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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
RoosereIt VIII Hold Over.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Theodore Roose.
welt will continue to serve as member of
the civil service commission. immediately
after Mr.. Cleveland's inauguration Roose-
Welt sent in his resignation, but it is under
stood that the president has now requested
Roosevelt to withdraw it and continue in
his place on the commission, which h
I'll 4
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
The President Home Again.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-President Cleve-
land and those members of his cabinet who
accompanied him TO Chicago have returned
20 the city. reaching here about o'clock
IN the evening. Private Secretary Thur
Der and Mrs. Cleveland were on hand to
meet the president
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
VIVA CUBA LIBRE"
ke} West, Fla, Gay with Revo-
Iutionary Bunting.
HONOR GIVEN TO A CUBAN LEADER

Welcomed by 1000 Men Ready to Take
Up Arms for Their Native IsIand-The
Junta in Session and Much Enthusiasm
beiiion-EaIiste. Tor she war-Havank
News.
NEW YoRS. May 5.-The Heraid's Key
West, Fla. correspondent cables Senior
Jose Mart; has arrived Oh the Mascotte
from Tampa By the time the steamer
reached be: dock nearly every residence
and business house occupied by Cubans
was gay with bunting and Cuban dags.
Representatives of sixty revolutionary
lodges. carrying banners and flags. headed
by brass band marched to the dock
Marti had landed and was awaiting the
arrival of the procession He was sur
rounded by thousands of enthusiastic peo
pie waving their hats ami shouting Viva
Cuba Lihre."
Wild With Enthusiasm.
When the procession of more than 5000
started he marched with the delegates
who had received him behind band TO
the residence of Teodoro Perez, his host.
The crowd trod over each other for a sight
of a hand-clasp from the man in whom
they had put their trust for leadership
Marti attended a council with the Junta,
or board of revolutionary leaders. Ad-
dresses Will be made at a mass meeting IN
Jackson square. In an interview Marti
said Cuba was ripe for rebellion. He does
not pretend to prophecy the outcome of
the movement.
Response 20 Call for Volunteers. -
Much depends on Spain, but he evident
~ believes ii will spread all over the isl
and. having begun in the most unconquer-
able portion of the island. Five hundred
men met on a retired portion of the beach
aud were addressed by prominent speak
FRS who called for volunteers. From
eighty to 100 men stepped out and pledged
themselves to fight for Cuban freedom.
Leaders in Complete Ha-nGn=.
It is said that the district men OF Seamil-
10 have added TO their contingent for the
rebellion under Mariana, chief in the
former war. The leaders meeting was
very harmonious, and all are ready 10 face
auy difficulties
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
Mine Situation More Hopeful.

COLUMBUS, O, May Sit is believed that
ht a meeting here on Friday or Saturday
such arrangements will be made that the
10000 miners out this week will resume
work next Monday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
biennial Trottinc Congress.

CHICAGO. May 3.-No less than 305 asso-
Citations were represented at the biennial
congress of the American Trotting associa-
ton held at the Auditorium. The meeting
was called to order at noon with President
d. C. Beaman in the chair and j. II. Stein
er officiating as secretary. W. P. Ijams,
of Terre Haute, Ind, was elected president,
and J. H Steiner, of Chicago, secretary.
Another session was held today
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
Nebraska Impeachment Trials.

LINCOLN. May 3.-The second day of the
impeachment trial against state Off
GERS was taken up largely with legal tits
between contending counsel as to methods
of procedure, points in law and the ad
instability of certain evidence IN the way
of vouchers. The court decided that the
vouchers We're admissible. The .applica-
ton for leave to file additional charges
was decided adversely
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
BerghoId's West Point Record.

WAsHINGToN, May 3.-William a. Cor
nell. who is mixed up with the death of
Rebecca BergholG, was discharged from
West Point academy for deficiency in
mathematics. Six months later he was
reinstated, which would indicate that his
record otherwise was excellent He resi- ued
Arril II
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
No Hebrews Need Apply.

NEW YORK. May 3.-The World claims
to have sent a reporter TO the office of the
Russian consul general with passport to
be signed and states that the consul re-
fused to put his signature to it when, in
reply to question, the reporter said that
he wsss a hebrew
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
Situation in the Choctaw Country.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Indian Inspector
Falson, who was sent TO the Choctaw
country with instructions to end the
trouble there, reports that the militia and
Locke factions are both disbanding and
that the outlook is altogether peaceful
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03

NEW YORK, May 3.-The report circul-
ated here that two cases of typhus fever
had developed on the White Star freighter
Nomadic was found to be considerably eX.
aCgerated. The best proof of this is the
fact that the steamer has sailed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
The Jury Says suicide.

CHICAGO, May 3.-The inquest on the
body of Rebecca Berghold of New York the
young woman found with her throat cut
in the Southern hotel. has been concluded,
and the jury returned a verdict of suicide
while respondent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-03
Assert That Booth win Recover

New YORK, May S.-Edwin Booth. ac-
cording to his attending physicians, is still
improving, and they assert that he will re-
cover.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31
Cha rlnan
Larger Exports and Smaller Imports


Mr. = " Drvan, the depot agent
says tIla. for u months ending with
to r.. t3eie haze been shipped from
tn ;o;nt 1000 'usLcis q 80, = seed,
1858: .sLtls peanuts nd 1000 bales
If ""ft':>
F,rr'. t,ast three years tie ship
10euts ID n.eaE. meal and hay TO this
:, ~. 5t>s .ecye<.s,,i a. much rs - !, I
eeas. ,,.l IL: ;ycrage. and nov the ship
meats ie14 are nothing st all.
-, Bryan SAYS he has received only
orc car .cad of hay this season.
This shows that the country is in a
supplies 90, than it has been for many
Years. IN truth there IS enough meat
and corr, and the like raised here t.
support the country and the greatest
draw back our farmers have row is Old
debts
Let them stick to the system of rails
ing home supplies and they will be III
dependent again.
THE DEMOCRAT has urged this course
for five years and we believe that the
;iile is not far distant; when the North
Carolina farmer will re the most indie
pandcnt man IN III the country. And
there is 10 better place to show thu
and test it than in Halifax county
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31
To the Worlds Fair via 3. & o. f. 2

The 3. & Q. p. X. offers a more
complete and varied tr.in service 10
Chicago than il Offered by any other
line 1t has two daily express trains
running via Cumberland and Pitts
burg. two running via Deer Park, Oak
land BclIaire. and two running via
Cincinnati and indianapolis. Round
trip excursion tickets at T2ti are sold
for al these trains. and passengers can
go one WY IN return the other Tick
els III the same rate are good going
via any Of the routes described and re-
turning Via Niagara Falls. The eXcur-
sion tickets viii he honoTed on all 3.
& O. trains. without exception and
without extra fare until the close Of the
Exposition ana they are good for stop
over privileges at Deer Park, Mountain
Lake Park. Oakland. Cincinnati, In
tiianapolis and Niagara Falls.
Special excursion At $l7 for tie
round tip on Augu~t 80. September
:, Is and Il. Special train leaves Bal
:imore go 4. ". Washington 1873
\. NJ. For fu!l Information call on
or address b. 4 O. ticket offices. IS
Main st Norfolk Va II II.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

Simmons Liver Regulator lae never
been known to fail to cure sick head
ache
Simmons Liver Regulator has never
been known to fail to cure dyspepsia
Simmons Liver Regulator has never
failed to relieve coStivencss. and blind
or bleeding piles.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31
After Breakfast

20 purity. si;aiize and enrich the blood
and give nerve, bodily and digestive
strength. ,,i;c Hoods Sarsaparlla.
Continue tie medicine after every meal
for Il month OF two and YOU will feel
like new man. The merit q Hood :
Sar,aparilla l. proven by its thousands
of wonderful c'lrcs Why don't YOU
try III
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31
Fair VIA Baltimore,

The Baltimore and Ohio l.. i. NlH
ran a series Of special excursions FROM
Baltimore and Washington t. the
World'- Fair 1T rate 81 Sl-.0o I'll tie
round trip The ;rajn. viii consist
Of fir-t-cIas~ Day Coacie-. equipped
with layafcrie- and tol 81 convenience
The trains viii start from t..iu}ea ,ta-
ton. Baltimore. 9 % I. Il. aat ic4ye
Washington. -. e.. IO35 \ A. a..
gust 3Gih, Septcnhe~ 7th. 18th and
.lst. running via Grafton and Bella r.
ana will reach Chicago al 10 E u.
the following day Ticlc.- vi.l ie
valid for outward Journey nnie on tie
special trains. hlt will lie GOOD return
ing from Chicago in Dav Ceacle- on
any regular train within ten jasr. IN
Guiding day 81 sale -5op- viil he
made for naea'- rat dle dining stations
81. the line y Tourist Agent and .
Tain Porter viii accompany each
train 10 look after tise comfort u
passengers For more detailed infes-
nation - Il rates. etc. apply IL \ &.
Lewis. Passenger and Tickle. Agent.
=; Main II Nprfoli.. Va ) II Il.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31
Who's Bee. Here S.-co re S.e-.
Gene
READ AND SEE.


T.,t..,-a ,ro .i-i,i,... r-,e,.- g.ere
- : : ''''''
'i'''
.,,,-.}.o.e
hi-- @u-.s >mith has returned ~
E2'ei-h
oart- Z T Vincent. . ..ort-a.sat.t.
ha- i'een here "a ie" i.t - Ni-it u
hi- relatives
NJ " +, ponu he Nons,. ~
I7'il'''' ".i'''' NJ -'N7 "a '''''--.''i.-
- ~ -
Mr.. Vie, IliGg- Who has iccn
visiting friend l.ere. returned IT,
GreenviIle Mondar.
viii prcac! ii tie Bapr;., church
here next SUNDAY.
"is7c' ~ i't-'i' - i''ei~''u :
''io LENT ~ i"i' ~ " i4lthcs- ar
lor.
MSS '-iic '''loaeii 81 hiciihio'id
came ;''hie'if ana mas taken hef
pi''f', = teacher = e-oetl'i"l ~ li'
-, w. o.,
- -,
-, >,
W, ,1;..,. 90 -,
Judge Walter CLARK. Dr. II B. Bat
- ']'', 49, =
''','' >'o'''' ~ ''','''''> 'i"i.'
DR.. ". r. Wood, Superintendent of
the Insane at asvlula Raleigh. spent Il
few DAYS herr, la.t week. His friends
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

Sec Nr. X. All-brook'- rex aIycr
scl.it 1T of market.
Tie Female Academy opencd Mon
day' W.T.: sood prospects FOR full -e.
sion
Ness was received here Monday
that Mr. c. f. Everett. who has been
III the hospital several months, was
paralyzed
NJ. \ b. Josev has recently p,,r-
chased very handsome hearec. It,
first use "as on the occasion Of Mr..
Hai's burial last Sunday.
The magistrates Of the county VIII
meet IL Halifax September 4th pur-
suant to The call made by r. NJ. Park
or, else" here in this issue.
Miss Estellc Daughty who WAS last
summer a visitor 10 Scotland Neck
nc S';cs: Of Miss Annie Briggs, died a,
her home IL Hamilton last Saturday.
alter IN illness Of one week.
The telegraph lines haze been torn
down al the wcei, by the winds. sc
that the reports from the storm are
;aeagre. At hcrnersvilIe, y. c., Mon
-
'''>> ~
i1iS1t Is i Iaee'lhG N progress al
80 IL :.'';iE. cH'if'A 'h}S week. con
HoNs01 - me PASTOR -iteN. e. II
..,,.t.,.;o,f r,.,.. w..
a,,l t.,,t.,,.c ara ..o.h .ooa ,.,,aacl,o,..
,...t,.o,,..,.... .......l..
'it-'i'' - = Aiis".o'A Went Z
-, IN -'i'i'u"F - err - re i'ci'l-
oi''i.'i. - ic's l'5ii' '''o'So rom 1871
~ '''' '1coo ''ii',>
~ : '''iS = ~ ''''''i''' Ill i''i . ears
:''''''l f'''''.i ~ S1"i@ i'7s
- ''-',' '7i'' 90 ''' '''
- = - ) ~ ''a~ oi'c ACRE ~
! -'j''i '11-'-l nc f'i"ii'eo 'of wv o"S''c'S
'''.'' '','' !. llo' "'ei' 'or '''e 'es''''c'i>.
't'.,''@. " ''''i nave 1elNs''e'iiS 'iJ"ieN
~ w ''f''ie'e ne WOMB 5e' Il. IL l.
'iso "i't9' 'i'"''" corn We maze seen
''''iiI'''i q sSeii''eii1e'l iooAe'' AT II
-" ,''' : ~ ''.o .''''' 'ieS '"o''s''
ne VIZ 9'' at' - ""si'e'7 from 'he
"e'c'
NJ. :. y. Matthews OF Hamilton
showed a representative Of THE DEMO
rsAr through his auiarv la,, week
ne mas 10 h''es OF oees from "Aiei'
he saves annually ahon; 1,'tD pounds
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

Uootl'- Pills cure constipation. They
are me best aflcr-,llnner pill and family
ca,ilar,ic.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31
Meeting OF IA .s:rates.

The Board Of .Tustic : for .5alifa<
county viii meet ut the Court .Inl. .
Il u O'Clock on sept 4th ncxt. .JI Inc
purpOse q 81 -ct'ng officer, f he IN
tciion C,ar for Halifax co l.lt..
Jug . !>G3 F. =: z <t.J...i
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

You can never have a really good
complexion until the impulity IS
clean>cd from yonr blood What YOU
need Is thorough course of Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which j. absolutely free
from from al harmful ingredients. and
therefore. perfectly safe,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

! keep IL stock full line candy and
fancy cakes, fruits, etc J. -. RAY
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31
Rules ADOPTED By the N. c. Press
Ass ociation April II, 1893.


rtIr -lila 81 not less than tvc cents
,c. Ire viii be charged 70. cards Of
ll-. resolutions OF respect" and
.1;uary poetry also for obituary
.t.lt,+ uthcr than those which the ed
!. + himself >hll! give ~ 6 matter 81
i.rN-
<o.icee 81 church AMI society and
othc entertainments, from which
r.. erue IS 70 ije derived vii he charg
4, ut i14 rate Of five cents i line.
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SPECIAL 1NNOJ NGENENTS
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STRAIN HATS! STRAW IiArs
i..I, STRAW HAS
T. 81 straw hats iuS received
L, &. JOsIY ( -.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

The wonderful cures OF thousands 81
people-thev tell the story OF the merit
Hoods Sarsaparllla. IiooD's CUES.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

Perfectly sure. perfectly pure. perfect
~ harmless j. Simmons Liver Ec@,!,a-
tor.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31
CHRISTIANS III WORK.
Sunday Schoo. Convent u Greens.
boEo,


-.
;,: ..
u.
49,
-
-
~ r.
~
II,
s. ;. -
/ tlrnilah H.. uornal,'s NI-~inna,2 Aid
Association. The-a women tooA no
The -I,ausc 70 house" visitation pian
and J fow oti,cr. Ike ,Lem have size
ceodae3 ~ Vordeu. ~ lfjla.;ejphja
lav..of south Carolina Frluan Of
+ A-|,nxi}I. R,ndlhalcr III salem
CrovelI q Durham Re-. .ir. llu.-
rav * s;c;,spc Prof Farrell. # GA
i,a,, - air,,.aa nf ,s5a-e -uuaa, school
tvo.,,.:,o c.,.,rni...c aa4 .,..r....,,.,.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

,jus, received lnt If Mrs l.. J E1ler :
nice country butter rs J. ID. Rays.
Bic stock Of trunks end valises at J
d. RAYS
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31


sec Air. X. All-brook'- rev a.l,cr-
t scl.Is 1T cf market.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

Miss Estellc Daughty who was last
summer a visitor 10 Scotland Neck
he CUES: Of Miss Annie Blggs, died at
iier home IL Hamilton last Saturday.
alter IN illness Of one week.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

Mr.. N.B. Josey has recently pur-
chased . very handsome hearee. Its
first use waa on the occasion Of Mr..
Hail's burial last Sunday.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

The Female Academy opered Mon
das VT; good prospects FOR full -e..
sion.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-31

The magistrates OF the county VIII
meet IN Halifax September 4.h pur-
suant to the call made by F. NJ Park
or, else" here in this issue.
The morning call., 1893-10-29
THE STOCK MARKET.

Last week was a lively one in Comstock mining
shares, and fluctuations were large enough TO
permit profit able chipping. The northend stocks
were the favorites and 1t Is the general impress
sion that the market is q growing one ana what
we have had is but a forerunner OF what
promises for the future. Arrangements are
being made TO start up quite number OF mil es
that have been shut down for some time, and
the force of m ners in others has already peen IN
creased.
Work is already laid out which. II carried
to successful issue, will be the means OF giving
us one OF the liyelIest markets seen Tor some
years The Con. Va. shaft Is rapidly being put
into condition for the WORK TO De carried on
under Mr. Rules proposition, ana wen informed
operators are very fayorably Impressed with MS
idea. The work will take some time TO accom-
of a gamble about the future to give good chances
for lively market.
The market opened very strong and active y es-
terday. Goldman of the Pacific was good buyer
of Con. Cal. d Virginia up to $3 10 the highest
figure of the present advance In the big board
the market opened equally strong. until Con. Cal.
Il Virginia was reached, when Marks seiiing Or
ders for all the stock down from So U TO 81 30.
balance of the list showed an advance ana quite
an amount of stock changed hands After the
call prices shaded off again under lively safes ana
the market closed lower.
Silver continued to decline yesterday and sold
down to 7l1sc in New y ork and 3S1sd In London.
The assessment on Belle Isle is delinquent In
the board tomorrow.
The assessment on Crown Point Will De DELHI
uuent in office on Tuesday,
P. Amiraux, the mining operator, mas returned
from Grass Valley.
Following are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call., 1893-10-29
FOR FORTY YEARS.
Captain Lees Service to
the City.
he Celebrated the Fortieth Anniver-
!sary of His Appointment to
the Police Force.

Captain Lees the veteran head of the
detective department. celebrated yesterday
the fOrtieth anniversary OF joining the de-
partment, and was the recipient of many
hearty congratulations upon his long and
brilliant service.
q 1t was on October 2S, 1858, that the
Board of Aldermen passed a resolution
appointing for the following year-the
police officers being then appointed an
nuaily-the staff of the Police Depart
ment; consisting of: Brondt Seguine.
Marshal; Hampton North. Captain; Rich
ard B. Monks, Assistant Captain; ID. 81.
r. Morse, Warrant Clerk; James Powers,
Baihff, and forty.fve policemen, among
them being Isaiah w. Lees, the now Cap
tain of detec tives.
-.'Iwas % years old when l joined" said
Captain Lees yesterday. ''and Of the fifty
whe comprised the police department at
that time there are only two TO my knowl-
edge now alive besides myself. They are
William +. Stewart, who lives in this city,
and; Gideon c. Wardwell, who lives in
Santa Cruz"
Almost coincident with Captain Lees
appointm to the police force the quar-
ters of the department at the old City Hall
were first occupied. Shortly before that
time the city fathers purchased the Jenny
Lind Theater for $500, 900. considered at
that time an enormous sum. Alter the
city acquired title all the interior OF the
building was removed, and it was fitted up
at tgreat expense TO meet the wants OF the
officials. The basement was arranged lor
the police, aud since then it has been oc-
cupied by the police department.
:: Captain Lees has been a sufferer from
malaria for several weeks back. He is
slowly but surely recovering his wonted
strength and vitality. aud his numerous
friends yesterday expressed the hope that
he might live forty years more.
1t was suggested that the reason for the
slowness of the removal Of the department
to the new City Hall was due to the Cap
tain's desire to celebrate his fortleth anni-
Yersary in the old place, and The question
was asked him.
mo, no." he replied. with smile, but 1t
was said in such way as to leave q strong
suspicion that the suggestion was not far
wrong.
Anyhow. it is definitely stated for ''pos-
ftive]y the last time" that the removal will
conImence in earnest next Tuesday ano
will. be finished before the end of the week.
The morning call., 1893-10-29
Stmr Acapulco. Clark, Panama.
Ship spartan. Polite. Seattle.
Bark Alden Besse. Friis, Honolulu

Stmr Acapulco. Clark Panama
ship spartan. Polite. Seattle.
Bark Alden Besse. Friis. Honolulu
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day arc the Corona for San
Diego and Protection for Pismo.
Steamers to arrive oday are the Crown Oh Eng n
land from Nanaimo, Eureka from Newport Po-
mona from Humboldt Bay, Point Arena from Men
docino. Daisy Kimbail from Fort Bragg Arago
Tomorrow collection day. the Progreso arrives
from Panama
Spoken.
Oct 8. 81 s. As w, Br ship Dynomene, from Liv-
erpoo for San Francisco.
Oct %. 49 N, s W, Br ship Maulesden, from
Hamburg for San Francisco.
Miscellaneous.
Per stmr Colon-Oct 81. passed ship Star OF
Russia, from Belfast. 80 miles OF Cape San
Lucas
Domestic Ports.
TACOMA-Saiied Oct 27-stmr Homer for San
FORT BRAGG-sailed Oct 2s-stmr Daisy kim.
ball and schr James Townsend. for san Francisco.
Arrived Oct 2S-Stnir Noyo hence Oct II.
Foreign Ports.
LONDON-Entered out Oct 16-Br bark High
swANsEA-Entered out Oct l4-Br ship Eu-
dora for San Francisco.
DUNGEN ESS-Passed Oct 26-Br ship Common
wealth. from London for san Francisco.
ImDortations.
CAYUCOS-Per Alex Duncan-l763 SKIS wheat
1913 SKIS barley SO hogs.
Lompoc-26 kegs. pkg faucets. 1 cs eggs. cs
books, = bxs butter. 2 coops chickens. cs fruit.
es hardware 3 5xs apples, l20 SKIS beans, 2l59 SKIS
mustard 2l42 SKIS bariry.
PiSMO-Per Protection-1600 SKIS bit rock. S35
SKIS beans. 1857 SKIS wheat, l30 bxs green fruit,
tanks, cs eggs, bxs butter. 226 hogs. sacks
CLANS
Cayucos-28 bbls butter.
Monterey-l1 tanks. bx mdse. 1 Dbl glassware.
Santa Cruz-l bX hardware.
MARSHFIELD-Per National City-70O0 bdls
handles. engine cs type, 100 eds matchwood,
100 M IL lumber
Empire City-Treasure and express, sl2 cs SAL
mon, pkg mdse
Port Orford-15 bxs butter. pkes horns -
pkgs treasure and express.
Chetco-3S bbs salmon, 2 bds hides. 144 sacks
wool.
Trnidad-1OOOM NJ shingles 8 bxs butterl cs seed
Shelter Cove-34 bales wool, 3 cs mdse 2 bbis
apples.
Consignees.
Per Alex Duncan-Sinsheimer Bros: National
Brewery; South san Francisco Packing Co; II
Jacobs wieland Brewing Co; K Whitney d. Co :
Wheaton, Breon Il Co; Dutard; E Jacobs; Geo
Larsen; Thomas & Kahn: Lowry & Stellar.
Per Protection-H Dutard A Immel & CO..
w Price Il Co: Grangers' Business Assn: Jordan
Bituminous Rock Co; Sinsheimer Bros Ohandt
Co; E K Stevens d Co; Whittier. Fuller Il Co;
Standard OH CO.. Smiths Cash store; Hills Bros
Vervalin Rowe: Danymen's Union: Yates Il CO..
South san Francisco Packing Co: Louis Constine: :
Wellman, Peck Co: Altschul & Co: Crane d Co.
Per National City-Amer Press Assn; Dean
Coz Wells. argo Co: Smiths Cash Store; c
Melvin; Getz Bros q Co: Dodge. sweeney Co:
Cook. Vervalin Rowe Hulme Il HART Union
Match Co; Christy Wise: IL Frank Co. Gaia
Lumber Co; Higgins & Collins E Whitney q Co; !;
Tbos Dentgan Son Co; Beck IL Son: Cox Seed
and Plant Co; Shoobert, Beale Co: Thos Lough-
ran: San Francisco Bridge Co.
For Late Shtpptno Iateltiyencs Sc. Ninth Tuoe