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The morning call., 1890-10-26

ton before affecting the spring in the cir
cult breaker The officials having charge
OF the electrical apparatus at the Sanadlan
games drew the thread at each race as tlghtiy
as possible without its own tension break.
ing the circuit. but even then the thread
could be DETECTED scme inches without
showing ON the papered cylinder. THESE
few inches which the runner travels before
affecting the apparatus may be equal to one
or two hundredths of second in 100-yard
race. To sum this part up in few words,
it NAV be said that the electrical timer is
not affected as soon as the winners breast
touches the tape, and only till three or SIX
inches more have been Travelled. according
to the tension on the thread, will the cir
cult be broken.
AS an example of how much difference
there was in the two systems Of timing at
the Canadians games, the greatest and the
least variations can easily be seen by the
following table, compiled from the reports
of the officials for both the electrical ana
hand timing.
The morning call., 1890-10-26

Son Aftesse EogaIc, 1la,f d. L'solan, Friaessss
Rog Ee ds G1y4rs, dc Je us 'teat aad d-iJnen.
in Armenia would have been called simple,
unpreteudng house, into a royal palace. and
appointed days when all " 10 wished to pay
her homage might be received. At these re-
ceptlons, as each guest entered, marshal
in uniform announced his or her name: in
HI recess of bow window, upon throne.
sat her ROYAL Highness, and guests advanced
aud raised the hand she condpScendingiy
offered. Never did a French person of note
attend one of these receptions, for as the
French believe that the last King of JeruSa-
lem died some time in the twelfth century,
Hey had but little curiosity to see the
Of >pTing of king betv cen whom and his
throne had rolled seven centuries.
Only Americans were deceived by this i'm
itation royal household, for the history of
the Lusi5uans is well known in Paris.
In 1903 was born at Bagdad a certain Re
work. Employed as a salesman by Calfa
Yam. Greek cloth merchant, he married
his employers daughter, took her name, and
was known as Calfa. OF his children, Yus-
81 was bound to a tailor. He came to
Paris. where he worked at his trade until,
IA 1870, he called himself Nahr-Bey, Prince
of Cyprus, Jerusalem and Armenia. The
second son, Ohannes Calfa, became khor-
enc Nahr-Bey. Louis, Prince de LuSgnan.
The third son was charitably brought up in
the Mukitarish Convent, entered holy orders
ana ufNclated IN cnapel, rue Monsieur lie
Prince, Paris. He cast off his priestly robes
To marry an Egyptian Jewess, who dealt in
Oriental pipes and false amber, hue de
Evnli, Paris. After her death he married
a French woman, the owner of Victor
HUgo'5 home and then became Price
Royal of Cyprus, Jerusalem and Armenia
This roy al couple continued the traditions
of the ancient family, Lusignan, by confer
ring decorations upon all whom they consid-
cred worthy OF so blgh an honor.
The Order Of Melusine" is decoration
worn by the chevaiers and danes d'hon-
i.eur Of Princess Marie de Lusignari; and
among these cheyaliers and danes not the
least proud are some republican Americans.
The decoration of this order was considered
a TecOmpense Tor attainments in letters,
arts, sciences and all humane virtues. The
recipients were expected to protect their
august Princess, and to aid the inhabita
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Blossoms,

Blossoms.
No. o. CHARADE.
In solving this riddle
Your brain wont be taxed,
For FIRST "is pitcher
OF leather that's waxed."
The last is Ito play upon;
Such IS the answer
The iChOte Is quite easy
To solve The Merganser."
San francisco. &c. NJ
No. 6. DIAMOND.
IA letter. 2-One who deserts his party.
3-Tbat which remains. Am animal OF The
cuttle-iish tribe. b-Feartni. Ga messenger.
IA letter. WELLAND STRONG.
Sdu Francisco
No. Z. DECAPITATIoN.
=" All twilight now.
How deep next the tranquility! The trees
Are slumbering through their multitude OF boughs,
Even to the leaiiet on the frailest twigi
twilight gloom pervades the distant hills,
An azur: softness mngling with the sky"
San francisco. Ii. .. Il.
No. 8. DIAMOND.
IA letter. 2-Causing sorrow. ga species
OF falcon. 4-0ne of genus OF brilliant birds.
ga goatherd III The third EclogUe OF Virgil
(Wel. fct.). G-Did walk quchy. IA letter.
san Francisco. OLIVE L. TURNER.
No. 8. INVERTED PYRAMID.
ACROSS: IA Kind OF fiat bottomed boat
constructed by BOBaparte for The Invasion Of
Engani. "a species Of parrot in Brazil. 8
TIE crown OF the he d (obs). A barrier. D.
A letter.
Down: IA letter. 2-The first person, sim
gular, OF the verb to be. "a gentle blow. IA
native Of Arabia. 6-The bone which in man
forms the prominence OF The cheek. GA genus
OF trees. IA round mass VI hair. 8--If. ga
letter. ALOHA.
Alameda, Cal.
Ans wers and solvers IN three weeks.
STRAY LEAVES.
We are well pleased I.nu The readers take
such an interest In this department. and hope
that they VIII continue 10 contribute, for
ACoRNS may be
Stepping stones
Ernr thei dos
Tyr0s must remember that we accept none but
original contributions; several were returned
Tor this want OF thought. With little patience
they will construct large "iorms" and compose
good "fiats."
Under this heading ! will from time to time
used In this "mysric arr" so that all may COM
pose ana solve without difficulty.
A "fiat' Is q puzzle whose answer reads IN n
more lines running III the same manner All p0-
etical puzzles are flats" likewise aDagrams,
cryplograms, beheadments, curtallmemts, cha
fades, dOuble-letter eDigInas, eIigmas, etc.
On the other hand, a "form' puzzle represents
The shape OF some material object. For example:
diamonds, squares, rhombolds, balfsGuaTes,
pyramids, etc.
To solve and construct puzzles the tyro must
compare the solution with The puzzle itself, and
this will be a means Of presenting to his OF her
view what Is intended by the explanation OF The
Two classes OF puzzles.
j. e. Nj. Is requested to send her address, We
Withhold The other "con' until we shall receive IL.
KERNEL.
The morning call., 1890-10-26
The WAY Made Clear.

One OF the most serious obstacles to success in
The way Of Is planted right the middle OF the
road to health. How to restore and to maintain a
regular habit OF body aud digestion is too often y
source OF needless and. unEappiy of vain inquiry.
1t is not necessary to inveigh against drastic purga
tlves. They who have used them Continuously
know the consequence A remedy which unites the
action OF regulating medicine for the bowels with
that OF tonic both for those organs, the liver and
the stomach, is iostetter's Stomach Bitters sane
toned by the best medical authority. aud receiving
daily the Endorsement OF our felow-country men.
With this efectual, though gentle, laxative at hand
1t Is possible to defy those changes OF temperature
productive OF constipation, as well constitutional
attacks OF biliousness, which beset even people
naturally healthy. Malaria, dyspepsia rheumatism
and kidney troubles are remedied and prevented by
the Bitters. As
The morning call., 1890-10-26
A wife's Il eh 5 Upheld.

The Supreme Court, sitting in bank, yes
terday afternoon decided in favor of the
appellant in the case of George L. White,
the Mendocino millionaire, VS.. frankie
White, snit for divorce by the husband.
The wife flied cross-complaint and the de-
cision was announced in her favor. Pend
ing the preparation of findings she asked
for an allowance Of alimony to enable her to
pay the counsel fees. Her motion was de-
MED without prejudice" and yesterday S
decision was upon her a peal from that
order. Tie principle upheld by the court
in its decision in her favor is that the wife
in divorce case is emitted to such allow
ance of the community property as may be
necessary to enable her TO maintain her
rights.
The morning call., 1890-10-26

Of Armenia, over whom had reigned her
glorious ancestors. There have been people
wicked enough to say that the sale ~ of
these decorations was the source of an
enormous revenue for the modern house of
Lnsisnan, but, as rule, the mauvaises
langues Of Paris cannot be believed.
Baron Hirsch de Gereuth is one of the
most interesting figures in sport and society
At the present time. Baron Hirsch deserves
the esteem i'll which he is held, for he Las
performed a wonderful act of generosity.
In 1887 his only son, Lucien, died, and IN
memory of this child. the Baron gave
S30000,000 to his corelgionists in Turkey,
Ru STA and Hungary. With this money he
has founded certain number Of CONNER
lal aud agricultural institutions in order to
elevate the moral and material situation OF
the jews in countries where they are the
most md gent and prosecuted. Baron Hr-ch
lhinb, that as there are countries in which
agriculture Is but name it Will be easy to
'iuabe thr Jews OF these regions independent
by teaching them how to till tile ground.
Accordingly, sons of poor Jews are received
IN these schools, and there, first of all, learn
me language OF the country to which they
belong alterward, are allowed TO choose
between a commercial and an agricultural
education. The studies finished, each pupil
receives sum of money sufficient to es-
tabfish him in the profession OF his choice
Committees, selected from all religions,
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Her other Redfern visiting gown is for
calling, and is faced cloth of the new-old
shade which we used to call Mazarine blue,
and which is supposed to suit all complex
ions. The skirt, which shows on the right
side, is bordered with black fox and is
braided in black and copper fancy braids.
The sleeves are of black velvet. banded at
the wrist with fur, and have cloth puff on
the shoulders. The upper part of the bodice
is also OF velvet, shaped into deep points
on the bust, ami bordered with brading.
An all-fur muff accompanies this costume.
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A MATCHLESS COLLECTION
BARGAINS
GLOVES, FANCY RIBBONS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
LADIES And CHILDREM'S
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR!

give all EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS con-
stanty being offered throughout the COLOSSAL STOCK OF FALL
AND WINTER DRY GOODS that imported before the tariff
took effect have included in this weeks offering special
of important departments presenting
them would respectfully to intending purchasers the ady
ability of making selections the week. the goods UN
MIST aKABLE BARGAINS fail rapidly
AMAZINGLY Low PRICES QUOTED.
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FANCY RIBBONS!


a pei
FANCY STRIPED DOTTED RIBBON silk will be
Out
RIBBON
closdou a
FANCY GAUZE RIBBON
pieces STRIPED SATIN RBBoN
RIBBON
900 ~ AsuFRr F1crRr 5R9N Ms eage al ut worth e will
be ostd ouat 2cpe yad
pieces
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ACORNS.

Original contributions and solutions are re-
Qupsted from all The readers. Communications
must be WI iten IN ink. on one side OF the paper
ana The name and address must accompany them
as a guarantee OF good faith. Address Puzzle
Editor DAILY MORNING CALL 500 Clay street,
San Francisco, Cal.
The morning call., 1890-10-26

This first cut shows US her walking gown,
a very handsome affair of wool and velvet.
1t is polonaise costume of rlaided camePs
hair serge, in which the ground color is a
lightish prune. plaided off with fawn and
wood color, with just a touch of maize to
brighten it. The skirt opens on the left
side over a petticoat of velvet in darkest
prune, which is bordered by a band of
natural beaver The V opening below the
throat is edged with fur, and is hlled in with
velvet, and the melon puffs of velvet ex-
tending in points to the elbow are also edged
with the fur. The tiny muff of cloth. vel
vet and fur is pretty adjunct to this very
effrctiye suit
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!


will be offered
GENTS, Fr11r1ssHEp IMPORTED ddfos SOCKS navy brown gar
will
CENTS NAUNDRED WHITE SHIRTS With double backs Reinforced linen
extra
,,,-uc. ,-,r . NV At S 1 20, - ,...
ERS, will
GENTS SUPERIOR QUALITY LANES UNDERSTANDS AND DRAW
oferedat EACH
finished ribbed go Will be atS2
LADIES' And CHlLDREl'S HOSIERY And UNDERWEAR!
LADIES GERMAN FANCY COTTON HOSE
isneL all offered
DOZEN
m - , ,r, r,r1, ,,, ~ S;r L BE; uos, . -,
CH!LDREN'S HOSIERY!
CIIDRENS RIB HOSE with double
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81 rnased ssassz Expsssz. 50 Faro gxpress
- Wesse<E EaloR. =, American Ccfs1a o.. 4
mrxEss gRaREs.
EEw Yozx. Dee q -Aizee fIas Crown Pufns.
1zg8. Cnssso4ased caal Euraaa and TIrxss1s Ez ~
cuanmen EeaiaA, SzTs. EuWksv s.; - Gsfsfo.
81 Gosli1 Curry. sI.7s: Hale 4 Sozero3s, szfss
Eomsskake. 80 Horn sifTex. -: Cctn silver.
slF9s North Belle fsse, Ea8ss Oafafk9, x5.sQs
Piymcash, g -; szvsge. 3D. Sierra ssxstA.
Ess
sAw FRASeIsco RzvfEw.
EAx FRAxrssco. Dee zl-whest-Holderz are
sskins fail eguF-s and decline 20 make conees-
soas. q. - s1 21 re isEser fnr enofrz paseeas
Barksy-sslghsiy Snpsossas Nep feed 80
s8zc.
Osfs-so charge Ia values: holders deem the
o4fiook promising: ehcies feed. s1-sos No. /
fl.zstA II; lower gEnsses, sla5i ~
HrFsF-1-11-a-Azg ezfT. but no business - hold
ess vfssss are shave buyers; qustsbls. 7slec-
Pcsatoes-choiee, scarce prices ARA; Early
Rase. t1-9s91-45. BHrb41ks fISea2
Batass-steady: fancy. zzgzSc; good 20 choice.
15aDe.
Esss--ssssaY; California Ranch. so9sz'ls;
EasfsTn z7tzk3aec
Chartered -Tcp Gsileut. seaale to san Fran
CISCO EIaaming. lErnber, Moo3yville - Caiiea-
SEw vcKK TEoDreE M1EKEr-
NEw YoRK. Dec sl.-Hovs-Ffrtn ard quies-
% Is points down; closcd aEEi, 5 points down %
IS posisss up: sales. 600 BAGS January sissa
Ml&7s. February. SIZING s. go March. sl5-6s;
A&y. tI5ss4f5.s3. Jane. sis.se. SPOT rio. steady
and qlliet: fair Garages Iass,; Ma. 7, nc.
sEgsR-Raw. Gal and sle4ay; reaned. steady;
fair demand
wooi-Qaies and nrzn; domestic fleece, $40
&c.
Coppev-Duil and steady. iake. si40o
Leafl-Sseasiys domestic. 1890
TIn--qsief and easy straits, s2l-1A
Aar silver, ssc
CHICAGO LIvR sTocK Markell
cHHsAso, Dec sI.-ceEtle-Reeefpts. 900.
strong and ioc higher; becvez, ss4a.Is: stock
ers and feeders, = I09s.aS; cows, balls and
mixed, g. ae8saa
Hoxs-Recetpts. 1900. strong and Sc higher
closing weak mixed. f355t95.75; heavy, SING
5sa15i light s3s6g1sa
shesxs- Receipts, 400; strong ard active;
NATIVES ESsg5 IS; western corn fed. sS50sA 10;
iAmbs. - aNss.
CHICAGO PRopUeE.
cHn,sAso. Dec sf.-wheas-Lower: December.
77ssc; January. 772.e: May. size.
Cori-Lowers December. &c; January, 29sSci
Nay. g.
oa;sl-steady: December. nomInAiIy. or; Jan
usry. SIC: May, 2zise.
Rye--NominAl; January, fflzc.
Bsrleg--5ssaSoc.
Whgsker--kl.02
PORT Higher; January, SO; February, sioz71si
May. ses2iS.
IArz - higher: January. t6s5; February.
s 20. Nay, St875o.
shot Ribs-Hlgher; January. sL65te6.7osz;
February. 81 To- May. t4sa
LIVERPOOL sRAIx sAzxEr.
IfyERF0oL- Dee. sL--Wheat-Ftrm; demand
improving. holders offer sparingly: California
No 1. - sdea7s q Il per eental: red Western
spring. Is aSda7s 4d; red Western winter,
6s TO- sdesss lid.
Cnrn-SfaadYt demand fair
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essoAaA NerTozA saAa ana Bl0oa Dasss.sa
no vAr LApfra

F0 EN& LADIES.
We EfEe muSs caNfaf ass ee,t.esse~a.a &C.,.
tttE = ctseAsek 81 pexaan ar4 sits.sr-. = -,
- - Ao~A 49, 0t@sxes nssHCaA oe NaaersnR
49, q = tie eesasnan rnuslne 8ao.ars fAii =
SeTs y0a when afherS tail 10 ssse>ssssxs -
s s.saa1 n every Gspar&neuf ri medical aaf sar.
- - = ssxseIate- ne pTesezsos has hsss Yeas
sxpSssessce ia the ka1piiAis * Rraeklysss snS
sSw iofks ferga&ssy sp~esal qs-.ssssSsr =
NsnsAn Hospital College. Sew Ys~k Aaa =
&c = sAe most saocesxsgl sna aess kns "a gyss-
ee@osical Specialists an ells ooantry
70 Young and haluuss-Arsd aaen.
NsEySns Ieessisv, SgeEmaanrrsas ssuatnsr
tsea pTe1neiag slespsessness. eses.Ssr 49,
Sss4R<ss % tns scr ayersloa % sselery rassfse
AsssseFAse.l. SEA ct cea6aence, aaal psssif a.,
AteLY CT e&ssEess. sui mssls fifA 4 hssr.fsr,
sSfssy, rsrmsasnsly ana specify carssi
6Lo0D And SKIN DISEASES
e pAtlls disease most rsas4si,, =. r.. 800.
cen pletaly esss1leatet - - sSSNaas
wse ssss ss,,s $50 SIS permanently earcd
Ass9osy, Ss.asEg and BLADDER eeapsasn.s.
a, dilaEaiI asa freeaeaf hsfnsnsr -
n.s..t At1Alet hssa cotcred er VITA n1askv assal.
1cArgez reasonable.
Gu Success Es Bases sTpcr Ear.~
, 1L re.aessies All quickly and eara par,aa.
We do not claim 10 know svsrvshsrw !, ..,,.
Sen q neaiefus9F Diseases o. Is - - -, q. me.
tNef3 case, but we 90 elaiaa tass 4 a. fxs.ss.
esfe sra increasing praesaa mkta sssste~atlsst
sssss q sustain IL are tia best pzgsos 81 Do.
kzpsvie1ec IS wayih everything Knawlasr.
RAAAsd ey coasn4l1ng with. critically ex3,n4nSF,s
s1A stecsssI~Ay Treating thAU saassx ~ 4sszs.srs
Sl tfeEF ses SEX profession snd ysgssusasssr -
ifets1 VITA every pTessnsahe saraa a. tfas- -
1850 2t dNtssgsfstFs enahigs 81 ID assEfs th,sa
thESfs0S @t4zs tfka nRsafiiss. that Ne hHea 49,
cstaed ~ Restoring heaith 20 large rssl,sikg -
eass tFsastas ev9G after 0taer sklisesl ass Gear
Seitc riiy aus h2Se fAtiSd % tss.s - 3 $3.50
leut change for the better
ne are patrontxe1 ~ a class 81 leHss ana
AZ sxHatAlst easek. and taey asa too snfssnsnt.
&gH caring them
Persons ealIing at our ssaee enn hare sAe salts
tacion q free cont1ltatiefs. with this assssf.
sa'ec thai they may depend upon fzaesS ~ eau.
ok4 0plAaa1.ss HuauTAhse, seNaYe dealing ne4Saa.
abs cnAvees and no e1coafegemeus wltaoek 4
prospect 81 Improvements or rSf0.
1hr practice is sounded snan tae FsSasts ~ tas
oest Raetnoda. without reverence - aea2ols og
Tsu viii not 20 urged ar persuaded - taxa
treatment. AMI 10 nue viii IA traa1e3 unless
thers IS strong probability 81 q cure os terBa
Nent Aeneak Aaks iaisrfsSsisoas aa3 decide
Tor yourself
defs. 9 % II =. m cnSr.
n B.-persors u1akle - visit ~ may 10
treated at thGlr homes ~ correspondence
Medicines anc Instructions senk ~ EaAu us ex-
SreaS. Consultation tFeA
Always send stamp when reply Il expactsA
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= saaewlar sse the pri'es psid ~ dealers
sessd sess delivered a. tae wharf os the son-
- EAsss eeoio1 hg wholesale dealers
sur ss n. gsiae
sNzSA8-5 3ehssaEl Creamery ssaa. asasae
esesnefy ssslia. aetseSs per lhs Cailfog-
= s'ssA sail. easSse rss -
80 Aoaensl Ess,osa per aoa. asa ~.
- sAssA. pr aos. ssssssc retail. Ksssssa. So
~ aes, usail
-. s'sS', Per = saes Holland. pcr aas, size
- ~ r. Nc
SssAsans3 Feet. per tan tak
= -s3ebasaS} Chicken fessi PEI saa. 81
saeS glasssagl Washington territory. per
~ tAAfoFpis. rsF hA2. s&sA. ogeeea va
- IA, - Asss 81
s&aAAiag Pases ssana tirsagav,
tsss& tHfgrtog gva8ss sis8aa per tea.
-. tze'ay, 81 peg soa. te9ssogrlA BAY
s''ss-- 1sbelag' waite RIVER. per tea
siasais Per 1se,. So
Nj th. asl fverSs ina. a. e. se pee n
u ~ tAhlkS. teaStasi EHsnlps snd easrass
49, Nsxsft, ee<Fs ss. pSgSaits. Per sark.
49,, = eAbssss psF n. So esunaewes.
fef sasNu, cs1cgy, sAssc rSs sas
- kHeSt Gsstss0Ss .sssa
~A RAe rs Mgxtean szAngss. kk&.4 Ssg~g
Asf.ess 8 aas - peg hsxs hszsass. So
ssaeA, Hlsersas naseas. 40 per
= a..sagutS sacasiass. sAs4sa. sapsnese
- tsss.Ss psg hssx
L. sss3Ss }ehsausa Haas sshzxias
49, ~ - is@3t'aes ArHaear. PER =. ~
49, sskSAs;. seoaee. per - ms1e SslfeE~
So 80 p. las hscaksSsg ssesa. -.
80 eseAkfast. rAas.es issseh. ser
slaoss,segs. Eharass 1as&ea, pef n,
sss..ss. A.sssss taaFles ieeea. pss =. tsse.
L. AseAesf, FcF =. lal.es hssE, casssss
- - - sAF seasues, ChAr5es Leach,
-. p Fslss@aks pes "a, a. rssk. exsss
- So ~ al.
- sssseSsasl Gasss Eeassepea. gxH p.
s.s.sga. Iss n So
! ~ AVA CAN q Es-sssa rw,s.v. "a.
8 - sssaA SsA& psf 8az. Yeaaz rAlee,
~ Sa9s sse&se. q per SEA. pAe&ee
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rElrsRArmro MARKETS.



Sxa yesg. nec 81 --fss stsck casrkes toaay
osYarsas marked contrast 70 thai Of YESTERDAY
nalaess was a<asB tae ssass pFogsineut general
fsAss4e q the lxalines. Nancy ess again NJ "a
hteh aeBrss. bat IN ezaaaArisoa with yesterday
wss easy. saax3Hx 50 10 Is bgs via she bask 81
ha.tness desc 81 frcm g - Is H2slx seeaa -
have saoee xAsa. bat after al ds5 little 70 heln
pgaesS an4 the asv wss oae ef covering 81 shasss,
mary operators rlsstsz fasie eoBsg4ezs sx she
yeaf whsch masie sharp movensens IN many
TIE ssecka 81 foreign hessss. sAich @ese sata
s,sssessasss SELLERS yesterday. were Eatsy esssn,
kassgst ss hssyNrs swing gAe HsprexSlaa Faas tAe
scare wAs eFes So gsoaa2aa. The esase
VS. anll hss srsn. EeueFstfy At sae
k.asf pfises 81 the day tsavesanseHsx
w~re aan sRA ess.eE FeSeo1e@1 enea@1
sssa4y At s. uss.. s5sf ssasg zlaxsax - slSxAtlv
oeaNase weaS ant asel8nea ~ q gi8s ssAER
rally sgllaWsa an9 s&e markes elessa ara at
g. esss slesk exchAase oF~a4a<. g. ea hisAest,
sgssRe, aaWesg. ste3'a esasfuk ki9@@a esaSoIi.
sssssa sxcasaee aseasnk 81 ess4 hishsss. st.aza.
lowest. : ssA ciostag. t4szs sases. - CO "a.
gSlx
NxeakSsx Ar saeC Ssrgx<
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TmE WATER FRONT.

The ting Dispatch il az Utsalady.
The lola has been withdrawn from the yashon
route.
Tho schooner Tesser has not yet gotten away
10 QuIilayuie.
Tho Haytsen Republic sails from San Fran
cisco for the sound January 5.
Tho new warehouse on Badere Milling Com
panyfs wharf is about completed.
The Premier brought in thirty tons Of freight
from Vancouver yesterday morning.
The tug j. 4 Boyden was tied up az Baker,
BaseA 4 Co.'S wharf all day yesterday.
Ths WORK = s--ss-n4ing Dennys wharf beyond
the Seattle. Lake Shore Eastern track has be-
gun.
The Henry Bailey left yesterday morning for
the skagit river with twenty i've tons OF general
merchandise.
Ths steamer Fairhaven resumed her run 10
whacom Monday night after q three-weeks'
layup for repairs.
The steam schooner L J. Perry arrived here
yesterday from sulisvan's slough With 10 sacks
Of cars shedisehsrgsd At Bakers wharf.
THIS steamship Wilmington left san Francisco
for the sound December 26. bat when short
distsncs oat broke cylinder head and had 70
put back.
The steamer Point Arena brought in 90 bar
rels of lime from Roche HArb0r sunday morning
ske unloaded SEQ barrels at Harrington &
smiths wharf and SO barrels Al Hatnelas wharf
The state Of Washington has been laid up ioF
repairs and the skagit Chief is running ia her
place she IS al Tacoma and VIII be out OF com
mission for over a week and possibly two
weeks
The J. G. Britain leaves tonight for Lowell
with seventy-fsve tons OF mill machinery for
r. u smiths new sawmiIi aud planning mill at
that place. she began loading the machinery
Yesterday At Pnmphefy's wharf
The Wells line has three vessels on the way
here from san Francisco, They ara as fellows.
Vessel Tons.
Schooner Laura Madison, Dec. is.......... 6o1
schooner AfcAlde. Dec. Is s...s.......... so
Steamer Jeanne. Dec. S............,..-...- coo
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MUTTON ~~ GU fasG PER n. SAss lamb
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