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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

Silk Mitts at iOc.
so pieces Atwood very fne White Flannel,
just received and will be sold ct &c. Ii.
same as has been selling for SHE
100 pieces Cotton Diapers. "a inches wide. 10.
lOOpieces Cotton Diapers, 81 inches wide. $50
Good Irish Linen. very fine. S71Sc.
10 pieces All Linen, very fine, at Csc.
Great bargains in Towels, all linen, at loo
1211o., 1890 and 20c
Great bargains in Canton Flannels. Now il
the time 10 buy and make them up foI
winter, Excellent at SIC, better than Va
ever had at that price before, bleachsd
and unbleached.
Good Wool Cashmere al zoo.
Table Oil Cloth in marble, oak and mahogany,
Csc. yard
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests, three for 25c.
Childrens Muslin Embroidered Caps, $50. a
piece.
Another lot of those excellent SOC. and 700
French Woven Corsets Just received.
A full line of Gents Neckwear, $50.
so dozen mems mixed Half Hose, full reguln
made. 10c.
100 dozen mems solid color Half Hose, tgl
made, l0l9c,
Palm Soap. Sc. a cake.
Extra large Turkish Towels, plain and fancy.
169kc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

W. S. Cleveland has Justly won the title OF
THE Minstrel King" Entering the arena
eight years ago he has steadily advanced.
making his shows larger and better each sea
tention TO his Big City Show which opens
the preliminary season al the new Richmond
Theatre. He says it's the finest organization ne
ever had on the road Last year 800 people
were turned away from the Theatre owing TO
the lack Of room for the immense crowd
This year the capacity of the same house is
200 greater. Seats will be on sale Wednes-
day. August 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
ParIor Cars Between Richmond and Lynch
burg vim ChesApeake and Ohio.

The Chesapeake aud Ohio have shown com
mendabe disposition to accommodate their
patrons by placing parlor cars on their pas
senger trains between Richmond and Lynch
burg. and the appreciation Of this service is
shown by the generous patronage they are re-
ceving The Chesapeake and Ohio ls the only
line running parlor cars between Richmond
and Lynchburg. and the charge for occupy
ing seats in these cars is nominal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
r,sur.,on from charle..s.vlIIs

and intermediate stations to Richmond on on
Saturday. August 22d. A special tram WI
leave Charlottesville on that dsyn 500 a. NJ
arriving In Richmond 1920 A. a.; returmng
dav. Round trip fare on this excursion train
wifi be also from Charlottesville and less
from immsdiste stations, with eight enjoys-
bic hours in the city Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE -CURE.-A GUARANTEED
81 CURE FOR PILES Of whatever kind or do
gree-External. Internal, Blind or bleeding,
box: boxes, Is: Sent by mail, prepaid, on re.
ccpt OF price. We guarantee 10 cure any case
OF Plies, Guaranteed and sold only by Il. p.
REEVES a Co, Druggists aud Seedsnlen. en-
east Marshall street. Mchmond, Va -
tef-Me.fr,suly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
The BEST f0c. PLUGS of PURE SUN
CURED TOBACCO are HIekok Co.'s II. ID.
G.. and Caroline Sun-Cured.

Indications are that Oleveland's Minstrels
will pack the new Richmond Theatre to its
doors. Reserved seats can be obtained Wed
nesday. 18th. This company is the best. Cleye-
land has, and last year made many friends
here by its fine exhibition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

Wait and 90 on the frst-class excursion TO
Washington, Monday. August 24th. Two
days by daylight Round trip. $3.50. Base
ball. Nationals vs.. st. Louis in Washington,
August 25th.
c. V. Clash & Co., the old rsliables
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

HAVING EMPLOYED A TUTOR FOR THE
l. l. coming school term, | will be pleased 90
have a. boarders two or three boys from twelve
10 fifteen years Of age. ThQy will have every
that can be obtained i'm a quiet home school
Best OF references can be furnished. For
terms, etc. apply 10 REV. y. s. HEPBURN.
au)-3t Old Church, Hanover county Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

If Edward Payne Lane. of Woodborough
Marlborough Wills England, will apply at
the British Consulate at Richmond Va. he
will hear something 10 his advantage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

Modern minstrelsy IS so clean under Cleye-
lands management that no lady need fear TO
attend the performance at the new Richmond
Theatre, Thursday, August 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
81. Only 81.

Round trip to Norfolk and Newport News
next Saturday night by steamer Ariel. See
advertisement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WAsHINGToS. d. c.. August s.-For
Virginia aud North Carolina: Generally
FAR fair. except local showers in The north
west portions Sunday night; no decided
- change III temperature; winds geneT-
ally sOutherly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS. |

full line of all grades and prices.
Rugs. Druggets. Mating, Oil Cloths ard
Mats
Oil-Cloth Rugs, 75c. piece. 81.
Lace Curtains, nice ones at t1a window
Window Shades, all colors and prices
Children's Hose. to 7, real good at Sc a pain
Misses Rib Hose, N 10 s16. at SIC, lOc and
1876.
Trunks and Satchels at factory prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
DRY GOODS,
2O1 AND 2OS EAST BROAD STREET.

The great rush had last convnces that the public an
preaes BARGAINS when they real genuine bargains
sold last week and going sell tomorrow MONDAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 8. 1891.
suprvpr

Sun ssts.............fos Dayslengsh'"'l5h'f oih
PORT OF RICHMOND AUGUST 8, 1891.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Edward Lameyer. Besls, Rockland,
lime H. Wendenberg; schooner Albert Mason,
Gale Kennebec ice. Richmond Ice Company;
schooner A. Il. Crockett, Walker. kennebec, ice,
Richmond Ice Company; schooner FANNIE ~
W0lston. Mari konnebec, ice, Richmond Ice
Company; schooner \. II. AliisoD kenniston.
Keanebec, ice Mrs Jane King.
SAILED.
Schooner Rhoda Holms, Holms New York,
pine wood: schooner Jennie S. Lemons. Viii
iiams. lity Point 10 load railroad ties for New
York vessel 10 Curtis Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT AUGUST s. 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Atlanta, New York, mor-
chandse; steamship Berkshire Providence,
merchandise; steamship Charlotte, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Norfolk merchandise;
steamship City Of Atlanta, New York. merchan-
disc; steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers.
LAMBERTs POINT. AUGUST 8. 1891.
ARRIVED.
Schooner c. W. Church, barges n. and W., No.
g. Hudson.
Schooners Glenwood. Providence: f. G. Bowen
Fall River; &. W. Church, Portland; n. and W.,
No d, Providence.
COALED.
British steamship Ruperra Caibsrien, Mon
treal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

British steamship Ruperrs Caibsrien, Mon
treaL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

LAMBERTS POINT. AUGUST 8. 1891.
ARMED.
Schooner c. W. Church, barges n and W., No.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. AuGUsr 9. 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

Schooners Glenwood Providence: f. G. Bowen
Fall River; G. W. Church, Portland; n. and ",
No. d, Providence.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21

BAGs-Cacutta spot, nominal: May and June,
e1s95t2c; Wool Bags, 369S8c; Potato GuRuies.
CANNED FRUTs-wnne business is dull more
or less inquiry is being received from East and
Gamers hope for renewed activity later on. We
quote standard goods as follows: Apricots, 81 3
Grapes. 81 80 doZ.
CoFFEE-Quet Prices are easy. though not
quotabIy lower. Nominal quotations are as
follows. 2l1gS2l%c y ID for prime washed
IL for good washed Guatemala and Costa
Rica; 2084@2le for good green unwaShed salvador;
2Ol5g2G54c for good bleached Unwashed Salvador;
20G2O5sc for fair washed Guatemala: 1879 @I93{ c
for medium washed Guatemala; l59lSL2c Tor IN
terior TO ordinary qualities
CoAL-stocks are light, but they are ample for
the demand, which is remarkably light, owing to
the weather. Price are easy, as a rule. and
futures weak. We quote prices to dealers
Wellingtons, $i2; Diamond, SO; Cedar River. so;
Seattle, so; New Seattle, SO; Coos Bay. ST; sydney,
Sl3@l4 Scotch Sl2; Brynibo, sl2 Greta. :; Cum
bertrand, SlS so in bulk and $50 in sacks; PeunsyI-
Egg ss cane Rock Springs
Mountain. Sl2 509l3 q ton.
fISH-No. Mackerel. quotable at S14@15 in
half-bbis and 81 90 In kits; No. 2, $l89I4 in
bbls and 81 1892 in kits; Mess Maekerel. SIS
for boneless Eastern Smoked Herring. SOC: Dutch
do, 81 50GDl rs Z keg: Whitefsh, $40 in half-bbls
and S2(G2 rs IN Kits; Tongues and Sounds, 81 759
NAILs--Quotsble as follows: Two hundred keg
for standard wire; small lots l092Oc higher all
QUICKSILVER - Dull and nominal at s5I 2
flask.
sYRUP-The California Refinery quotes; prps
in bbs, Csc: do, in halfbbls, 27ac; In 5gal kegs,
321ac; in l-gal tins, 42L2c y gallon.
The American Refinery quotes zoe in bbls, 221ac
in half DO, 271ac in kegs and 37Iac q gal in cases
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes. terms net
cash: Cube, Crushed, Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed, all 6i4e; Dry formulated, &c; COntec-
TONERS A. 53sc; Extra G. 5c Golden G, 454c q 10 (;
Bags, 14c more than bbs.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as follows,
terms net cash. Extra Fine Cube. Crushed. Fine
Crushed and Powdered, 614c q d. Extr! Fine Pow
dered, 61ac: Dry Granulated. &c; Xxx do, &c:
Confectoners a, . 9sc: White Extra q, 53sc; Extra
&, SC Golden c, 4$4 q ID.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21

terror trade are in good demand. Eastern Covered
Breakfast Bacon, 13@l31sc q ID; California
smoked Bacon. 9@l0c q ID for heavy aud medium,
and 13(91313c y II for light: 131a@D14c for extra
light; Bacon sides 999Iac q 10; Eastern Sugar
cured Hams for city trade. 12@13c; California
Hams. salt. l2@l24c e 10; ref1gerator-cured,
l2@1234c: Lard. tIerees Eastern, all kinds S24 @
sc; cases, 10@lO1ac; California tierces, 9GG914c;
halfbhls, 9t9@912c; tins 10c; pals, lob, lO42c;
do. 5.it, 1O14c; Kegs, 9s4@lOc y 10; Mess Beef,
81 50@0l2; clear Pork, $40 50@20: extra prime.
Siagl5 So: extra clear. S19 5000: mess do.
Sll@I7 % q Dbl; Pig Pork, 2 keg, 1903 IS; S.
rect Sl3'Sl3 bO o Dbl; Smoked Beef, 1l$49l2c
HoPS-steady. A good many bids are received,
put hoiders views being above those there
Is not much trading Quoted at 30432Iac for COM
mon TO good and 3S9S5c for choice.
shade frmer, owing TO local competition, but this
market IS no stronger. However, trade is rather
better than three or four weeks ago, as the money
market has worked around easier. Heavy saIted
sc 2 d. Cowhides, &c q 10 salted Kip. age; sailed
Calf &c; dry Hides. usual selection, &c . ID: dry
KIps, &c; dry Calf, Sc; prime GOatsSins, 400 soc
each; medium do, 25935c; small skins, 10000:
Deerskins, good summer. 81 12e; medium 32A2935; ;
thin, 20925; Sheepskins, shearings l0G2Oc; short
81 % e 10. Cults of all kinds 13 less Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher.
IAlLOW-Fair to good rendered, 31al1334c Q %
refined, 49s@5c: Grease, &c 2 10.
WOOL-Ihe fact that aSsortments consider
aoly broken prevents an otherwise active business,
as the market is very strong. Still. free sales,
ehlehy OF Oregons, have lately been made
ran cups are quotabe as follows: Humboldt
Sacramento Valley free. l3t9l4c; do defective, lv9
l2c; Mountain free LOG Zoe; San Joaquin and
southern, 9Gllc. Spring clips: Valley oregon, Il
gR-Sci Eastern Oregon, ITO l2ci do fair l401oe .
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21
FIRE MATTERS.
Linemen Complain That Good Men
Not

Linemen Complain That Good Men Are
Not Employed.
The Fire Committee of the Board of
Supervisors had long list If routine mat
tiers on hand yesterday, but little Of general
interest
The application of Sol Wangenheim for
permission to make alterations to his par
TALLY destroyed building, on the corner of
Davis and Sacramento streets. was granted.
| Prior to its destruction by fire. a few months
ago, IL was fuur-story building, but Mr..
| Wangenheim now intends to reduce the in
| Jured walls In height so as to make a two
| story building. The architect of the Fire
| Department examined the walls and re-
| ported them sufficiently sound for a build
| Ing of that height.
A communication was received from
! Golden Gate Lodge, No. 10, United Order of
| Llnemen, stating that number of appoint
| mentS had been made in the Fire Alarm
| and Police Telegraph departments as line
| men and in kindred capacities of men who
| mad never been engaged in the business and
| are entirely uDacqCainted with it. 1t was
| requested that competent men be appointed
| Tor such positions from among those actively
| engaged in the business. The communica-
ton Was placed on file
The petition If Schussler Brothers for ne r.
| mission to erect an engine and boiler at 312
| Grove street met with the united opposition
| OF the neighbOrhood. The residents sent in
q vigorous protest, showing that the dis
lricL Is strictly residence district and the
Doler would be a nuisance. The protest
| was promptly sustained
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21
THE STOCK MARKET.

The story of stocks yesterday can be told In a
very few words. Prices were weaker In the morn
ing session and frmer in the afternoon. closing
steady.
Local securities were fairly active, with decline
in Spring Valley Water TO $94 so.
Head Center and Tranquility has rescinded a
sessment OF &c, and levied No. OF the same
amount
The DAILY and Ontario mining companies have de-
clared the usual monthly dividend of 25c ana 6oc
per share, respectively payable on the 3lst
AT the annual meeting of Crocker Monday there
were 81 ,135 shares OF stock represented ~ 80
lowing directors were elected: W. S. Lyle CPresi.
aen 4, =. ii. fi'h tNice-PresidenD E. w. Ravens,
appointed Secretary in place of August waterman
who resigned, and the Bank of Nevada was aesig,
mated as the depository of funds. The financial
statement presented showed cash balance to the
credit of the company of 5000 So
Choiiar milled last week 527 tons oro oo,.t,
S22 16; Jacket $40 tons SlS '"' --e
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creaked unmercifullv. A fork-shaned but.

creaked numerically. A fork-shaped but
ton held it in place when open. 1t was
long reach from the ground, and before the
window was secured il very neatly dropped
back again. A bang so caused would awaken
all the inmates of the house. After the WIN
dow had been secured the valiSe was quietly
lifted in, followed by its owner First the
head. then the body, then two long legs
his fathers house. He closed the window
and prepared to 60 to his room.
But suddenly it occurred to him that his
room might not be in order. Net being ex-
pected for two months, the furniture might
possibly have been moved out, and certainly
the bed would not be made up. At the
head of the stairs was a room that Was in
variably kept in readiness for unexpected
guests. 1t would be far better to spend the
night there. Also, as his necessitated the
climbing of but one flight of stairs, there
would be much less danger OF his DelnS
heard.
As he started to leave the room he stubbed
his toe against chair. he held his breath
ana listened. There was no sound, and
again lie started into the hall. Slowly and
carefully he climbed the carpeted stairs.
He held the valise behind him that it might
not bump against the wall or balustrGde.
He had nearly gained the top when another
thought presented itself. What II some
guest was at that moment occupying thht
room There would lie nothing then TO 90
but spend the nj sht on the floor in his room
or 90 down TO tine sittng-Toom ard uheil
sleep on the lounge. Why had lie not thought
of that before? He would have maue
much less noise and Wouiu naSe ,'TIii
sure TO remain undiscovered untI
morning. But as he was so near the cii't 'iii
Der, it was best TO ascertain II IL was ocTI-
pied. Fortunately, the door was open. ,ds
nut his yalise down on the outsiuo OIL tEi
listened for the breathing OF sleeper. an
vas oniet save the humping OF Ills ""u
bearf for although at home, there was
Somewhat of an exciting sensation caused
nv rrowIng about in the dark III so secret
manner
Feeling sure that the room was unoccu-
D ed, he entered, and with little difficulty
found the center table. lie had but lighted
the lamp upon it, when an indescrlba0le
sensation came over him. II was the sensa-
ton one feels when suddenly realizing that
some one is watching He raised his eyes
toward the door at the opposite side OF the
room, and was startled to see entering
strange young lady dressed in long wrap
rer. In her left hand she held lighted
candle, in her right cooked revolver. The
latter was aimed unpleaSantly in the VEIN
ity of his head, and considering discretion
the better part of valOr, he jumped into
small closet a his side and closed the door.
The next instant he heard a knee pressed
against the lower part OF the door, and the
key turned in the lock.
His first impulse was TO prevent a7y trlnS
that might take place, and he fastened to
cry:
ri, Ja .op ftD,aE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21
ELECTRIC ARC LAMPS.
A San Jose Company Sued for Infringe
ment of Patent.

A San Jose Company Sued for Infringe
ment of Patent.
The Brush Electric Light Company of
Cleveland, Ohio, the California Electric
Light Company and the San Jose Electric
Light Company have commenced an action
in the United States Circuit Court against
the Electric Improvement Company of San
Jose to restrain the latter from infringing
on q patent claimed by the plaintiffs.
The complaint states that the Brush Com
pany were the owner of a certain invention
In electric arc lamps, the rights of which
were assigned to the California Eie ctrlc
Light Company for this State. The latter
in turn transferred to the San Jose Electric
Light Company the right to manufacture
and sell the improved invention in Santa
Clara County, notwithstanding which the
defendant company Is manufacturing and
selling the invention.
The invention consists of the double car
bon electric lamp, known as the Wood
Lamp, in Which two pairs of carbons are in
dependently adjusted and controlled and
caused to be successfully burnei, the arc
being automatically established and main
tanned between one pair of carbOns until
they have been consumed, when the second
pair, which have been maintained in a sep
arate relation during the consumption of tile
first pair, Is automatically brought into con-
tact and then separated, and the are is es-
tablishrd and maintained between the car
bons until they are consumed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21
THE BARRIER.


The gate stood wide. and wide the door,
As on thousand nights before
And in their wonted threshold tryst
The lamplight and the moonlight kissed.
The loom its welcoming graces wore,
As on Thousand nights before;
Tho soul OF all that mansion bright
Sent out a voice into the night,
As Oh . thousand nights before.
what's this? Across the open door
Some viewless threads. so Silken hne,
Do challenge every pass of mine;
So silken fine, so airy light,
Yet Stanch with cruel magic might
There is nc Arab cimiter
Can part such clews OF goSsamer,
Nor any storm can rend adrift
Nor fire deyour with tongues most swirl.
Such Silken courses stronger are
Than bolt on bolt, or forged bar.
More fell than lsuce OF hedging guard,
Than dragon on the coucbaut pard;
For these at length a conqueror know,
OR Opiate draught OF Steeiy bow;
Love can by might put these away,
But Love no cunning weapon hath
To cleave the goSsamer'S viewleSs path,
Wide open stands the gate-the door,
As on 4 thousand nights before;
Yet there through may pass no more,
As on a thou. ald nights before.
EDITH NJ. THOMAS IN the Independent
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sUN AND TIDE TABIi,
sHIPFlNG INTELk 7s;FZCE.

ShiFEtNG INIELA ItiE%CE.
To- L.. s.,14:I . z5s, rag.
ArrIvea-
T.rEsDAy Jan 90
p Senr b,g river Nlssen' u DAYS from Columbia
sehr Marion, olsen; 10 days froSp Grays Harbor;
1874 M IT lumber to Il Harmon Il amber Co.
Cleared.
TU1ssDAY Jan 90.
stmr Coos Bay, Leland. wilmh ston; Goodail,
Sap F Babcock, Dickinson, liverpool. G w
Snip KenueDec, Love- Port Angelica John Rosen-
BIN Khsitat, Cutler, Port TOwnssend: Pope s
stmr Routta. Leland, 90 hours from san Diero.
via Port Hartford; produce and livestock, to Good
Haw st 't San BTateo colville. Flaws from CO.
max; 400 tons COAL 10 Southern Pacific Company
TUEsDAy, Jan. 20.
StGr Wala WaIla Wallace, Victoria dtc.
snip Yosemite, Fullerton, Tacoma.
Sehr Corona MeAnop Port Discovery
Stmr Gypsy, Plunmer, Santa Cruz, etc
Bktn Kiikitat, Cutler, Port Townsend.
Srhr Ester Cob5s, CarleSon
Stmr NewsDoy, Liebg, Navarro.
TeieSr1nhi,.
POINT LOBOS - Jan 20 10 p. M.3Yelthsr
haSy; WIND calm So
Dec IL, 90 n 40 W, ship Jabez Howes, fr9m BaIti-
MemorauI II.
Per stmr Bonita-Left IN port at Port hartford
sohrs Vine and Charles Hanson.
DomeStic Ports.
FORT BRAGG - Arrived Jan 20-stmr Rival
"g N0Yo e Jan 2o-stmr NOyo, hencje Jan
COOS BAY-Arr,ved Jan 9O-stmr Emily, benee
Jan | 7, ready for sea: schrs Emma Utter auf Ian
ME rhelan, for san Francisco; stmrs Arcata, lwil-
mngton, Araso and Alcatraz, for San Francisco
PORT RoSS-ArriVed Jan 20-Schr Anna Ma
POINT AREN A-saiIed Jan 2o-schr Bender
Francisco
GREESwooD : Arrived Jaa 2o-stmr Aica kar.
EUREKA-Sailed Jan 2o-stmr Los Angeles. Nor
San franciseo; Arrived Jan 2O-Schr BERTHE Minor.
FORT ANGELES = Sailed Jan 2o-ship LoA,l,
Walsh, for San Francisco.
Ocean Spray, for San Francisco.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Jan 19-SchrJessie MinoA,
Eastern Ports.
PHILADELPHIA-Sailed Jan l9-Ship W Link
NEW YoRK-salled Jan 1s-ship shenand oanA
for San Francisco.
Foreign Ports.
LIVERPool-Sailed Jan l7-ShIp John A BrI,rs
for San Francisco.
Arrived Jan 19-Br ship Sieve Donard, from
Observation-Disclosures Jan l7-Br stmr Straits
Belle Isle. from Vancouver; Jan lS-BarS Edw
RIO DE JANEIRo-Arrived Jan 16-ship Eure-
ka, hence Oct IT.
C0LON-Arrived Jan ls-stmr Newport, from
New York.
YoKoHAMA-salled Jan 9O-Br stmr Gaelic, for
San Francisco.
Movements of Tran satlsntic Stelmers.
NEW YORK = Arrived Jan 10 - Stmr Rhaetia
Hamburg; stmr Galeia, Liverpool; stmr Lydlan
Monarch, London.
Importations.
RED0NDO-Per Bonita-I piano. IT pkRs furni.
ture, 200 bIs oranges, i54 SKIS corn,
Curpentara-44 SKIS waluuts,
atVentura-41 tons gypsum.
Goeta-45 tons asphaltum.
Port Harford-S cars bituminous rock . bxs fish
262 hogs.
Lompoc- 405 SKIS potatoes, l cs glass, 10 cs erps.
81 bxs apples, 3 bxs butter, cs cigars ss''
Consignees.
Per Bonita = Joseph Sacherer: San Franc,q.o
Fishing Co: FererS; Moore. Ferguson a Co: L n
stevens &.Co; Crnmuley d Hall; S Levy a Co: IT
Dntard; William Rodgers; Porter Bros n Co: i,
FEELING; G Whitney Il Co; lander Bros; Changers
business Association; Dalton Bros; Leyagni a
Baroarler; Thomas; Paul Keyser; Ventura
Plaster Co; NJ Kershaw.
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No Wreck Ashore

Was ever more hopeIessly stranded than wrecked
some formidable malady that slow, premature
decay that seems to fasten upon constitutions
without apparent adequate cause. An excellent
means OF Checking this gradual drain OF the sources
u vitality Is The beneheent tonic. Hostetters Stom
Ach btOers' which promotes Digestion enriches the
oiood and gives substance well as stamina to an
ehieepied frame. Constipation, feebieness of the
Kidneys and bladder. fever and ague and rheuma-
1isin' are among the bodily ailments which it RENE
aieS promptly and thoroughly. Persistence in its
use is well merited by it.