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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
THE MOWATT WILL CASE.
A FIELD DAY FOR THE DEFENcE-M SIS MowATr
TESTI FIES


pourhhccpsc Jan. II (Specian-lt was helu u'N
for the defence in the Mowatt will case TO-DAY Inc
counscl presented strong testimony to show th't th'c
had brrn "A conspiracy on the part of several oi tUc
heir, AT Law to force Miss Mary l.. Mo"att 10 uNluc
lanes Mowatt's property among thcm' much oi tue
evidence bearing hard against Nicholas Hopper ana
,uru.tus and Theodore Mowatt. Miss Mowatt was
ON the witness stand nearly all day. The TWO young
Nowatts from the West. ncphews of Miss ho"a'''
testified i'm substance that one day IN Augustus
Novatt's Office at Fishhill Landing. Augustus tolu
them that Miss Nowatt mad and that the hepheWs
youd br left out In the cold. and told them thcy "ou
,t ~ 900 each and they had better settle at that
which they did. They told to keep away irom
ul., Vn,yatt and did 50 until after they had been
given checks for 1000
Miss Mary t. Mowatt was called TO the stand ana
,ld the -tory OF her life Nicholas Hopper wanted
her to talk about the will two days after the funeral
sh, told him it too soon. Augustus MoWatI came
tn her and angrily told her he could break the VIII
ON the ground that She had had improper relations
with her brother. Theodore told Jcr the same thlH
Al the second division of the property Theodore ahu
,unu,tus Mowatt got 1000 more than the Others
,,hi,h came out of the money the ncphcwS ulu not
,.ct though she had left 10000 In NcwDurg Dahh
tnr them The witness said she believed that iheo
dnr, and Augustu, would attempt 10 prove improper
relation, If She persisted In proving the Will ana
iry did ~ attempt would defeat the probate oil the
viii Hence she signed the first agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
PRICE THREE CENTS.
CALVIN S. BRICE ELECTED.
CHOSEN UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM
OHIO TO SUCCEED Mr.. PAYNE.

ONE DEMOCRAT REFUSES TO FALL IN LrND3
THE REPUBLICANS, WITH ONE EXCEPTION,
VOTE FOR EX-GOVERNOR FOSTER
fgr TELEGRAPH THE rkIBUNE.I
Columbus. Ohio, JAN l4.-The Brice managers.
after The secret caucus of the Republicans last
night succeeded in patching up an agreement
with N,s $. Courts and Munson, two of the
boilers. . B., today wheeled into line and voted
for the nonne, of the Democratic caucus. Mr..
Smith, the thu. member who refused to be bound
by the decree of his party. remained firm in his
determination ard on the roll-can voted for
Lawrence T. Neal, of Chillicothe. In the Senate
Brice received 10 votes, Foster IA and Murat
Halstead |. Mr. Schneider, of Cincinnati was
the Republican who refused to recognize the choics
Of the caucus by voting for Ex-Governor Foster,
In the House Of Representatives the vote stood
follows Brice, 81 Foster, So: Neal l.
This settles the election In favor Of Mr.. Brice.
and the only thing left to the joint vention
tomorrow is to assemble and declare Brice elected.
But he will have to go to the Senate without
the unanimous vote of his own party! since Mr..
Smith has resisted all opportunities and refuses
to change his vote.
The Democrats now expect Mr.. Brice to be to
the party in Ohio what Senator German is to the
Bourbons Of Maryland Already there is talk Of
the organization OF powerful political machine
with the newly elected Senator at it's head and
his managers and ardent supporters in the
test just ended as his lieutenants. Their plan ia
10 make I}rice the boss" and they expect to
carry Ohio Tor the Democracy through the in
iuence OF the 0rganiz ton, which Is to be extend
ed TO every township and ward in the State. and
TO be kept alive by the use Of money. Mr. Brice
has now the support OF the Doodle element Of
the party and expects, through his business in
terestS to gain favor with the more respectable
membership of the Democracy. BY the influence
of his railroad interests the machine are
counting on tarning over TO tie Democrats tho
Republican counties through which his lines Of
road pass.
The facts that Mr.. Brice has great political
ambitions, his objective point being the Presi-
dency, and he is organizing Ohio with that end
in view. lie is looking a long way into the
future and if successful in the next State cleo
tion he will loom up as a Presidential candidate
in S92. in ease Grover Cleveland is not again
nominated. Should the latter secure the nomina-
ton in the next National Convention Of the party,
then Mr. Brce is TO become the candidate, il his
plans do not miscarry, in 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
THE wESy VIRGINIA GorERyoRsHIP

Charleston, ". Va, Jan. II INpr'IdII- 7" I'1'''D
the special session Of the Legislature to d''dc inc
,ubcrnatoriaI contc.t vii convene. Nearly al ul'
members have arrived and the Dcm''fA''' ''"'"
called by Chairman Riley to NEE. VIII" ,'p "''
- ,ho Cubernatorial Committee eonicht was held.
tut ali the Democratic members were not present
and no definite conclusion arrived at. judge
Fleming arrived in the city last night "chcral "o''
who came to night. expresses confidence IN MS 'a''
senator Morris one Of TIC HcpIhliclh'' J, t'' D'.'
i. D,ir.d with a Democratic member. ana IL - re-
ported that Delegate Merrill Democrat, VII r",
attend AT all This viii leave the JOINT assembly, d
lie The Ucpublicaus generally expect he cont 4
10 be decided IN favor Of Fleming but the Dcih"i''
10y means confident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
RIG SHORTAGE IN 4 CITYS ACCOUNTS.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. BELIEVED TO HAVE bhhN
PIrNDERED OF 100000.

prrNDFKFD OF ~ 900 GOO.
Chicago jan IA dispatch from CleVelahu O"o'
saws that morning paper publishes statement SUI
nitted by an expert bookkeeper showing iresuihl'
ties in the old accounts Of the city ot CleVeahu az
creating about S3,OOO0OO Nearly all ot uhs money
was paid out by the city without the appro'a Vi .'0
Council although the laws Of the state of ono as
,i,i. r.uuir, that every Claim be included in the
,,l,r claims ordinance. The publication creates
great scnsatlon -, 49,, Aha
Hoard If revision to examine the books lcIAuhe |"
thc ctys financial history. 1t was necessary III t'e
prsecution Of the work look over the books In the
ity Treasurers Office and the disclosures maze were
startling In the extreme. These were hnted al IN .he
,nort ~ the experts to the Board Of Revision wien
the latter made their report to the Board oi Couhcl
men, however, slight reference. II any was ihaae
them The experts signed the report !" ''o poaA'
of Councilmen under protest and only after II hau
Io,n repr,eted to them that these Irregularities I'D"
hccn investigated before. Last night Ju!iuS
Ieuibcck one OF the experts sent INC
C,uncn A communication asking that his name be
stricken from the record, saying that he hau Oce"
iudu,cd 10 sign the same under false representations,
that tho former investigation was not compete uie
,lurin, irregularides had occurred, ana lhao "a "a
'D..s to the books was given him agalh, ne "oun
80 f,u rXnn.urc free Of cost to the city. MF'
I.ulbeck's communication was referred O''h " ~ nm,
vim the in~inuation that the matter hau pc''c' '
Nfcr Tie Council adjourned eX,Prcs.de9t ,,d Lem m
beck gave the pr. cnmpe,tb ncriod named II
.b7ved that S30OO.0OO had been pald oul without without
~ r,,'I -. th. Counci and in a peculiar manner
ri ,P P1tries upon the book, were all made in mis-
lr'uH- ~, n,r, m however j., a table showing that
II 600 600 or 100000 was PAID out ana aiieecu
o have becn paid ont without any entry IN any book
a. show t. whom the money Wa PAD or ior VIVA.
~ it,. action II the Council ignores the startling
disclosures contained In the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
THE souApRoN,s STAY AT LISBON.

On board the Atlanta, Squadron Of Evolution,
Lisbon. Dec 3o.-At o'clock to the Squadron
Of Evolution leaves for Tangier. Morocco our ad
miral and flag gleutenant were the only members Of
the squadron who witnessed the coronation OF the
King. Admiral Walker and the commanding officers
of the ships Of the squadron the invited guests
of the King at State banquet last night. at which all
the notabeS of Portugal and the diplomatic corps were
present.
The Admiral IS expecting visit from the Portuguese
King and suite today and the squadron has been
ordered to prepare to yards and receive hlm
with the customary honOrs.
The Enterprise will probably leave tomorrow for
Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
PORRFPy or THE WELLS-F FARGO EXPRESS.

Dallas Tex. Jan. IA mysterious robbery u
which the Wells Fargo Express Company lost Sll'oU
was committed here sunday. The money was In a box
in the company's Office In this city sunday morning.
but il disappeared during the day. superintendent
Christensen arrived here from Houston last night and
is working ON the case. Edward Perry, the local
agent saws no trace Of the box It's contents can be
found The express officials refuse to say anything,
brt are working on theory of conspiracy among the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
ITETrTGOV HALE WITHDRAWS EARLY.

Boston, Jan. IL (speciaD.-LieutenantG Governor
Halle of springfield who far ahead Of his tickcs
At the last state election. has decided not TO be
candidate for odcc the close Of his present ncum-
lcncy Ills large buSncs, interests demand MS un-
divided attention. ami this with other considerations,
has induced him state his position thus early 50
that any complications that might possibly arse ~
deferring this announcement may be avoloeos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
THE GERMAN MILITARY BUDGET.

Berlin Jan. I4.-The remaining items IN the military
budget passed their second reading in the RechStaG
today The appropriations Of 45.7i3'ooo MARKS on
account II the extension Of the period oi mItiN ser
vice and of 81 22f 100 marks for new guns ana ar
i lIefv purp0sd, generally, were granted almost
unanimously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
RUSSIAN OFFICERS COMMIT SUICIDE.
SUPPOSED To HAVE BEEN IMPLICATED IN
PLOT AGAINST THE CAR.

ST Petersburg. Jan. 14.-Colonc Voickon, an
officer of the Czars body guard. and some other oceN
Of the same corps have committed sul'ide' J.
supposed that they implicated III a recently us
coIercd plot against the life Of the Gar . -
u Is reported fhat the Cla's ."'lhcr f.' ''.,.
caplta for meddling with politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
THE FRENCH DEpI-TIES MEET.

Paris, Jan. I4.-The Chamber of Deputies elected
in September and October, 1889, assembled today
and elected VI. FlOquet its President and adjourned
until Thursday. There are 3G0 Republican Deputies
of varjous shades OF opinion among item being 100
Radicals and 2l1 of the Opposition including forty
seven IOuangsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
GUNsRERG WINS THE EIGHTH GAME.

Havana, Jan. 14.-TOday was played the eIehth
game in the chess contest between Guhs1erg anu
Tschigorin. II began with the Zukertou opening
and lasted three hours. After thirty moves hdu
been made TschgOrn resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
SILVER MEN ~ CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON.


Washington. Jan. LITTLE National Executive '"ln
mttec appointed It the st. Louis Silver Convention
last fall met in Willards Hotel at noon 70 day y J
Warner Of Ohio H. chairman Of the committee and
Lee Crandall, Of this city, secretary. sub-com
mittcc, consisting oi Mcssrs. Fitch PXlcy ana Bar
hour appointed to draw up plan O work for tIc
EXccutvc Committee TO pursue during It's meeting here
Tho meeting will last a number Of days, and per
manent bureau will be established In this city, %
look after tho interests OF free coinage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
TIE INrMrEXZN IL ErRopE.

London, Jan. 1.-The Rcei-tnr's return Of dcaths
in the metropolitan district for thr week give, 27i7
This is $40 above the average. Of these deaths 80
we're classified due directly 10 Influenza. but 1OG0
are reported as due to dl-ca cs Of the respiratory
organs. Tlu, is - m cNoc,, II the average of
deaths from slct diseases.
The Rel trtr'- returns for ireland show that the
epidemic there j, decreasing
. The Princess Of Vale hd. the Influenza.
Cibraltir Jan. i4.-rhc influenza /, approaching
here. but ls Of "a very mild type.
Lisbon, Jan. I4.-King Carl,, r. recovering from
his attack II influenza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
SPANS KING IMPROVING.

Madrid, Jan. 14.-AlfonSo has had no recurrence OF
the bad symptoms and the Improvement in his con-
dition is constant and progressive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
,.ucrnrA1rrY AHnI.T GRAvENREuTH.

Berlin. Jan. 1.-THE "Tagblatt' has a Zanzibar dis
patch Announcing the arrival al Bagamryo Of Baron
CraVenro,tb ,,bo commanded an expedition similar
=, ,t' ~ ~, ~, V-i.-fuauu. The d" National Zctung'
cav there & mo authentic news from him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

London. Jan. 14.-Sir Edward Clarke the sohc'or
G,neral has refused TO accept the leading brief for
.The Times in The action for libel brought arall''
that paper by Mr. Parnel lie bases his refusal on
the ground that he i> aw officer OF the crown anu
cannot therefore accept the brief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
SENATOR MILsON EE-ELECTED.

Annapolis Nd. Jan. 14.-E. X. Wilson. Democrat.
was elected United states senator to-day by the fol.
lowing vote In the House. Il. X. Wilson so; Thomas
5. IIodson 2S. In ;he Senate, Wilson Ii, Hodson 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
.nnn1.xcrMENrs FRoM TIE vArIcAN.

Rome jan 14.-Thc Vatican officially denies the
report that The negotiations with General simmons in
regard 10 Malta are broken of.
Tbc Pope's cncyclical will deal with the religious
duties of Catholics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
er,v1ry REACHES CAIRO.

Cairo. JAN 14-Stanlcy and his party 'uINou ~
this city this morning. They were gTeceu oS 'o'i
oral sr Fr,ncis Grenfel commander of the Egyptian
troons and Sir EVELYN Barring the British ColiSul-
General Mr. STANLEY visited the Khedlve'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
IVY CITY DRIVING PARK SOLD At Auction.

ertv Of the National Fair Association Gvy City Driv
inr Parll were sold to-day at auction for Sl33,50
Iomc, Lan.burgh. Of this city, representing real es
tate syndicate, the purchaser. II is said that
the nroperty will be subdividcd into building lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
cu.prrp rtrcryoy At SENECA FALLS

Seneca Falls y. Y. Jan. 1i.N the charter election
in this village the Democrats elected their candidates
for president and treasurer, Eugene A. Rumsey being
elected president by 27I majority. The Democrats
elected two of the four trustees. thus giving them con
troll Of the village board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

court for publishing certain comments on the O'Shea
divorce argued to-day. and dismissed on the
ground Of informality. Permission given for the
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
CHANCE FOR SAVING THE CITY OF WORCESTER

New. London, Conn, JAN l4.-Wreckcr Scott, who
has Just returned from the stranded steamer City of
Worcester. reports that everything is favorable to
.avlng the vessel the weather being OF desirable
Lind and running. steam pumps are now on
board and several of the leaks have already been
stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

London Ian 14-The trial Of the action bfougps
by the Earl Of Enston against MI Parke' hnlV" oi
"The North London Press" for crlnnl ,bn ho' wc"t
charging tnat the Earl was impllcatcd ]" ''0 w.
End scandal, will begin tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

Paris. Jan. 1.-THE PaiX7 says that the president
Of the French commission sent out to investigate 'e
affairs Of the Panama Canal company ~ id ,idot hn
made AT Aspinwall announced tldl INV '
completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

L0CAL OPTION DEFEATED IN LYNCHBURG.
Lynchburg, Va, jan l4.--Local option was defeated
here today by seven majority. heavy vote was
polled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

London, Jan. IA motion u comm. tl' man
NJ to Iondon edition Of The New York Herald" and
The Froemsn,s Iournals of Dublin. for contempt OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
FATAL GAS EXPLOSION IN WALES.

London, Jan. 14.-At Festniog, in Wales the
gas works exploded today. The manager was blown
to atoms and many persons were injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
: rnE WASHINGTON cirTAr cn.vGryG HASD,

Washington, Jan. 10" fhr Wa, ,tingon Capital.
an evening paper 81 this ct'. ha. been sold to Will
H. Hawkins Of The Post" and =. y. Cowen. a
chicago newspaper man. IL is understood that the
new proprietor, will make the paper a penny daily.
Mr. Ilawkins has been the humorous writer Of
d" The Post" ever since that paper purchased b,
Messrs. wilkins and ilatton. lie formerly con
ncctcd with "Thc Chicago Ncrs7 and The Cshoag
Ilnes" and enjoys the reputation of being bright,
clever aud witty writer. Mr.. COwen has been IN
Europe for the last three years.
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or in any proceedings in the action.'
LOOKS BAD FOR THE JUDGE
Fourteenth-we can not avoid the conclusion that
at the time OF the final presentation OF the papers
and of signing the decree Judge Bookstaver must
have known that no new action had been oesuh ;
that there had been no service OF rSor new thers
and complaint and that OF course Therefore t,nere &
had been default by the defendant III any ne% ~
acton and that there Ssfnp ae Se Pe referee by benjamin
Wright as plaintiffs attorney. 49, ,,.t..o. .o
Ire resolution ON o 6T does not it seems TO
u.s. make it necessary or proper that we snoun 9Sp
pement this report of facts fonnd oy any coed nv
ton for acton in respect to the matters coVec" W
the report. -,.,. .,,,oo. 30 tho Executive Com
All of which is respectfully submitted.
1SicnedI William NJ Prlchard Daniel G. Rollins
F. Ellery Anderson. George c. Holt, William U' VII
son. Special Committee
The Executive Committee supplemented tns
report with the following resolution:
Resolved, That the facts reported by the sub,com-
mttee concerning the judicial conduct OF H. W. BOOK
staycr Judge Of the Court Of Common pleas OF Ihe @
city and county OF Newlork In the acton emc,isa EMU %
Mary f. Flack against James a. flack, are sucn -
IN cali for an inquiry by the Assembly oil the ota'e
of New-York.
Mr. Pendleton moved that the report OF the
committee and the accompanying resolution De
adopted. and that committee OF hve ne ap-
pointed by the chair to present the tacts TO Vne
mouslv not more than half dOZen nay DC
inc heard, and these came in a talht cnolus
from the rear Of the room.
A COMMITTEE TO PUSH THE WORK.
Mr.. Choate next announced that he had ap-
no;nted the following committee to carry OUT
the purpose Of the resolution: Emu hoo.'
George DE Forest Lord, Stephen A. Walker, Lewis
G Icdyard and w B. Hornblower. MIR; Horh-
blower asked to be excused from serving I0l pei
,onal reasons and Mr.. Choate appointed frahoi'
l.. StctSOn in his stead IL, - Col
The annual election Of officers resulted as ioi'
lows: President, Frederic K. Coudert; VICE
nrcsidcnts Theodore ". Dwight, stephen a.
Walker Everett Z. Wheeler, Wager SwaShe'
(icoree De Forest Lord; recording secre,aIH
Sllas H. Brownell; corresponding secretary DdS DdSiu
B. Ogden: treasurer, William 7: DIXON excel
i've committee. class of ls92. francis VI Hco,.'
Elihu Root Lewis Cass Iedyard, Albert stlcknley.
charles f. Miller: committee on ADMISSIONS, Grass
of 1892. Adrian II. Jolinc, +. De Peyster fostI
Il Aymar Sands Cassimir DE t. Moore; Saihuel ~
I,ctts John Mel. Nash and David j, Dean ,,,,,,
The following new members were elec'eu VIZ,
lam Vanamcc George w. Hart, lr., George sewer
Tanner Byram L. Winters, William IL. Stockwel'
t,ibson Pntzcl William Church Osborn Loren20
Scmple George NJ Van Hoesen and William VIII
II was decided TO hold special meeting OF the
ASSOCIATION on February IA for the purpose oil
considering the Torrey Bankruptcy Dill.
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LOOKS BAD FOR THE JUDGE

Of all concerned or thought that there would be
any suspect rreguarty In any OF the papers
or in any proceedings in the action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15


Twcfth-Mccis appears 10. have presented to
Judge Hoohstaver the new summons. the altered com
plant and the new affidavit of regularity. together
with the proposed new order Of reference, within 20
tav nr two after the first interview between himself
and The Judge. and the Judge thcrcupon wrote the
name Of Joseph Mcels rs referee In anch new order
of reference soon afterward Mccks appeared before
ihc Judge with the completed papers a. above de
,rrlbcd. and applied for and obtained a decree. The
Glc mark on that decree Is II the date of July l.
1850. SO that the extreme limit of time during which
al these proceedings must have occurred, Is from the
~ uf July To the 18th Of July, l--0.
Thrtccnth--Judge BoDk>tavcr'S statement as 10
hat occurred when the papers were pr >enied anew
for = decree Is follows
Il looked al the papers ana SiN on them the name
of BENJAMIN Wright attorney for the plaintiff. /
looked the affidavit of regularity II was sworn 10
by Mr.. Wright | glanced at the signatures n they
appeared through the different papers, as Is my custom
They all appeared To me 10 be original Signatures
the TESTIMONY. that H. appeared tO he
signed and sworn to bv the witnesses, and that H.
vas abundtnty sufficient 10 rnttlc thc plaintn 10 %
decree In her favor. | knew Mr. benjamin Wright.
and knew him 20 be capable and very
reputable attorney and | unhcsitatincy signed the
decree without any doubt of the perfect good faith
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-24
wATEr. FRONT.

The steamship City Of Pacbla sailed for San
Francisco last niEht with sixsy tons Of general
mrschsncise and the following passengers:
Nh. n. w. Monahan. Mrs. q. w. Hall, Miss ".
Ia Rorquc. Misc n. Stevenson. Mrs. Elizabeth
weinnali. Walter r. Lodge, b. r. winsns, Mrs
Annie Russel. Dr. and Mrs. r. D. Carper. r. r.
neCallum, u. r. Douthell. Mn. George Healy.
Miss Alice Cochran. charies Carroll, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. ,. verdvn.
The ssesm schooner Jeanne fnished discharg.
Ing her cargo ~ Yesier's wharf ycsssrday and
len for 5sesma from which place she will 20
TO Departure bay TO load coal for San Francisco.
The steamer Premier arrived from Vancouver
yesterday with twenty ne Of general merehan-
dixe for echwabacher BrotherA
TIE steamship Geo. ". Elder sailed Tor Alaska
yesterday with twenty-five tons Of general met-
chandisc.
Tho steamship Michigan arrived from Port
land with cargo Of 800 tons OF pipe and mer.
ehandise.
The United states revenue cutter Bear Is stil
In the harbor awaiting the arrival OF orders by
mail
the bark vidette Is discharging her cargo At
Harrington Smiths wharf
The tug Wasp Is expected from Priest Point
with . boom OF logs To-Day.
The steamship walla wslia leaves San Fran
cisco for Seattle tomorrow.
Captain spsuldngs new boat Hornet. viii
DO launched Monday.
schooner L. J. Perry Is due here with . cargo
OF oats and hay.
The steamship City of Topeka 10 due here from
AIaaka Tuesday.
The Point Arena IL due from chuckanui with
load Of stone.
The sug Bis IL due here from Chuckanut with
. scow Of stone
The ship Spartan 10 receiving cargo OF cosl
ct the buukerx
The Ferudals arrived yesterday with 500 bar.
rels Of lime.
The bark Detroit Is ssili At the bunkers load.
Ing coal
The ). C. Britain Is loading coal at the Ocean
deck.
The steamer Henry Bailey 10 undergoing re-
pairs.
Tho Lucy Lowe is being repaired at Port Town.
send.
The steamship Wilmington Is Cue here somor-
row.
The Delta il having her boilers pus In.