EFFECTs OF THE HO1
WEATHER.


WEATHER.
ROCKVILLE, August 2, 1888
Senator Pasco and family, Mrs. A. NJ. Thrasher
and daughter, OF Florida; Capt r. NJ. Soudie and
family, Miss Nettie Petty, Mrs. P. T. Hail and
family, of the District, are spending the summer
at the Talbot House, GAINESVILLE.
The cOlored camp-meeting now in progress at
Mt Zion. near Barnesville Is daily attended by
large crowd OF people, and the best OF order pre-
walls.
ON Friday, the 18th instant, the farmers Of the
county Will hold reunion and picnic at the Fair
Grounds at this place, which will be addressed by
Commissioner Colman, OF the Agricultural Depart
ment; Col. upscomb, OF the Patent Once; Hon.
Mortimer Whitehead, lecturer or the National
Grange, and other prominent persons Ample pro-
vision Will be made for The entertainment or all.
Mr.. Charles X wallace and Miss Lucy s. Han
ford, OF Washington, were married here yesterday
Dy Kew. Dr. simpson
Clarence and Nathan, sons Of Frank NJ. Griffith,
OF Bealisvfile, who have Ueen engaged in business
in chicago for some time are at present on visit
70 the home OF their parents.
The excessively hot weather Of the past week
has mad It's effect on the health OF the Community
and many cases OF sickness are reported In this
place and The surrounding country. aA. M.
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DEATH OF AARON S. CoLEMAS.-Aaron 8. Cole
man, formerly chief OF the special examination
board Of the Pension Bureau, died yesterday
morning OF q complication OF diseases, at his home
on 5th street. Mr. Coleman was a native OF
ROcheS ter N Y, and at the time or his death was
In his fOrty-nIth year. A Vile and one c..ld sur
viye him
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RESERVED SEATS FOR HhxPER's FERRY-Patrons
OF the every THURSDAY excursions 10 the charming
excursion grounds at this historic place are re-
QUested 10 secure their reserved seats a day m
two In advance at the Baltimore and Oalo Offices
619 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue as reserved
seats cannot be guaranteed 10 those waiting until
the morning OF the excursion. There will be no
extra charge for reserved seats secured In ad-
vance. Trains leave Baltimore and Quo depot
every THURSDAY 1t 9:45 an round trip only 81
AdrL
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1906 G st. n w., Or. $50
4:.9 q st NV. Tor. 80
y34 h St NV. 9r........50
LAG q ST. NV. 3 rs. .45
l205 u 81. n. W., l0r......45
1918 y st. n. W. 1lr....45
II ll6 q st.n.w..l0r. 40. so
l424 9th st NV. Or. 40
$50 ed st.n-w. .9r. 81 80
S21 2:,d It NV. y rs. 30
i2l42-2l44 l ST. NV. 9r.35
l:RU 4th st. NV. or. p
III 9TH ST. Sc, TITO
lU8 Canal ST. NV. 5r. 20
1888 II st. n. ..6r........lo
.22235 10th st. NV, Ar. 10
FFlCES. &C.
l7l9 Market Space. Rs.2
and 8. ...........-....S30
Store and dwelling 1905
Ii st. ne. 6rs.........-2o
IS04 b st. NV. (shopl 10
Stable al. bet. 6S7. L l.
/ SITS. n.w..........G.o %
Cellar 1913 NJ ct. NV. g
SIS 9TH st.. room Ills
IN Of the property on my
office for bulletin issued on
THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN.
SHED
q digs Union sw.. Or. .S13
% digs Union Pl.. 5r.&s %
Ofiic- rooms. 705 Stn st.25
Barber shop, cor. 18th
aud + NV.
.ER l. RUTHERFORD,
1ol- 3 az -
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
Bay RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
The most complete in all its appointments Of any
sort ON Chesapeake Bay or Potomac River
MUSIC BY ITZEL's MILITARY BAND
First-ciass Restaurant under new management
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio Depot Washington.
IN, 80 and 4 20 y. N. Sundays. 10 m.
2:l0 and 3 80 y.
Returning leave Bay Ridge II As = m. o 40 and
p m sundays. II noon. snde .. m.
ROUND TRIP. ONE DOLLAR
Tickets sale at B. and q. ticket Offices $40 and
1851 Pennsylvania ave. and at Depot On sunday At
Depot only.
Train leaving at 90 m week days and Q 90 Sun
days vii. connect with the MAMMOTH STEAMER
COLUMBIA.
grYTy NIT re IT'D TIE nav
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EXCURSIONS TO CINCINNATI. - Every Thursday
until August 30, inclusive, the Baltimore ana ONO
X X Co. viii sell excursion tickets 10 CINCINNATI
az rate Of $lS65 FOR The round Trip. Tickets will
De valid for return passage for Is days, including
try u sale.-AdrL
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He STRUCK HIS FArHER--Roderick Henderson
young man, went TO his home, on New Hamp,
shire avenue, last night, while uLder the tnjuence
OF liquor, and had some trouble with his father
William Henderson HIS bad language attracted
tne attention or persons In the neIghborhood AND
rotceman Green went TO arrest him, but before
the officer got into the house the young man
Struck MS father In the eye. The young man was
very abusive ana profane, and he soon found him
sell behind the bars In the third precinct station
This morning In the Police Court he was fined 4.
Tor profanity ana $40 Tor assaulting his father
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CLEVELAND AND THURMAN BANNER-A large
banner ordered by the democratic central commit
Zee OF the District Will be suspended across Penn
sylvania avenue Tomorrow. 1t was painted by
M. Arror, or this city, and displays the morn
OF the TWO candidates, with the American shield
In the center The banner will be hung Opposite
the headquarters Oh The committee, In the Vernon
building, al 10th street.
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HoEsz RAcxS-Cnfton Beach, Thursday, August
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Boar RACE, Clifton Beach, Thursday, Aug. o.
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RETURNED TO HER HOME-The sixteen year-old
girl who was yesterday reported in The STAR as
missing from her home since Monday night, with
$500 In gold has returned. The young iady-she
resides on 18th street-had Just recovered from an
attack OF TYPHOID fever, and her mind was some
what affected She left her home Monday evening
and returned last night.
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Mercnont 1alOr's National Exchange.
TIE MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE BoARD-rHE NEM-
BgRs RECEIvED BY THE PRESIDENT,
The session OF the executive board OF the Mer
chant Tailors' National Exchange was resumed
this morning. The time Was occupied mainly by
the consideration OF amendments to the constitu-
tion- About IL O'Clock Representative Butter
worth was introduced to the committee, and the
members under his escort, marched TO the White
House, where they were received by the President
Upon their return the business session was re-
sumed- subcommittee have been appointed 10
report TO the National convention TO be held in
February on constitution and bylaws trade
schools, foreign Affairs, &C A committee VIII also
PROBABLY be given hearing by the Senate finance
committee In regard to the clothing larin. The
reached to-day.
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ASSAULT CAsEs--In the Police Court yesterday
Richard johnson, who was charged with an as
aault on Mary johnson, his wife, on the 4th inst,
1y knocking her senseiess, was fined SO or 30
dayS.-Wm. Goodwin, charged with an assault
ON VIM Frawley, Was nned.-Breton Jameson,
Tor assault on Willy Ann Jones, was fined S.
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TIE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN AssocI.rtox - Tho
virginia Republican Association last night elected
the following officers: X. L Singleton presIdent.
X. D. shelton. yice-preSident; c. l. Smith secre
tary; j. {. Fountain, corresponding secretary: X
EdnondS. treasurer; VI. Pay ne, second yice-Dresi
dent; j. H. Harris, chairman executive COMMITTEE.
W. Ii. Nelson, sergeant-at-arms; White chan
lain resolution OF coincidence with the family
or Gen. sheridan was passed.
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n. Wilson, ct al, to Anna NJ. Hester lot 33, blk.
2, Trinidad; SS26.33. ID. b. Croft 10 Fannie 4.
Farquhar, SUB III, So. 27I; S2,4OO. s. Norment TO
Nina Oppenheimer, pt. suD. a, 81. 4O3; $4,000 ID.
Connell, et al, trustee, 10 d. 5. Pickrell euD-otS
~ and a. 80. 1856; s.. ID. 5. Plckrell To District
Oh Columbia, same properly; +, 4OO.
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Beverly
TucksOn and Alice Coleman; John W. Oliver and
Eugenia Divine; Harry Himsbrght, OF Philadel-
nie c. JaInison, both OF 81. Mary's County. Ma.
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"Reyal Glse,, mends emma alssswoot. &C.
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Tut Races. Cnf.on Beach, Thursaay. Aus. 9. !
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DENTISTRY.

nR STAIR PARSONS DENTIST, 9TH ST. coz
~ ner NV cod aid Amalsam fliilI r. aspecisi-
ny lain prevented ln extracting by application %
gums aching teeth saved. artlncial teeth lnsertsL
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A NEW CONCLAvE OF HEPTAsoPHs.-Metropolis
Conclaye, Improved order or Heptasophs was last
night Instituted at Bunch's Hail. on Sth street. by
Geo. v. MetZel, who was the organizer with thirty
eight charter applicants. The following were in
stalled as Officers: sitting past archer H. Rath-
bone; archer, John ii. Mitchell; provost, f. W.
Friess; secretary, W. u. Tabler; nnancier, A. C.
Parker; treasurer, y. Bunch
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LrOk RENT-0N l. 81 n. E.. SEVERAL NEW
Il two-story Bricks. Ras and water. cheap.
RILEY DEFRrF
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ISOR RENT-sIx- ROOM BRICK HOUSE, SI0iITH
lo2 Louisiana ava ty26-lm
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APPOINTING CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES w
tlOnai Republican League have appointed the Iol-
lowing committees 10 cooperate with the
national committee In the campaign. n
nance-A.F Il. Childs, H. d. Barr, Z W. Whitaker
Edward +. Casey and G. y. McEwen. Camp Ign
j. thompson, A Z. Pardon. Patrick O'FarreI1 IA
G. Fowler and Frank Aldrich- Enrollment-W N
Ireland, K J. BealL Joseph +. hodgson and e. p.
Lincoln
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EOR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES
IL 1928. 1880; and 1882 9th st. n. W all modern
improvements and conveniences: each 10 rooms and
bath; Q desirable neehborhood. Inquire of owner,
FRANK T. BROWNING, 416 9Th st. NV. au4-2m
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STOLEN CHURCH PROPERTY REcoyEREp.-Tb1s
morning the police recovered by express from
Fredericksburg, Va, the altar Ornaments which
were taken from the church OF the Incarnation
on the I'D ut. Henry Bernhard, VINO has been
committed 10 jail Tor roDbing this and several
other churches, sold the articles taken from the
Church OF the Incarnation TO a colored woman
Gan exeursonist from fredericksburg for Go cents
Learning this, our police. through the Fredericks-
burg officers, recovered the stolen property.
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CAMPBELL CARRINGToN. ATTokNEY-Ar
~ Law, barbour Law Building. 40 Iouisisii
avenue. Washington. u. q hesiaence. LIS h q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
California Baseball League.

SAN FRANCISCO, December Al
first meeting of the directors of the Cali.
fornia Baseball League of 1889 was held
last night. There were present j.. y:
Campbell Of Stockton. Henry Harris OF
San Francisco and I. P. Robinson OF
Oakland. The directors were organized
by electing John j. None president and
treasurer. Henry Harris secretary, and
the presidents of the various clubs COM
posing the League as an Executive Com
mittee. The Sacramento club was ad-
mitted into the League, and President
Gillis took bis as director. The rules OF
the National League were adopted, and
the Reach ball was adopted as the official
ball of the League. Other questions as
to solary limit, schedule, ETC., were de-
ferred till the meeting March 1st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
Bay city Briefs.

SAN FRANcIsCo, December 1.-The
Golden Gate special" vestibule train
arrived at Oakland at 9:15 this evening
on it's second trip from the East.
Edison Adam, capitalist, died ct his
home in Oakland to-day. He had large
interests in real estate, mines, stock and
timber lands in California, Oregon and
Arizona.
The steamer City of New York. which,
arrived from Hong Kong and Yokohams
to-day. was the first steamer which has
arrived from the Orient for number ol
years without single Chinaman aboard
bound for this port.
An aged man, named Willard Hodges
attem pied to cross the street this after
noon, while Engine No. II was proceed
ing to small fire in Loumeister's -four
ing mills, and was knocked down by the
hose cart, one wheel Of which crushed hil
breast. He died few minutes latter
Tie bystanders exonerate the driver oi
the hose cart from blame.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
COLEmAN.s CREDITORS.
The Assignees state What the
Assets will Pay.

SAN Francisco, December 14.-To-day
was the last day allowed by the creditors
Of William T. Coleman & Co., for the
settlement of the firms indebtedness.
Louis Sloss, one of the assignees, and
VIM. H. Thomas, attorney for the
assignees, state that terms have been
made whereby sixty per cent. of the in
debtedness will be paid, those credit
ors holding security and forty
per cent. to those who do not. A cash
payment of fifteen per cent. will be made
to the secured creditors, and ten per
cent. to the unsecured creditors at once.
The balance of the indebtedness will be
paid in three equal installments of nine,
eighteen and thirty months. The unse-
cured liabilities of the firm are 81 ,1S0, 900
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
MORE PUGILISNI.
Tommy Warren Will Fight Weir.
CarrOli.Blaklock Match.

SAN FRANCISCO, December IA tele-
gram from Tommy Warren, of Los An.
geles, was received by President Fulda,
of the California Athletic Club, tonight,
stating that he is ready to make match
with Weir for 81 800 side. President
Fulda will telegraph to Weir to come
at once. The club has nothing to
do with the side stakes, and as both men
have signed their willingness to fight for
the purse, alone, if necessary, there can
now be but little doubt that the match
will come off without any further trouble.
President Fulda received a telegram
this afternoon from Jim Keevan stating
that DAILY had backed out of his fight
with Carroll that was to have taken place
at the California Club in January, but
that an English champion, Blakelock,
would take his place. This was per-
fectly satisfactory to Mr.. Fulda, and he
telegraphed Keenan, to have both men
come on Immediately.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
China and Japan.

SAN Francisco, December I4-Chi-
nese and Japanese advices per the
steamship City Of New York, which ar
rived to-day, say that famine is threat
ened in Northern China, and there is
still much suffering in the flooded dis
tricts.
Yeh-Loh-Na.La has been selected as q
consort for the young Emperor.
The Imperial Prince Aki of Japan is
dead.
Earthquakes in Japan have been un-
usually numerous this year. The seis
mometer at the observatory registered
more than ninety vibrations.
1t is stated that three State railway
carriages have been ordered from
America by the Japanese Railway
Bureau at cost of 1920 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
The Next Ravmond Party.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 14.-The
Raymond party leaving Boston on the
9th, to arrive here next Monday, num-
bers 145 passengers. Among the party
are several distinguished persons: Presi-
dent S. G. Bartlett, of dartmouth College,
Hanover, N. H.; Miss Virginia Talon
shend, the well known authoress; George
G. Fisk, President Wagon Manufactur-
ing Company, Springfield, Mass. Sher-
man S. Jewett, Buffalo millionaire; !;
Judge J. W. Hammond, Cambridge,
Mass. Henry G. Howard. President
Bank of NIAGARA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
Shortening the Time.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 14.-Super.
intendent j. A. Fillmore, of the Southern
Pacific, stated to-day that it was intended
to shorten the time schedule of the vesti-
bule train, so as to make it 1O2 hours
from New York to here, and 1O4 hours
from here to New York. The new
schedule will 60 into effect as soon as the
Chicago roads change their time tables.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
Railway Extension.

SEATTLE, W. T., December 14.-D. H.
Gilam, Vice.President of the Seattle,
Lake Shoe aad Eastern Railroad, ar
rived from New York to-day. He stated
that definite arrangements had been
made for the extension of the railroad
north from Seattle to tie British bound
ary, and there meet a branch from the
Canadian Pacific.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
sarah AIthea,. Case Fails.

SAN Francisco, December 14-The
Examiners special from New York says:
The Worlds Washington correspondent
telegraphs: The case Of Sarah Althea
Hill against William Sharon was dis
missed by the Supreme Court to-day.
with costs to appellee. This was the
case against the estate Of OK. Senator
Sharon, brought after the ex. Senator's
death, based upon the decision in the
famous divorce case Of Hill vs.. Sharon,
tried in 1884.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
San Jose Jottings.

SAN JOSE, CAL, December 14.-About
one hundred delegates arrived this even
ing to attend the sessions of the Conven-
tion OF the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The Coroner's jury tonight returned a
verdict charging Jack Logarbo with the
murder of his step-daughter, Isabella
Lorenzo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
switch.Turner ON Trial.

STOCKTON, December a August
Newman, charged with having turned
the switch on the road at Ripon, few
weeks ago, which ran the south-bound
express off the track, was tried here to-
day. The jury are out tonight and it is
reported they cannot agree, standing 10
to 9 for conviction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
PACIFIC BREEZES.
Neptune's Franks With the
Stranded Steamer.
THE YAQUINA BAY IN BAD SHAPE.
Fistic Science to be Displayed in
'FriscO-Warren Will Fight
Weir.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SAN Francisco, December IA Re
ports from the scene of the wreck o.
the Yaquina Bay show that if something
is not done quickly there will be but
little chance Of saving her. In antici.
patton of being engaged to work on her
Captain Whitelaw, the we'll known
wrecker, has hurried repairs to his
wrecking steamer, Whitelaw. She is
now lying at Howard-street wharf No. 2.
A splendid new foremast has been
placed in the Whitelaw capable Of
withstanding strain of forty tons,
and she has had double sheeting
put on just abaft the foremast, right
down to the keel. The steamer will be
ready by Sunday and if any agreement
is come to, she will then proceed to va
quina Bay. Although considerable
portion Of the side Of the wrecked
steamer has been carried away, this is
above the main deck, and consequently
not any great injury to the new vessel
Some diving apparatus has been sent
overland by Captain Whitelaw.
THE VESSELS CONDITION.
Dispatches received to-day from
Yaquina City, say that the sea still re-
mains high, and the stern of the steamer
has been cast high on the sand and rock
of the jetty. The stern is seven feet un-
der water, and the sea which is con
stantly breaking over the vessel has
gutted the upper works and causes the
vessel to roll about considerably. Tugs
are constantly by her, but cannot do
anything to get her off.
ANOTHER OFFER TO SAVE HER.
1t is stated here that Captain John
Howard, of the schooner Rosario, has
telegraphed East to the stockholders
there that he would bring the Yaquina
Bay vessel safely into this port for
100000. Most people think this offer is
absurd, as, if she could be foated, the
sum is too large for the job. The Yaquina
Bay is worth $l75, 900.
WILL BE A TOTAL WRECK.
PORTLAND, Ore, December 14.-The
latest reports from the stranded Yaquina
Bay indicate that she will be a total
wreck, all efforts to raise the vessel hav-
ing proved futile.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
The Dirnmig TrIaI.

SAN Francisco, December 14.-In the
trial of John A. Dimmig, of Brooklyn, for
the alleged murder of Henry Benhayon
in October, 1887, number of witnesses
were called, but the testimony varied
little, if any, from that elected at a
former trial. Louis Goldberg, clock
dealer and close associate of Benhayon,
testified that he did not think the latter
could have written his alleged confession
at the time he called at witness place OF
business to do some writing, as he re-
mained too short time to write 80 long
q document.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-15
Arrivals from BIizzardoml.

BAKERSFIELD, December 14.-Twenty-
one families of immigrants, with wagons
and considerable stock, arrived this after
noon from Minnesota and have camped
on the banks of the canal and river.