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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11

Albert Scott of Louisville Charged With
Violating the Civil Service Law.

Albert Scott of Louisville Charged With
Violating the Civil Service Law.
LOUISVILLE, March u.-Collector Of Inter-
nal Revenue Albeit Scott Of the fifth louis
ville) district, Chief Deputy Collector William E.
Ruley and Special Internal Revenue storekeeper
Shaw have been indicted by the United States
grand jury. There are two indictments against
Collector Scott, one for violation of the civil
service laws, and includes several counts.
According to the finding of the grand jury
Collector Scott and his deputies furnished the
republican party in the last presidential cam
paign a startling amount OF the sinews Of war.
The first indictment against the collector was
or violation Of the civil service laws in ASSESS
/ ng for campaign purposes; the second for aid
ing and abetting certain men in defrauding the
government.
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PREPARE To BE BEwr1pEnrp.

Though we give below list of our spring collection
Of wool and silk and wool fabrics. the French names
suppressed because they would be meaningless to
many. SO with the colOrs; who would recognize the
French Of the puppies. lavenders. green's blues
tans and modest The many styles would not de-
scribe II we could. for you would be bewidered too
soon for our profit. So the list is made simple
We know how; /: represents the latest novelty
weaves from Paris and London-a bewildering va
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LAFAYETTE COLLEGE CLOSED,

A Number Of Cases Of Scarlet Fever Appear
in the Institution.
EAsroN, Pa, Mar. 1L-Scarlet fever has ex-
listed at Lafayette College for several weeks in .
mild form. The patients were Guaranteed in Q
building separate from the other college
buildings. All had recovered and most of them
were released from quarantine when several
other students began to show similar symptoms
The faculty has decided that AZ the term
would end in ten days it would be best to close
the college now and thus stamp out the disease.
The spring term will open in three weeks.
Meanwhile the college buildings will be thor
oughly fumisated. There is no excitement
whatever over the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11
CARRIED ON THE COW CATCHER.
Wonderful Escepe Of Marksters Struck b,
L0cOm0tive.

CINCINNATI, March ia market engine was
struck by q switch engine on the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton railroad at the Carr
street crossing this morning. The occupants
OF the vehicle were john Drea, his wife snd son
and little granddaughter.
The wagon ins tead Of being tossed to one
side was thrown up against the trout and side
OF the engine. The running gear caught on
the brass running rod OF the locomotive and
the four frightened people kept their places
by holding to the sides OF the wagon.
In this way they were carried 100 feet before
the engine could be stopped. Miss Dres and
the Children clambered from their precarious
position and reached the ground In safety.
Drss - = b lifted from the wagon. He was
bleeding from the mouth and sars and could
not speak.
when Examined ct the hospital Il was found
that he had received internal injuries, and
they may prove fatal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11
LAW MAKERS DISGRACE THEMSELVES
Closing Scenes in the Legislature of Okla
h0ma.

Closing Scenes in the Legislature of Okla
homa.
GUTHRIE, OKLA, March 11.-Yesterday was
the last day of the session Of the terrific
rial legislature, and the scenes that were
enacted upon the floor were disgraceful
in the extreme Within . few days, how
ever, they have awakened to the fact that
people Of the territory demand legislation, but
in the hurry and heat that which is done
at last is SO badly jumbied that in most
things the territory is worse off,
During an attempt to repeal the anti
gambling bill, members called each other liars
and at times almost came to blows. Charges Of
bribery were openly made and enough was dis
closed to indicate that certain members had
openly sold their votes.
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The Contnclon Ho,pital-

meeting Of the Daisy Cham Guild wa. held
Yesterday afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
fiitt. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins presided aud
read the financial statement Of the guild. The
guild plans 20 erect hospital for contagious
diseases, and II was stated that suitable site had
been selected for the purpose. The site cm-
braces eleven aud n half acres Of ground offered
TO the guild for S3l. 600
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Early Morning Fires.

JoHNsrowS, Pa, March 1l.-Fire caused
$50. coo damage to the car stables of the john
son Electric Street Car Company this morning.
Two fremen were slightly hurt
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March I1.-Fire damaged
the large Wholesale warehouse Of Orr, Scog-
gins and Hume on Market street at 1890 O'Clock
this morning over Soc, 090
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VIRGINIA POPULIsTs ALERT.

They Will Hold IN Important Conference on
Monday.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
RICHMOND, Va, March 11.-Paul Van Der
WORT of Nebraska, comma der-in-chief of the
National Industrial League Of the United
States Mr.. H. E. Taubneck, chairman Of the
national committee of the peoples party, and
others will meet at Louisa Court House, Va,
next Monday a number Of the third party
leaders with view Of mapping out plan for
running a campaign in the state this year.
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NOuyeutr Gaiua

In compliance with many requests. THE srsn
has secured. for the accommodation of its
patrons. a supply Of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir half dollar coins, which will be fur
nished at cost price-one dollar each. ARMY
at the counter OF THE STAR business Office.
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Two BABIES FoR l3c.

Two babes as naked as they came in the world and
riding the clouds cheery if in their mothers
arms. Such depicted the art plate, here at the
absurd price of 10 cents What woman hasn't q
mothers instinct! Women ltal. in lore with these
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The Steamship Germanic Arrives From
Liverpool.
New YORK. March 1.-The Germanic has ar
rived from Liverpool. She saw nothing OF the
steamship Naronic.
The steamer CienfueRos arrived from Glen
fugos this morning. She has on board Capt
Manson and the crew of the chip Blair Drum
mond, which was stranded on Memory Rock
Bahama Bank.
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Tn1xM1ses FoR TIE ABOVE.

The fashion plates from Paris and London here.
showing the correct trimmings and how used. We
have oil these trimmings but only space here to
ton few. Sops< extra values quoted
Titan Braids. n 70 inches. &C to &c yard.
silk Moss Trimming. only .oc yard.
Russisn Gimps. inch. only IS, yard.
Bead Edges, all colors. iSc to SOC yard.
Silk Gimp DO eros. u. gS to e6. rs each.
SILK Gimp Eton Jackets. %. 75 TO s. 40 each.
Jet Empires, " cnly s12 each.
Trimming velvsts. Il. et.25. q. 30 yard.
velutina tnsw fabricJ. S5c and u yard.
velutna has the pils-the look and the feel Of all
silk velvet the coors In exquisite shades. BenR
24iAchss wide. only 75c and u yard. and looking
like the richest SILK velvet il Is dress trimming por
e9esilfnee.
These Jet Empires choice and exclusive novel;
ties imported to retail 1t go each. bargain secured
and tho benefits shared with our 20 tronsL
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PARIS.
1898.
DREss FABn1cs.
LONDON.

L HE PALAIS ROYAL begs to announce the
completion Of its collection of Wool and Silk and
Wool suitings. requesting presence to the spe
cial eIh biton and sale to occur Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. March ID. IA and L.
While the quantities may not be as large else
where the variety is superior:-the collection
is free from unreliable cheap 90 goods and is
OVERLOOKING with choice novelties in sufficiently small
quantities exclusiveness. The prices the
lowest cash business allows. and therefore the low
est in this city You will appreciate these facts after
a visit of inspection here and elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11

hEsIGSArIoNs- Secretary Carlisle has TO
ceived the resignation OF Geo. b. Edmonds,
collector OF customs at Bridgeport. Conn. and
Henry stockbridge. commissioner OF immigrs-
ton at the port of Baltimore, Md
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SENATOR ALLEN APPOINTED.

The Governor Of Washington Acts, the Leg
isisture Having Adjourned.
OLYxPrA, VASE, March 1.-The governor
last night appointed John b Allen as United
States Senator to succeed himself, the legisla-
ture having sdjourned early yesterday morning
without choosing Senator.
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Mgr. saiours Future ,..,a..c.

Ii is reported in Rome that the pope has
decided finally that Archbishop sstollI shall re-
side at Washington.
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Raure of the Thar,noc,~s~

F'""E" III 'ttF FHFfhomefer.
The following were the temperatures nj the
Office OF the weather bureau today: sam. 80;
pm, 40; maximum. IL; minimum, IS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following are the opening and closing puces Of
the New York Stock Market, rs reported by special
wire to Carson i Mccartney. 1419 + street
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UNUSUALLY CHOICE SOC FApn1cs.

The improved wire woven Sc g.s. the Henrietta
like Cashmeres. the typical English Checks the Chic
French Plsids. the novelty stripes Only too like the
more expensive fabrics in coors and designs. And
such variety! Over hundred different styles and
shades Of these Atwood beauties of 1893
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Baby Carriages

Are here at prices to suit all purses
There's no end to the variety of styles and
equitable prices. All of our CARRIAGES
sr-providei with patent wheel brakes and
patent adjustable psrssos. If you're think
ingO CARRIAGE We can certainly suit
you out of our wealth Of pretty creations.
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Two P1lO0wgp

Well worth your inspection. Both Of GEN.
CINE DOWN. covered in silk with ruffies.
variety Of STYLES in each kind.
20-inch Pillows. worth 81 80. for. 81
15inch Pillows. worth 81, for ..........s 81. 30.
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THE PALAus ROYAL.
A. LIsNKR.
Cor. 18th st. and Psnnsylvania svs.
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Funeral from Israel C. n. v. Church Sunday
pm Relatives and friends invited u attend =
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Linens and DinnftWg1

For loose furniture covers in superb variety;
made UP on shortest notice.
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He rAvons JUDGE raxk.

Representative Durborow Of Illinois had a
brief talk with the President, In which he
took occasion to announce that hs does
not concur In the protest which
has been Aled BY several Illinois men aeainst
The appointmsnt Of Judge Lambert Tree Of
Chicago 70 foreign misEion. He aid thst
judge 1sss voald ss1sot ersdtt upou
The morning call., 1893-12-12
TRAMPS FOR KANSAS.
They Think That State an Inviting
Field

party OF over forty tramps crossed the bay
yesterday and starred last night for their new
III Dorado-kansas. They were suppl ed with
COO Ing utensils ana all the other camp para
phernaila, except tent, necessary 10 lead an
outdoor life.
One OF The party remarked that Kansas was
the best State in the country to make an easy
living In before the passage of the obnoxious
laws which the late action of the Governor of
that Slate has nulified.
Take such towns as Wichita, Winfield, We'll
lington. Arkansas City and others IN the south
eTn part OF the State, and il don't get so cold
but what fellow can easily keep from suffer
lng,' said he. "All the grub man wants Is TO
be had Tor lhe asking, and as there isn't any
work done In that section in the winter fellow
gets a chance to rest up bit.
II man Is any Eoou he can make good
money 'cappin' for the blind tigers (seling
whisky on The sly). and there Amt any danger
III IL II you work for one of lie men who stand
10 with the officers Wichita used 10 be the
best town in The State for the biz and Pm
going 10 give the place another trial. How do
we work J. :? Why, IT'S the easiest thing in the
world We simply plant few bottles of
WHISKY where we can easily get al Ii and pick
oul some corner on the street where men who
want the stun usually go. It's easy enough to
get acquainted, and after awhile a man gets a
regular lot OF customers. Liskrr sells for 81 q
pint. and as II only costs about 80 cents man
makes big profit. No, we aln't afraid OF the
officers, for We never give the stuff TO man
ourselves. When We get the money we put
bOllle where he can find Ii and then tell him
where 1t is. Ne don't take any chances"
Every one In the crowd seemed familiar with
the situation of affairs IN Kansas relative to the
tramp question. One of them said when cues
Toned that they always read the papers and
kept Informed IN that way as TO any oecur-
rences Of moment, such as Governor Llewel-
ling's action. ana That minor matters such az
towns ina II was policy 10 keep clear of were
freely circulated by The hundreds of individu-
ais and bands that are constantly migrating
from one section of the country 10 another
The party did not seem 10 fear any extreme
measui eS on the part OF the Southern Pacific
road because of the late accident near Lords
burg, n Mex, which is said TO have been
caused by these nomads.
The morning call., 1893-12-12
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened dull and heavy yesterday
and prices shaded of few cents. The only stock
showing any life at all was Con. Cal. & Va, over
1000 shares changing hands on the noon informal
session at SO rs and SO S. The usual weekly re-
ports were placed on file, and outside OF the fact
that the Rule drift had been advanced Ia clay and
porphlry there was nothing of Importance In any
OF the letters
telegram from Superintendent Lyman OF the
Con Cal. Va. stated that the Con. Virginia
crank-shaft had broken. twill take several days
to complete repairs. Meanwh le work Will be
suspended through the old shaft
final returns OF the Con. CAL Il Va. for the
month OF November show that the company will
carry over credit balance into December OF
S32.4l9l2
NOTES
The annual meeting of the ophr has been call
for the Esd
Silver remained steady yesterday at 693sc In
New York and $40 in London.
Assessments of 10 cents each have been levied
on the Choilar and North Gould i Curry.
The San Francisco Gasght Company has de-
clsred dividend of 35 cents per share, payable
December is.
The California-street Cable Company has de-
clared dividend OF 30 cents per share, payable
on the 18th,
The morning call., 1893-12-12

quotationsar are as follows: London Layers $i@l IS;
loose Mu.catels, IN boxes, 76c9sl; clusters. 81 SO
gt Il 20 ooa' loose M Muscsleis: m d sacks. zs4@
crown: crown dried Grapes 112@2c . II;
for sofsshen aud = Tor papsrshelI; softshe1 Al
monds. ll@l2c; hardsheIi do. 5Ca6c: psper-snell.
nestle: Hickory Nuts, B@6c: ecaDs, sage for
rough and lie for polished; Fioerts, 1o@i0z.c:
VEGETABLEs-Ail kinds are dull. Asparagus,
26S55c p 70 Mushrooms. nominal; Dried Okra,
l212Gl SO: Dried Peppers. bG17c Tomatoes s@75c:
Los Angeles Tomatoes. nominsl Green Peas, "a
Sc: String Beans. =; Marrowfat Squash. s7GS
? ton; Cabbage. soc y ctl; Feed carrots. 40@50c;
Iurn'ps !5c; Beets, 7oci Parsnips, 81 70; Garlic,
PRovIsIoNS-Lard rules firm, but Is no higher.
@i5c p ID Tor light and I5is Ice for extra light;
Eastern SuEar-cured Hams, II L3c 10; California
Hams, fn IoSll1se; Eastern Lard tierees, 71s@s1ac
lie y %; California, tierces, The for compound
and ann lee &C, n for pure; ha,t-6ols; & &iotsc 70
extra mess do, SO p bbi: family do, $40 5O@l1;
extra prime pCrE, Sl3013 SO; extra clear. $22
tic y n =" '''' '''A'' '''i' 407aS
HoPS-Quoted at 100 s1ac p 70.
HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted Steers, sc p
n; medium. DC v D: light, Sa31sc; Cowhidss. SO
Ss va saitsd Kip &c En-. D. saited Calf Sc
Goaiskins 2594Oc each; Kids, 5@l0c; nesrskins
good summer. 25c q 70: medium, 15c y 10; win
ter. SC; Shespskins. shearlings. l0@20c each: ::
short wool. 2b@l35c; medium 41@sOc each; long
wool, oO075e each; Culs OF all Kinds about 1s
less.
TALLow-No. / rendered. Sc; country TalIow
41zc; Refined &c; Grease. 31s@4c p 10.
WOOL-Ncyads Spring Woods cleaned up
Fail Wool is quoted as follows: Humboldt and
Mendocino. S@l0c y %: Free Mountain. 6n8c
p 10: Northern defective, 5(@7c p n; South
ern and San Joaquin. 4@5c; Spring clip, Hum boidt
and Mendoeino, l3Qi4e Q NJ Calaveras and
Foothill. ll@l2o q u: San Joaqnin and South
ern. years staple, S99c e 70; DO. short wools
9@l0c q Il: Eastern Oregon, l0@l2c p ID for
choice and s@sc for inferior; Valley oregon. lS@
lac 2 ID.
The morning call., 1893-12-12
LUCKY WINNERS.
Coin Received to Make the Holidays
. -. Happy Ones.

AAuPDy OhCSs
There is happiness in the home of c. II.
Mead, 1913 Sacramento street. in this city.
Tie Christmas holidays are close at hand
and a happy stroke Of good luck has
caused one paterfa miiaS. at least, TO look
forward with pleasant anticipation 10 q
good time. And this unIooked-for pleas
uTe.Will be enjoyed as a consequence Of a
tfiffng investment in the Original Little
Benehcenca Publica Company of San
Francisco. Holding ticket No. 933, he
owner awakened one morning to find him
se!fTicber by exactly $3.50 han he knew.
N0rWas he the only fortunate investor.
5. Myers, G. Green and j. Lycette, ali
employees at the California Wool Depot,
held a ticket juintly between them. 1t was
mum Gered 120O6, and although thsy hoped
everything they expected nothing. 1t
weuid be nara to now fDd three jOIlier fell
lows around town, for their joint specula-
1fon. has melted $3.50.
). "A small but yet considerable winner,
too, was l.. Wood of 1874 Moss street, who
held ticket \ o. 75617. " nich. the day after
the drawing, was worth TO him S625.
,. This sum Is not fortune. [ will not
enable Mr.. w GOD to throw business to the
winds, but 1t has smoothed out many OF
the little monetary kinks that trouble all
men more or less. While bad times have
caused retTeuc chment all along the line.
such happy windfals as those enumerated
cause the fortunate ones 10 vlsw with
calm eQuaDimity the exl enditures which
always come with ChristmaStide. While
the youngsters will rejoice in having good
Santa Claus l. ad their stockings and will
make a. heavy onslaught On the buunteous
fare, their elders will also have ths salts
faction of knowing that new year is en-
tered upon with credit at the bank that
had never been anticipatsd ana that on
The morning call., 1893-12-12
: MORE AFFIDAVITS FILED.
In the Matter of the Eniunctions
Against .Joost'S Electric Road.

Three new af1idavlts were fled in the inJunc-
tlon suit brought by j. Douglass Sanders yes
tefdsy against the directors Of Tho San Fran
cisco ana San Mateo Company TO re-
strain them from selling certain deiinouent
stock under an alleged fraudulent assessment
OF 81 30 per share.
e The affidavit of A. f. Main sets forth that the
defepdan directors caused S1,O00,OO0 worth
OF bonds 10 be paid over TO the ;. S. Coustruc-
tf0n Company before he work contracted for
had been completed. Mr.. Main further deposcs
that he was present al meeting OF the board
OF directors on one occasion when 1t was yot q
that sum OF $4,000 should be paid TO Mar
tin Kelly for selvices rendered to the company.
G. B. Turrill. another expert. has nlled an
affidavit, 10 which lie states that The books OF
The. San Mateo Company show gross dlscrepan.
cies in accounts, and that as all the dis ectorS'
reports have been burned IL is next to impossi.
bic 10 get at the exact state OF affair.
A similar affidavit i filed by Z. Z. Butler, who
brings an iDdei enent injunction suit on the
same causes OF complaint
The morning call., 1893-12-12
No Heart to Ask for More.


The new shades of green were very be-
coming to her, and she could not help but
think how beautiful she was as she stood
there and said no. Edwin, she didn't be-
iieve she would.
"WhatW exclaimed the youth, as he
gazed fondly upon the chrysanthemum in
his coat, mot invite them to our we'd
ding?"
She shook her head.
But they are old friends" he urged.
III know it, Edwin"
Aud they are interested in you. surely"
without doubt"
''Bnt you will not send them an invita-
tion?"
Me"
AS she spoke she laid her hand trust
Ingly upon his diamond ring
-dearsst. cannot. They have given
me SO much already that l haven't the
uerve"
All he could do was to wonder why it
had never had occurred to him before.
The morning call., 1893-12-12
STEAMER DKsrIsATIoN SAILS. PIER.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived
MONDAY, Dec H.
Landing; produce. TO Goodall. Perkins q 60.
stmr Empire. Jessen 5la days from Departure
Bay; 500 tons coal, TO X ID Chandler.
Br ship Lucipars. Harder. 90 days from New
castle, NSW; 1850 tons coal. to Balfour, Guthrie
schr Bessie K. Rugge. "a hours from Albion /;
1SO NJ IT lumber. TO Albion Lumber Co.
Cleared.
Ship Glory of the Seas. Freeman, Nanaimo; r
Dunsmuir & Sons
schr Louisa d, Burtis. hunting and fishing; Il
A Thompson.
MONDAY. Dec IL
Stmr Homer. Gregory, Everett
stmr Umatilla, Wallace. Victoria and Port
Townsend.
stmr Los Angeles Leland, San Pedro.
Stmr Silver Spring, Higgins, Eureka.
stmr Olympia. Goodsll. Santa Barbara.
Stmr Scotia, Johnson.
Stmr Arcsta, Reed Goes Bay.
Stmr Lasme. Bonihsld, Hueneme.
schr Ruby Cousins. Knudssn. Grays Harbor.
Scbr Newark Beck, Bowens Landing.
Schr Mary Eta, wotzel.
TeIe-rsphic.
POINT LoBos-DecSmber 1910 rM-weather
hay; wind, SW; velocity. miles.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers &c sail to-day are the weeott for Eel
River. Bonita for Redondo and Glpsy for The Sail
Steamers to arrive to-day are the State OF Cali
fornia from Portland, City OF Puebla from vic
loria and PUGET Sound. willamette from Seattle
and Montssrrat from NAnsimo.
The Rio de Janeiro falls due from China and
Japan and the Australia from Honolulu on the
18th.
The Nor ship Reaconsfeld loads lumber at Hast
ings Mus for cork; bktn Kiikitat lumber at Port
Port Blaseley FOR Noumea. 36s: br bark Dread.
wheat tthis port for Europe. 25s 50 net
The Chltonford takes for Liverpool 81. 6O7 ctls
wheat, valued at SSb.764
DonestI, Ports.
EUREKA-Arrived Dec ll-Schr Helen Kim
ball. hence Dec 3; schr Serena Thsyer. from San
Pedro; tug kanger, from Coos Fay.
MONT 1ERkY-Arrived Dec lO-Schr Monterey
from Bowens Landing.
Csspar; bktn Monitor. from Eureka li-Schr
Meteor, from Port Gamble.
BOWE\S Ian NDING-Ss'led Dec 10-Schr Bar
bara Hernster, for San Pedro.
COOS BAY-Arrfved Dec 1l-Stmr Arago. hnce
Dec6.
uette from Port Blakeley for Valparaiso; Haw
stmr San Msteo from Comox for San francisco
PORT ANGEL ES-In port Dec ll-Ship Kenne-
bee, from Seattle for San Francisco.
ABERDEEN-Arrived Dec l1-Schr San Buena-
AsTORIA-Arrived Dec 11-Br bark British
Princess from London
Sailed Dee lI-Br ship Cambuskenneth for U K
SAN DIEGO-Saied Dec 11-Stmr Excelsior.
Eastern Ports.
Aug 2.
Foreign Ports.
LIvERPOOL.-Arrivsd Dec S-Ship Tam o.
shsnter, hence Aug 20.
QUEEN NsTOwN-Arrived Dec s-Br ship Both
SYDNEY rived Dec s-Br stmr warrimoo.
from Vancouver
SHANGHAI-sailed Dec 7-Br ship Dovenby
Hail, for Port townsend.
PANAMA-saiied Dec l1--Stmr Progreso for
Sal Francisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dec S-Br stmr Empress Of
India. from Vancouver.
ImDortatiOns.
WATSONVlLLE-Per Alex Duncan-7oS sacks
sugar. 1881 SKIS oats.
Wztsonvill- Landing-697 SKIS oats.
Saiinas-75o SKIS cats.
BIaucO-7S SKIS beans.
Moro Cajo-475 SKIS potatoes.
Consignees.
Per Alex Duncan-H Dutard; Thos Lourhrau.
Western Sugar Refinery Co.
For late Shipping Intelligence See Tenth Pdoe.