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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04
AUCTION sALr-ruture Days.
AUCTION sALT-Tutufe Days.
By r. 49, fhahn N co.
Real Estate Aucti0ne"fsi
MOL Tenth street, hichmuud Va.
COMMISSIONER, AUCTION SALE
OF
NAlTARLE LOTS AND PLOTS OF LAND
IL TIRE CITY OF RICHMOND. on
BELyIDERE AND CHJ RCH
STREETS. AND ON
JAMES RIVER JUST ABOVE IRkDLDAk
WORKS.

Rt virtue OF decree oi Richmond Chancery
Court. entered February lt, lrrH, TO cause pt
Union Biuk ot Richmond a. LOWS 3. ihffl''
Nc.. fhe undersigned special commissioners,
enfoInf0i ION the purpose. wlI sell hy Public
Aucu0n. the REAL ESTATE referred to iu
-aIl decree. Hs follows.
First lot r. of plot n. fronting on Belsi-
second Lots % and O. of plot ~. fronungon
Church street. third. I.i feet uu James river
beginning ni, feet west OF the lfeie14t Com
uHuy' '- lnul, and running ln re- west i"aiily n
r,cfiOu. fourth. ll.llu acre, DOB ihf city OF
R.chmlnl boo .uIng zi lNNfh- OF an icr" ln "A
road adjoining Hink.towu. and which -
shown hi plot made Dos james J. hel1' on
November -. ls.s. ana returned win the 70
mont Ut Commissioner ltHkr. anu WtihOl
"RDl.s Man. ana nfth a lof shown On plot
d. froufIu.' about $40 frct Ou Holly sttncl,
u0rfhslIe. -t.f ~ Church street. hounhel on
fhe .nifu ly Holly street. aud nn th' Nt7t d.
lots 81 O.. o. lu Jones plan, north pt Toy.
ant (. JOB Howard, plan. art the southern
termination Of Howard street ana each -
the lands 0t Richmond ani Aueghanj hAh-
road Company. ,,.,,.
street on
FRIDAY, APau y. lss9.
at ( O'Clock =. ".
TrRu-. One-f0ufth cash. tho residue upon
three rqlul credits or SIX, twelve AMI cishir'h
months for negotiable notes WIN ihioir-l
added from day Ol sale. Title retained nnth
the purchase Is paid BOO tull ana convey a"''
MEADE HASklNS.
~ B SMITH,
4 J.. BOT LWAhE.
john DI MOP,
Special Commissioners.
sale IS g.. B. CHAfflN Co., Auctouet'.
/. Charlc- ~. G0liin. clerk oi tho 'han
! ccry Court % tho city of b. hmond, cetitB
/ fhsf the bond required 0i the special com
ml-.lonefs by the decree lu the ,dil cause hh'
/ haen duly given. Given uuuti ms uhhH ih'
/ 23I Iay of March. l.-s ,,,.,..
! IL
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Whirlwind In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, April S.-A whirl
wind visited Baltimore this evening and
unroofed number Of houses and blew
down chimneys The schooner Nelli,
was capsized in the Patapsco and wreck
ed. The crew were saved.
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nonshl hy an AmerIean .,ndIcat..

NAsmSoroN, ID g. April 3-Ihe
Secretary of State bias received teie-
graphic information from Consul Allen
at Kingston. Jamaica ot thc abe OBJ ihe
entire Jamaica railway system OBJ lhAi
island. t0 au American syndicate
The State Department received Ii
ab0elram to-day from Consul Connolly
at Auckland. y D.. stating thar The ship
Red Cross of Maine. Capt Richmond
bad been wrecked at Parlonsa, and That
nineteen men were destitute 700 AucA
land
The consul was directed by cable ta
riye the men alI necessary AID.
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PRoyupfNCE. April 3-The returns up
20 II o'clock This evening indicate plu-
mlity for Davis Democrat for Cover
nor The Legislature will have 10 elect
Governor. and will doubtless elect
ada
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NEW YORK. April Miss Mary An
der,on sailed This morning for England
ON .he White Star steamship Gcrmanic
Miss Anderson. who seemed in good
health. was accompanied hy her brother
Mr Joseph Anderson. and wife
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BALTIMORE, April 3-The Amer.can' 8
special from Annapolis says The ten
-ix-inch guns for the Charleston, now
hung out at san Francisco, are now ~
ing on the sea wall OF the naval acad-
envy These guns have been tested, and
were not found wanting They will be-
shipped tomorrow 10 san Francisco
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CmcAoo. April 3.-Ihe latest returns
rive Cresier Deml Hip plurality over
Roche lRepl for Mayor The Demo.
Gratis elect their entire city ticket and
gain several Aldermen.
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PETERSgrRG.


.rINNiII TO lNt ilMi.r.
prrrn-nlEG. April "a liile more
than "a month a.0 about March lsi. the
county ail OF Grecuyillc vas fired hy
some of the inmates. ml among ihe
prisoners who escaped was Robert Wool
iev.anclfo Noodiey Was suspected io
have taken hand in ihe attempted de-
-truciou Of thc 'ail and the authorities
of Grrng.lc county have, since ihe
occurrence. been making strcnuSus ei.
forts t0 accomplish bis arrest 4 few
DAYS aro Doe was seen in Prince George
county. iu The ncirhborh0od sd ibis ciiy.
and officers were sent from l'reenyiIieio io
capture him. The fugitive was chased
Yesterday and last night
.hor@v before midnight they succeeded
n catching him lie was tracked 10 the
cabin of negro woman in dense
swamp Tie was taken 90 back 90 Green
willie to-day.
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The Death Dealing Hurricane at Samoa

AUCKLAND. April 3-The hurricane
fhat made such devastation at Samoa did
great damage on The Island OF Tahiti
of the Society group Many persons
were killed ON tine island OF Tonga
thirty persons perished and the storm
did much damage
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GROCEKIEs, &C.

EOR FASTING ~ LENT,
TRY OUR
Smoked SAL MOS Hni hALlbl r.
smoked BLOATIRS Hnd utkhlNb.l
GOLDFISH. MAthENfL, ...,.,l l
KELLER SptOllEN ana hANhl II"
PlCkLED HERhlNG@.
CORN. BI ANS SNAPS. lui PEAS.
TOMATOES Pl MrkIN~. PEACHES,
pE tRS. PlrMS. pINEAPPLt-.
ApHINOI-. $40 ~lihoOMo. OLlN Is.
ENGLISH PICKLES.
MACCAHDNl and u.l kinds ol CHEESE d,
ENAPORATED PEAN-, PEACHES, Az
Piles. CHERRIES.
CALIFORNIA FRENCH Pkl NLe,
LARGE pkt MS. 0n'y Joe. per pound
Sale. Of COFFEE Oi our own roasting are AT
ways increasing Every body want, tht
ARABIAN MiNII RE
our SWEET MOI NIAIN WINE at only q
aud our PREM WHISKY at $3.50 hke
the lti1-~-.
EUROPEAN TORE of HERMAN ST. HMlDI
JUaud J2 Broad. corner fAth street,
mil Richmond. Va.
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Iire AT sfnnnfnn-

SrAUNToN. VA, April 3.-Beckle X
Harreck's large furniture factory and
store was burned early this morning.
The fire was Of incendiary origin
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rMH DAILN TsWES,

Pnbii-hcd every day an The
scsr. s85 (hC only Monday
morning daiil ISSUED Ia
l.rgIllia.
VBsE SEItss,
r..tshf. shed January. 1s.s .
,.a, absorbed by Fhc ksaiit
gance December -. g~SN.
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TELEPHONE NO l20. q
wLFRED A. PLEASANrs. ID. ID. ;.
DENTAL OFFICE. sVs Fast Main street.
Office hours. . \. VI. 90 4. VI. ctJ ~
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THE BOSTON
One-Ppice Clothing House,
1909 MAIN STREET.
SchwarzSchild q Co.,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
AUorIoN SALE rhi- Day.
By X. B Chafn q Co.. Aucti0neers. SC.
No. Z north Tenth street Richmond. Va.
CONTINUED
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
VALUABLE LAND rs THEClrY or RICH
MOND AND ~ THE COUNTY
or HENRlCO.
ADJOINING THE sOUTHWEsrERN LIN
ITS OF SAID CITY.

B, virtue of decrcos of the Chsncery Court
of Richmond. pronounced on the lfth0 Janu-
nry ana nth ui March. l--4. 100 ne ruIt therein
depending under the short style of Mon
Bank Of Richmond, sc. fs. John b. harfie,
Ac.." fhe undersigned. special commissioners,
will offer for sale. .Ou fhc promises, tnt fpl| |Ow -
nr REAL ESTATE. of which the said John
n. Haryle died sciled nud possessed
TRACT or LAND
fho city Of Richmond. fronting on James river
anl tho tow path Of tho James River and ha-
naw Canal. beginning at a point ~ ieet
west of tne western int ni tnt itnh on the
Trtdcqar Company. ON iho northern line on
bank Of jam0s river, ani running wcrt"allly
uu said rigor Az feet. thence uNithWafdly 10
said tow path f0 point uio itet west on saii
Irelegar Company lands thence ea.twafuly
along and uafal Dl tO said tow path 80 i"ct to
% point ~ feet west &C the lend oi SAID lfcde-
gar Company uu said tuW path
TERMS oF SALr. onc-f0urfh cash, and the
residue iu three equal insii'ment-, payable
siY. twelve. and eighteen month. from ds'e ot
sale. interest added, tine purchasers io gi's
fhpir negotiable notes fNr said deferred pay -
meufs. and fho title fO Dee retained until an or
fho purchase money has been paid ana con
,eynnce ordered by the court
sale On
THURSDAY, ArRu D. 1859.
M o'clock e. NJ. ana 20 be c0ntisuci every
iW thereafter. sunday. eAccWei' wathe,
permitting until the entire sale )i SAID lani
A. T.. BDTLWARE.
MEADE lfASktss.
IDHN ll LpP.
NJ M. GILLIAN,
l. Charles v Golf.n. clerk OF said court,
testify CHAT fhe bond .e4uici on tlf spccihl
commissioners bv tno decrer in -aii canse 81
Jauuar, .b l.s9 hl, been duly giFeu HiNen
under my hand this llth iiy ~ March, l'-t
CHARLES ". GoDplN.
salo by R. B. CHAFFlN a Co.., Auctoneers.
mhli td
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All female complaints cured by Mrs
,eTsons remedy
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Wants. marriage ana
Death Notice.. not cNCccd-
ing eight lines. 2J cents iOf
each insertion.
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DR q SMITH, DENTIST. 433 r

hK. q. IT, DIN II F''
~ Broad street. Richmond. j. dsily
using Steinaus local anasthctc Tor osttaN,.
in. tseth-thc best knO~n allcViatDr a PAIN
OF the profession. lie has the "a lu,iNe ns"s
70 its use In the city OF hlehmond
fe5-eOism
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The Norfolk and Western Railroad
authorities and the management OF
the Petersburg and Asylum Rail
road have concluded am arrangement
ly which the latter viii intersect
tIe line of the former, tAe extension Go
he used hy both roads for hauling the
granite Quaued in the vicinity of the
Central Llnatic Asylum This is "a step
I'm the direction of encouraging home
industries The Common Council has
lent % helping hand by the passage of an
ordinance excmpting the Quarry Com
pany from all wharfage tax, which al DO
ieen cents ton would amount 20 sub
santial sum jon the COURSE OF year
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MoRM0Ns IN WEST VIRGINIA.
rhey 6reak Up Families i'y Mailing
Converts.

wHEsLIse, W. Va. Aag. R-Mosuseu
elders have been doing effective mission
asy work In this state, ani tna effects are
beginning To be felt tn serious way. The
situation il critical Ia sosae seesions aud
serions trouble Is brewing. la
Wkeeliux there IL To be fpand a
engrexxtfon Of sasnts wish q church
bssiiaing Of their owu. In witch
regular services are belsi The cauxerss
made here have hesn mostly women Sosne
al them have been exported "a Utah.
In the counties OF Richie. Calhoun.
Grant and Pendlesan the elders. or ass
ssanarirs. rs they call themselves, are
working in the bolsvst manner They
have made an astonishing num ber OF con
verts, and scores nf families have br~n
hroken up in consequence Gnses are
aninssoa where entire families have ~
ncuneed their former faith and united
with the Mormon church. More runner
Gus. however, are the eases where family
ties have been brpk ken. where wives have
descFied husbanas and husbands
deserted wives Ia eas lots with
the Moyfaoas u. .ung xiris have
been in6need so leave their homes
and go u Utah The feeling Is v~Ty bsster
ssstrsf them. and au ers antsei rnaycBaen nj
10 drive taem out j. probable.
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PM kGsUIr or rnE pxsa-

The reszit cf the Republican prfsn-
afses IN King coanty yesterday viii
douhsiess be sarprsse 10 those Who
have not closely watched The political
current. Fo. xeeks the f,i~zsss os ex-
Governor Squire and ex- -Gcserror
Ferry havs been q work Organizing
the county for their candidates They
had formed as complete an organize
faon as Vas ever known ia the terri
tory. Their workers we're live and en-
ergetir men who iefs untrsed no ex-
redient that might innre 70 the bene-
nt OF the usen Of their choice
The movement in favor u Hoyt and
hinnear. on the other hand. ~as In
every sense Of the word . Spontaneous
one- Not until Monday morning was
their candidacy announced. and not
until yesterday we're their friends &C
lively at work in their behalf. The
Hoyt and kinneAr nsen we're con. para
lively uncfgasiIed. and we're held To-
eether only By their admiration for
TIER candidates, and by their feeling
that grave injustice had been done
those Republicans who had supported
Colonel Haines in his candidacy for
the Senate The conflict. therefore,
was ike battle between an army OF
bold and enthusiastic volunteers ard
trained force OF regulars.
II may well be imagined that under
such circumstances the fight was .
close and hot one In the city es-
peciaiiy the fight ng was heavy along
the whole line. In every precinct the
workers Of the two factions Iabored
with anremitiing vigor. No point was
lost by either side and nothing that
could he done to get out the voters was
lett undone. The result Was q sweep
ing victory for the Hoyt and Kinnear
ticket Out of The eight city precincts
they carried the first, third. fourth,
sixth and eighth. the Squire and Ferry
men carrying the second. nth and
seventh Hoyt and Kinnear have
thirty-one ont Of the forty-eight dele
gates from the city precincts.
In the country precincts the contest
was more quiet but none the less
earnest. Nor was the victory OF the
Hoyt and Kinnear men less sweeping
than in the city The returns thus
far received indicate that the friends
OF Hoyt and Kinnear viii certainly
have eighty out Of the one hundred
and ten DELEGATES to the convention.
and il Is not improbable that their
strength may exceed even this
1t was a hard fight and a splendid
victory, and. now that il is over,
everybody is in good hamor and
ready TO turn in and give the Demo-
crats the benefi, of all the fighting ex-
perience that they have gained in the
past two DAYS.
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rHE WORLDS FAIs.



sGw YORK. Ans @--Eighsssn Sf the
twenty ave nnsnciers seiecses hy Maycr
Grant 10 constitute the finance cosau gisee
al the proscesesi worlds fair os Issz were
present this afternoon st the initial naeei-
sag ef the committee In the mayors esssce-
Many millions ~ leoney wese rerre~eafed
and tue unanimous feeling VAS marked
Jesse Seligmaa made 81 address in which
he rotsnssled promptitslsie in she matter ~
securing the funds tzScrssars sos succsxs.
fully carrying cat the sreat event lie sab
mittess . plan in which he assumed thai
ttSeoseso would b. aeevssaSy fer The ue
Gertxksnx
A company should he organized 10 issue
stock to the amount mrntionSsI which
stock aaafd command : per cent iuteress
sad be guaranteed hs tnecfsy OF New fask
The city should he authorized Ia fssgnp
such responsibility by the psssage OF an
aet ~ thai vud at The next session af the
state legi>sstnrss The ssoek ssuu a he ex-
rfnpf from ali ,axati,sn. Cssngrss~< should
- askcd TO give rs hearty sfspgssyf 10 the
schs me ~ fts session in nscssaher The
stock shosIid be divided infS SIC shars~
When the pubic generally has had an OPP
for;nnsfs Ia subscribe. fas remainder of
the stDck II any should rer.a ain. could
sina ready market
Seligman asked tha; his plan he simply
received for consideration. and II was 81
ordered This plan. with others submitted
and yet 10 be receiysd. viii hr presented
to the committee, Who will h~ askei a.
select those more feasible and worthy Of
consideration
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Rstnrn of kasirsaa sarveyisg
PArsy-Pelisical Notes.
MHAsgos. Aag- A-Tee Sheets ssrrsey.
ing party 4 who have been spying osss q
railroad roufe through the casea.se noun
fains from bsllinsasm h~y east toward
spsskane Fails for the Ccrnw all company.
have returned They rerovt \ rough
country, bat say . railroad can cross the
mountains south Of Mount kaker The
payts bsoGxht vial OF gold hsme f.cm
Kusy creek. Tae details of the survey arr,
es eoars<s. T. lss secret by thef4ilroad easa.
p&ny FOG their own Hs<s
Mr.. Each Hawley. the psonssr raer.
eaAut ai Lynsirn, died very sssssceniy ss
his home last Friday night. He had a.
ssnsies pablo meeting In the evening
and al about o'eiock IN the night. . f1F
Fsaring- MAS fouEsd 10 be dying in hess
Worry over toe land contest "a which he a
. party mEr haye hastened his death
several robterfez have occurred on the
sfrssess here aod In schsme daring the psss
week Seven desperate men are in Jail
awaiting trial
The l>siitiesi pot Is warming here. Cam
dsaaisss . 9 preparing 10 run for Offices not
yet created, aud there Is dAuxer sthxi
she srsai desire of candidates 10 oil fne
offers may be . Tsowevfni facter in adept
inz the constitution. wbeshe good or bed
oar people are nof pleased at the manner
IN shirn the adoption Of tle constitution
and the election Of oftics are e9neiaess 10
seiher. Dunbar Tor eol.scSs aud Humes
for chief Justice have many friencs here.
Nhass1usa county r2sy. however. have a
senatorial eaad sdase os her uwu Or sup-
y.oEt . fpst Townsend man in order 10 al
vide noEx L. VI. Kellogg, of Whafcnm
Y the oaiy ssronE candidate for Judge ei
this district 80 lar announced. For state
senator. y. Il. Richards, Colonel Psrkia-
son. r. DeNarfis and Others will be
candidates ON sase Republican side. and
MT. Charles Dcnasan on The Democratic
usksl For representatives oa the kepsgb-
publican side. John klwocd. Va r. Aonl-
tray, J. : Norton, j. ID. Rogers. NJ A. Nc.
l'nersou aud Others are in the reid. while
Colonel IL A. Moore. Emery MessinuaS
and NJ K ssaight are willing 20 take thesr
chances on the Deuce ssse ticket If hsr-
nlony pre- 2sils in the Republican camp 40
Democrats can be elected. An expression
a. - the peoples choice for state osAesrs
and senators Will probably be taken in the
county convention.
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SoKTa YAKIMA. Aug 1.--A pasty
prospeefofs returned isst nlght frum e.
Tiefsn basin. bringing with them - g
usually npe speeEsnsn of llYn<eoesza l.
sise Of the Hna II rcs quits tnlFlY e.
distant, aud IL cE the ruute ~ -
Tss<<d rAlIrpad nos being nufveyo4
tne Tolafatas fsser "a this pOtu4
stone Il ST the very flfst order. cd =
q large area
The bad Of egnsiiss*ion has eczl
sts izfsers aI the ass< <ssm<nt fcI
Ssesfut year. frsaa whieh n Gpp0
she total valuation Of properly II
coansy - sfssS7 so. ~ inersAe eSe4
nearly Si.usH.ooA <5
A dispatch fec<4vxd from 60
NessassuD. as Hsfena. stat sba& -
u0rks plant far this tpwn = -
way here ant thst be wiii arrive -
few dafs aud push The master -
compsetson 81 osses- :.
Lafxe ossEs gnssssss Of p<ecbea -
shspg1d East FROM here - fso
rFts<M
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TASTED ssxry-sxvxN p.ys.


INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. D.-Rotscrt Marvel,
after fasting sixty days. died this
morning. His ease l. 50 extraordinary
that u has attracted the attention not Only
af esfious puhsic has ~ the medical FRA,
teFnity far and near He was II years old
On June II. last, Marvel ate his last square
meal. For thirty six days ne took aeses-
suteiy nothing into his sfatassh. on the
thirty eighth sisy he bst oif a gss &c cf pie.
bat Gid not eat II. pn the thirty ninth day
be drank small quantity OF milk. aad ~
arfexalsr periods DE has continued 90 do 30
AL Told hs tas drsuk not 80 exceed cue
gslion of sasik Ia The sixty seven days thxs
have etasset siece he tsgsn to fast The
effect of fhis abstinence y such - weaisi
De expected. The fasssr reduced asm.el I
to a itxlas shssiow. Sere eses came usefs
him hy reason Of bis long confinement.
and evidently Narssi has not ONLY suffered
long bat severely. His fast i the longest
on record - far - knonu
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W. aoss IN. following a. seen o@ "ss %
Journal
astw will
oss his
In
We
Mexican
kavere
the ana
banks goFtcas kline has
q the
ga a. NV. s wish TIT esaiy e he aasais
-@Ae III
As @ & s sen tie his oaEv erssi lnie ne sss
ihss .oad es
another safe Shi e'
ssn. hanarr hrasss himself as scs
efofy
the exquisite nuha hAs as asn ns 80 Sd az. .s
fnsh "a
sse,.sus sn hs properly -. pa ~ s
viii as FasAed 20
ss4 rlcss Ga either SIDE ua s1aa 90.
.srsSourrs fncoofs
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WILL VISIT rnE wHsr.
=, dsey Dillon To Bytsg Party 10
Rorefand-

cHacseo. Auz. s6.-sydney Dilson. the
railroad maxnsts. ssd John sloase,
wealthy New soFk CARPET rnAnafxezuref,
iest the city this ssreFneoa Tor long West
svn trip TIE msmbsre OF their families
aass s~. friends ruKks Up . parsy Ui hoxF-
tzse8. Tsey Ga tsrss "a - Paul and tbe1c@
- Portland BY gay offns ssstherS f2eStSe.
A. this sflst -lessne slfh q fe~ 0f tase
sa&rsy. wiz visit SAT- frsasssens Mr.. Diiioa
xia rsfarn sfsrn fosft&od by The Oregon
4 grsnsconfsasnfxi BY was of peassr
III = fay arxf ~ls 4. fae " eet fef . & . "a
h : 81 yssys M. Ilsllen sal tSfnrs ieas.
tag. : ana Is has rx1i1s - ssgsssflsssees |
emR soa |. lsrsstssFsg there aud have . nss1-
Fai desire - SO e. th4s - all Tkss Oregon
4 Trsnsganst 4ssn9s5 terrstnrs 10 ali fsx~ -
nse. Tie lssg fissse 3as v sss shrrN sese
ssSs fssssS4 sA~rs
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THE SEIZED sxsLER.



VICTORIA, Aug. es.--Ihss afternoon the
steamer oiympisa brought from Port
Townsend Captain Aiger. oi tlls American
sealing schooner Allie l. Alg~r. and oac of
bis hunters. both direct from Behriux
sea. The captain. who was interviewed
imms niateiy on arrival. said .On the
ssxh oi July We were la Behring sea, as
nearly IS We can judge about Gfty mil.s
west of 81 fmus. 9aea re aigkso1 ah6
cutter Rush steamsug up to US ON our
quarters. We 81 once hove Ia. Some
minutes afterwards boat pu; e6 from the
Rusa and Lieutenant Tatfse bearded her
tie asked for my papers. which ] at
once handed him, aud after perEs
ing them he pfoeecded with
ten ten 80 search the ship. He did not
md anything. however. thoush that's 70
say there wss nothing 10 End afsca.d. After
coming up our of the bold. when he
had finished searching. | said 10 him
We'll. what luck have you had in the
searchss
He said: 4 win tell yoa. ON the nth
of July we captured The Hack Diamond. /"
and dispatched her 10 sitka wisn man
on board 10 take charge of her. On
The 2sd OF July we sighted fhs schooner
Minnie Her owner. Captain Jacobson
Was aboard ss ths time. and She had Sss
seals. We seok possession of her ard dis
patched her 10 satks also. Yesterday. the
Ga the fAGhAndsr and feana so
s4alskins asoarSi her. We ynf anosaes
man aboard her. and ordered her OF 4,
sitka - we'll, Las; week We boarded 10th
the Alice aid Therasa They had some
skins aboard. bat We let them gu. ss tAey
had been too long caught
After telling rne this the lieutenant
told me bad letter gst cat OF the the sea
at once, and WAS sren paIles. aboard the
steamer which headed for the
East. We thea set sail fer the
south aud arrived yesterday AZ Mean
bay then lett ny schooner there aud
came up from Cape FsAttery 10 Port Town
send ! caught The uIympian aud have
Just reached vi toSis. NY schooner vi 1,
expect, be ou the rad -
Seattle have here on the
Uismpssn 10 retoin her. ] have b. en- nj
ready oa former occasions through seizure
of orc af fay We seis in Hssring s<s In iSs-
Ne bad i.s<sa skias aboard and she was
taken ia eiska. where they were
eardempea by the iutTe. ! appealed 20
the sapresne court and the ease - still
pending During the pyssenes some nf fhe
sailors Of the Rash sbcAfsf the Algcr they
tos es,cssson 10 say thai they we're tho
tnughly sick ef their work .