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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25
A QUESTION OF PnIzKFIaaxINo
The Issue which Caused the Olympic
Athletic Club to Split.

The Issue Which Caused the Olympic
Athletic Club to Split.
Efforts to compromise the dissension in
the Olympic Athletic Club have all failed,
and the question to be decided now 10
which faction shall constitute the club
and which shall pull cut and organize
separately or not at all
The real question at issue is whether the
club shall conduct prizefghts. the
party which met in the main hall
of the club rooms and elected 9. NJ.
Holloway president being in favor
of pugilism. while that which with.
drew to the basement and elected T. n.
Daulton president Is opposed to Is. A
number of those forming the former fac
ton are also obnoxious to the latter. who
object TO being associated with them in
the same club. but they say that they
would be willing to admit the majority of
the Holloway party By vote Of the board
of governors.
The issue was raised last Thursday
night on the point Of law whether the list
of charter members was closed. by the
adoption Of the constitution At the pre-
vious meeting. II il did. those members
who had been enrolled since March Is
could not be admitted as charter members
but would have to run the gauntlet Of the
board of governors. As the majority of
those whose membership was thus placed
in doubt belonged to the prizefight faction.
the sntis took the position that the charter
list was closed At the previous meeting.
while the advocates of the prize ring held
that the list would not be closed until off,
GERS were elected. NJ. N. Teater, the tenn
porary chairman, declared that the pr ze-
figh, party had won on vote, but the
ants claimed that the majority was the
other way. When il came to electing .
permanent chairman, Thomas J. Quigiey
and III. Z. Nadeau were the candidates Of
the prizsGght and anti-prizefght factions.
respectively, and when the chair decided
that the former was elected, the ants
withdrew 10 the basement and focked by
themselves.
Since the split occurred efforts have been
made to patch il up. but without success,
and the question is now which faction
shall withdraw and allow the other TO run
the club The ants have offered to either
Withdraw on repayment OF their initiation
fees and allow their opponents 10 take all
the property and run the club. or to let the
prizefigh, faction withdraw on the same
terms. II the latter alternative should DO
adopted the ants say they Will admi, mos:
OF the other party. bat they DO no, care to
be members OF club with John W. Consi-
dine, Z. W. Way and their associates.
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orYxrIA. March q. - Ispeciai- Rob
er: Bruce Chapter. No. ?. knights Rose
croix, celebrated Maunday Thursday at
the Masonic temple last night Those
present serc: X. g.. O'Brien. John y.
Gosey, Eessy. Frost, William Nc4leken,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
norxL xorrHxns.

HBIkL EcEkHBES
Norton d wslling. Eyrs A HASKELL, Gan Yran
Nsf. do u l. Harncck. DO
y Grsndin, whstcom G J. 0randin, Mayville
Tx Campbell. Portland w Dsimsgs. spokane
Mrs has Baldwin. City Iafsou. do
O. Hioksssw, 81 Paul WIN f'oiiman. DaksfC1oy
II Moyraii, - Lonts r l. Writers, do
Jas Y Bell, Everett n Rock, Portland
N Il suffers, Omaha q w Bird, Tacoma
Jerry Rogers. ftTwn " II Bird. do
q Meyers, Everett q Rogers, do
Aelxyer, do
Mrs pChurch, Nontec Aiss Church, Monte os1
Mrs shesrcr. do Joslou a ", PuanI
Clark, Lawrence yins Lawrence
X II Baiiiuger, Town Lsmaf, Anacortee
Il ssmmons, Tacoma Pstteu. City
r IAughlin. Mont III Turner. Enumola0
w sempie. City Baxter, CITY
Miss Is Martens. ffland w Gray, Everete
@ III Russell. Texas &c Miller. MY
u Mcleod. spokane j. Jansen. Ta0o0A
Ham, Portland Helen l. Walker, ToV
X II BAKER. &c Ksliis, victcns
" X RosekrAns 4 ", Ill q McSamars, Town
. " pcvos. Ps Town Accisllsnd. Upksae
D. stsadsskey, spokane J III ShandIsy, de
a Turner &w, Mary 10 q q Perkins,. Tseoms
III X Owens. n Yakima J Nav, Winnipeg
a X sherman, Canada q Msiterun, SPOKANE
Perins ", Iowa r Bender & " love
u G Hughes, City @ Halle. No
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The dish par exceiIencs OF the season.
Try plsnked rock cod 81 the "Lzngdon."
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Ervs stted and gun repairing; all work
Guaranteed. Hardy s Hall. Pioneer block.
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DR.. Frank Brooks. specially paralysis
ali nervous diseases oaies, Gottsie!n
block.
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The banks now hold SIS. o.s, 600 in excess
OF the Is per cent. Of legal requirements.
BANK cLEARINGs.
The total bank clsarings Of oil clearing
houses In the United States 70. the week
ending March 3 were SSH, 764, 2s0. de-
crease of SIS. 236, SIC compared with last
last week. and o decrease OF $2s4. So, S2o
compared with the corresponding wssk
last year.
FINANCIAL.
Moncy-on call, easy at I per cent;
last loan per cent: closed at per cant
Prime mercantile paper. sass per cant.
Sterling exchange. dull, with actual
business In bankers billa at $4ssk0
s.sss& for demand. and AsZ9ls7 for
sixty.day bills; posted rates. tAsSoAs9}ft
commercial bills. 81 SCR as6l..
Silver certificates. 5s5sG591sc.
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The test assortment Of cheese in the city
Of Haley Grocery Company, Boston block.
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OF. Cloyeraais and Bourbon creamer.
les. Haley Grocery Company. Boston
block.
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NEW YORK MAnxRru.

Nxw YORK. March 2A-Even for Sasur.
day the stock market was unusually dull
and the speculation unimportant. Distill-
Ing was the only even moderate stock,
whieh was bought in small blocks. Il 10
believed for = new bull pool which bid
the shares IL w Long stock boushs
at lever figures was then brought ont,
causing reaction OF -. With . recovery
of y At the close. The Only other stock
the transactions in which exceeded 5000
shases was St ranl. the buying in which
was mainly 10 cover short contracts OF .
leading bear operator. Fluctuations were
limited toal ,. per cent range After
opening at an advance OF \. Chicago Gas
recsded "a and then ON buying. induced
by u report that the attorney general Of II.
hneis would dismiss the quo warranto
proceeding. rose per cent. closing = In
the final dealings. The general markss
was duh and featurelesa At the close she
market was strong, except for Chicago
Gas, which became heavy on . Chicago
dispatch stating that the questions asked
by the attorney general during the pro-
cesdings before him Indicated that he
weuid grant the petition for writ
The bond market WAS stron & from the
orening to the close of the day. Covers.
mant bonds. firm. State bonds. inactive.
Petroleum. steady; Pennsyivania oil
ss'es, none: options, April sales, none,
closed S2ls; Lima oil sales. none.
BANK STATEMENT.
Following is the bank statement for the
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Is THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
] county. state OF Washingssn.
4 G. Msrconaisr Of al. plalnl6, - security sas.
iags Bank. defendant No 1881 Order al
Nctins notice 10 creditors
Aad now. on this day. this cause coming ssGu-
esivvr for order directing notice TO b given Ia
sssasess OF ihs defendant The security savings
1xak. 10 In hereby
ordered aud sAjudss1 that all creditors Of the
ssenred 10 make due proof q thsir clstms Asd de,
MAIDS against said defendant 10 ~ A. Mast
hes the receiver Appointed In this cause. 81 hie
enes 90 Mailer building. sss;sls, wash.
Publication OF this aeGce. - hereafter pfevidsi.
ekd that all ciaigas not % prsssR,ed snd proved
- barred. AID shaii not to paid out Of tbs nrds
and assets IN the hands of aaia receiver and thaf
cars sad receiver die In this court his report OF ell
Gains aud demands 80 presented aud nisd. also
eae~.ng shst claims so presented are allowed and
~aa, claims ere rejected
hs further ordered hat this order be publishes
~ 90 days eons.cnttveiy In the daily Post inteii
esaees aud the Telegraph. newspapers pnalisasd
seattle. King county. Washington, and that.
sasn so published. the same shall eons,isute dne
stce 60 creditors OF said DESCENDANT OF the entry OF
es order
Done in open court this sosh day Of JspnAsy.
isel r. ossoaN. Judsa
srArx OF wAaHisaroN. lm
CocSrY or krSa.
1T W Gordon. clerk Of abe superior court a
~ hereby certify shas the foregoing IL fai. true
esa correct copy Of the Original order dreceue ne
VICE TO crediIors In said cause No 1881. ~ tno
hIne appears On de and OF record 70 my cmcA
Witness my hand and The sssl OF said cours ~
Is.Ssi OF January i'1 w. GORDON. c,~A
b. Il n SMITH. peputy.
os,s Of nrsi pssiicallon. Jassasy 81. 1894
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-s1>ra HAND LAUNDRY. srANT>tAs
+ ss-s,f TYcxS sg~cts{ saass fsr lsce eurtsssss
,asas~ss csc al wo<A s2AxAsiees e-HfS-AsA w.
ysSxsca street.
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SHARES eorp.

The total sales Of stocks today we're
I59,00o shares. including American To-
bacco. 5000; American Sugar, 1900; Bur.
iington, 1000: Chicago Gas, 5000; Dis.
ing, 1000: Rock Island, IL 30; ST. Paul
1850: Texas & Pacific. 1000
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LzGAx ,y0rrcrx


SruTfCE or Assf6NEE's sALE--uxDEn
= 90 br sfftDs Of m order u aaio mas ~
rporabss J. W. Lsn9tey. Que ~ she iadeno 81 a.
sesssf cours Of q. state o. wsahlnesea sor King
s5z..y On tie 9th day of Na9ch 1854. 4 -
- OF sse ass.xnmens OF Barre Bros pursaons
= hecree Of said court seodered aad died "a -
= 1ay OF March, 1874, ua1sr he petissoas al
SSts5ns Bas.sss snd Charles Aigueaafs W5si III
HUuhlte asesion On the "a dny q April 1eoA q 8
- 70 the Highest bidder sos canh n 90 - -
-, q The store boiidiag ksown . 81 sdsnossA
Il 80 go second street IA the city a. 1870
~ hiiewsng described psrsouaI peppogty.
-. Ali q the STOCK ~ JsvDiry.
|Srernea gold ana silver Plata. ana III cs1,S.e
Eseres formerly owned ~ AIexaadsf Z. herre
nj Aifred A. EAEre. under the nsm nan1 a.
- Eypa, and which cams int my han1o p -
1.noe of the said BAfra Er0a.. On t. 2ssh lnv a.
|2sverber. 1894 and Also al s$sre furniture ana
<~snFsa intending counters, snow eoeas 80 ana
80 furniture. and ali etAaS psopersy % What
- kfed description nov siSuas "a d tha 80 :
ES~fIarx No. $50 s~cond street, In The city o. -
- ana which csas into my hauds = aasawne.
10 sa.A Bars broa, Ga the 1sth dsy Of y even
! I'D this 2iss day of March, 1894
~. ~ FnHpaJcR
AoD3Enoo u Barre Hroa
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z. D. DxrAKrMssT o. AaxfcrLruKA. 4
wEATHER BUREAU,
PorrEAsp. Or. March -, ls9< D
Forecast fof sunday: Fair: slightly eoolse.
BLAxDyoKD. l. y. q
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Following is the bank statement fos the
week ending today. ~ compared with the
preceding week:
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A. Moser. Of 2s2i Alton street. 10 Ill Ct
Providence hospital.
Four homestesds and one presumption
were filed IT the land otics yesterday.
The Chautauqua Society viii have .
picnic at Alki point today. This will b
the last meeting Of the season.
81 Johns Lodge, No. Q. r. and A. NJ.
will hold . special meeting next Friday
evening TO confer the Entered Apprentice
degree.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Tobias
Tafteson were shipped yesterday BY The
Cross undertaking establishment TO her
former home In Stanwood, where the an
ssrment will take place today.
OWING to the delay in the return Of the
yachts from victonA the second annual
opening Of the Seattle Yacht Club, 10 b
held today as announced, Will - post.
poned until Saturday. June liz
Persons who are descendants OF officers
or private soldiers in the American Revo-
lutionary war. and can bring documentary
evidence OF the same. are requested TO
communicates with &. s. Smith, box !. go
Seattle, or call at his Office. No. ~ starr.
Boyd block. for further Information.
John Larson, . iaborer. while under the
influence OF liquor. tamhlsd down the
steer incline between Front and West on
Pine street yesterday morning, and re-
ceived bruises Of . trivial nature on his
head. He was locked up at the police
statiou on the charge OF being intoxicated.
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M up = eoap,s Il pears go ! mo-
nspeay - 10 sxadin& and IL North
Anerican Coapany. u which ths isadfnR
spzrits ~ r. n Wears anA JoAS
CuAahy, q Chicag0, and Whose princk
pal supply posnt = tAis city. enppaiss
aaA pessistons aze shippsd - the uoutA a
The TsksH rivss. uhess they - tr.as-
Isrrsd % rivse steamers which take then
Into the intsxsse. The principal stasioas
uharo the tuo companies hav essosee axp
Port CudaAy. about Lao miles frou he
mouth ~ ~ Ynksn: Fort 6oikixk, q che
moath Of tbs Psliy river; one at the
noaGh az etuaft rivar, one ON Miller
crssk and one On Forty-lGSls creek BE-
sidss tAess TIE older company has seward
stasious On The Lower Yukon, which are
Indian trading sfationa Mr.. Hamilton u
naturally quits suthusiassis about the
Yukoa mines and speaks in glowing terms
Of the prospect Tor getting rich up there
He says that miners can earn from g %
@ Per day while q work. which lasts
from The latter part Of Nay 20 the latter
part of August or early In Sspsembef. and
and that man can live veal for $500 Per
year and subsist for $3n He says that
fully 500 miners hare already zone into
ths country this ysar and with those
going In there viii BE- shout . doxsn
lodiea
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Deeoe 1eeer1eA n 80 A~ASssr's 4
Xamanpa~v

Deeoe Roeo96oA n sAe Aaa1eerss oDeo
Yesterday.
Real sstate transactions from Januasy-l.
i0oA are - 2T3&e There wsrs died for
record yesterday - iaseda the ccnsidsra-
tioas aes.sgating $3Aai2 Relieving .
the iist - furnished by osboens. Trsmper
4 Co. ahstracsors Of title, lie Cherry
street. between Front ana secoad:
c. B Tisdais 10 D. Tisdals, los 2, ses 3.
=. s t9o.
!, J: 8 her,s'oa to ". 8 Rismsa. l Ger. see
y: s; Rismsn 70 I. K Clarke. acre go
j. r. Nyiund to J. W. FSlkins, lots 1. S
hlo-k l. Lake View. 81
J. b. McI4anghiin to & y. Mclaughlin.
lots g, 50. Somefvilie. 81
Is J. koss to r. b Frost w lot I, block
r. Botheii. $50
A r. Rawson 70 L X. Norton. lots 4 4
block 2. Haxeltins Heights. 81
l. s. j. Hunt 20 Security Trust Co. X
lots 8 20 IS in block I. Phinney's, 81
l. s ]. Hunt 20 Security Trust Co, lots
Ia Il. II block 8, and others. Mesiilvra's
sheriff 70 =. Tokl.s e al. NJ Of hex 81,
q. 6. sos
G. II. Foster to 9. L. Foster. undx Of
lot block 3 and othsrs. Central Seattle.
Il. Adams to }. A. Campbell. nv lot a
block Maynard's, 30.O00
W. J. Dutton 20 Mary @. Dutton. und X
oknwK OF nwN &c IS. 8. & 81.
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DIR. DARRIN'S OFFER.
Ts Erect An Disseses It the 1sss 81 %
Fer Meath Till Cured--Tho
Peos Treated Free.

magnetic specialist viii continue 70 treat
all cases until further notice at the low
rate Of IS Per month fog each and every
disease until cured, surgical and oompli
Gated cases excepted.
DR.. Dsrrin u located Of Hotsl Stevens.
Seattle. Wash. Once hours for those an
able 30 par. 10 70 II q m. Those able 20
pay. 10 q m. to 3 p m. Sufferers from ali
Of whatever mature should Gail as oncA
Examin ations free q the once or By letter.
All cases strictly confidential. Cfruulars
and question blanks sent frsA Inquiries
answered.
n. B.-De Dasrin's stay In this city b
limited. These dssisine treatment should
vr1ts Or call as oncA.
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toaiowlng new csses were CON-
-. u TIE superior court yesterdays
u. Morris Va Gilbert A. Jackson q
nAsecans, siss on contract
49, A Byers vs. George Bothsll Of al
aea accounts. &S,SoSs
usesce.
Sma.
Phislirs ct al. W Thomas Ssps q
Sent account. si26o and restitution.
i ~ iAlseatha. va solomon Kunkel o.
sess and mortgage, $ssAsr
= ~ & h. Nssh Va. Mary T. Hood q
s~Sets and mortgage.
eaaries Roas Va John Rsdman-Ren,
~ rss.itagioa.
- - commercial National Rank Of g.
- Va Arthur G. Ward 81 al.-ro ses
~ ~ ssie Of property.
~ commercial National Bank OF Be-
- W. Thomas RrensAn OF al.-To o,
sals Of property.
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The Here - . Lssg MtAvtsssS 1aAs -
uis Way Daek.
c. II. Hamilton. Of Chicago. secretary
and assistant manager OF the North
American Transportation 4 Trading Com
pany. vas in the city ysstsrday on his
way TO San Francisco. whence he viii re-
turn In . fsw vssks and sail for the
Yukon river. Aiaska. where his company
IL operating. Mr.. Hamilton will b re-
memhersd - shs hero Of the i,soomils
midwinter journey across Alaska last
year, and he 10 returning 70 thai country
v!th . large stock Of provisions par
chased principally In this city. Where srs
nov ahont Loo miners working on the
Yukon river. and I'll their supplies -
we'll - those for The Indians are furnished
BY two companies. NE Aiaska Commercial
Company. . San Fraaeisco concern. vAicA
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TACOMA, May ce.-lspeeaaLl-In addi-
ton TO the usual Decoration day exercises
tomorrow there will b . baseball game
between tho Seattle Athlstic club team
and the team Of the athletic club Of this
city. The game will take place at the
Eleventh. street grounds. The county
courthouse officials will also play ball and
picnic 1t American lake. The Memorial
day parade viii move at $50 q m. There
will also b relay bicycle race between
this city and Olympia, instead Of between
Tacoma and Seattle. ~ arrangements
could not be made with the Seattle wheel
men. The Tacoma vhes.men viii carry Q
letter Of greeting from Mayor Orr. Of this
city. as far ~ the Nssquaily river, about
tvsnty-shrss miles, aud IL will b carried
from that point 10 Olympia to Mayor
Mann BY the Olympia cyciers. The letter,
bssidss sending greeting. reminds Mayor
Mann that this win be the initial relay b.
cycle race between TO two cisisa
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nc1mea eoeks . Oiv~eoo After
- weeks Married Liz.
y matrimonial sxperience Of I'VE
nation Rae Freedman yesterday
= complaint Tor . divorce nom
friedman. whom she took for
- vorse. cigarsttss and oil, April
ohs alleges that he has neglected
$500 lefnsss TO provide Tor her support;
~ = ~ bssn guilty Of personal indig-
- = hat he 10 . cigarette hsnd and
- smokins them - oil times az The
- eleht and particularly upon retiring
= ~ dstsndant insists upon smoking.
- ~ q various occasions smoked
sl311stas almost oil night In bed. al
eeueh = knew Il was naussatine 10 her
- epoiled her rest She sues for SIS .
uontA aiimony.
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nsssrssa b. Her nssss.a.

: Ina Marsh seeks TO break the matri-
.eeae ~ that bind her TO Samuel ].
Aerah End yesterday filed her complaint
= hat saset In the superior court alieg-
me deeftioa- They were married Fsbru.
u - lsA In Seattle and have one child.
q Deserted her December 3 1892. and has
~ nss dessituts and compelled to live on
!. i. eaasfsy Of her friends. She wants .
ssv0sce. the care Of the child and such ali-
aoay = The court will allow her.
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Convicted Of s.y.,arv.

casfiss 6chafer. Who was clsvsrly cap
ssses ~ Charles A. Thorndyks after .
sssu Struggle back Of the Denver market
~ u va tried on charge Of attempted
selafy before . jury In Judge Humes'
- sn yssesfday and speedily found guilty.
!. - = alleged to have been discharged
pssmber from the .penitsntisry.
s =. e served term under the name OF
"a Lea for grand larceny. He served
~ and ten montha
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z11o Un1Dstunaoe Wsueu Ce0mtt1sA -
- EasaDe As1lam.
Two insans vonsn vees eummittsd 10
DsniaGbom By Judge Issnsisy yssterday.
The hrst - Cathegtns Cody = pears cid.
horn IN fsslaad. married ard he's two chill
drsn. the younesss n Her dlssass =
CHASED - mania. snd b . relapse Of - IT.
tack that caused her confinement three
yssrs sen The seoosd y Mary Wilson. y
years old. born In Canada. married, but
Ne no childrsn. Her trouble ID aseute
manis. aad h subject to Authorizations Of
ut snd hearing. claiming - - her
nRhW. who 10 dsad, and with whom she
uDvssoes. She also claims TO go into
~ md heaven. She also had previous
go some ssvsn years ago Henry
u6i wilson. Of Kent, 10 her husband.
m potisuts we're removed 10 the asylum
s1oy eftsrnoon in charge Of Deputy
jaek Mcdonald.
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Bids Wanted for
Stock of Furniture

Undss dirscetea OF IT, Bapss5oe Court ! win
receive bids unfi1 juss IL loo< tor the sattrs
stoek Of furuisurs bslsaging - TIE Bsnasss Z
Hull Furniture Ca, and the god win 81 sna
Company. This u arsseiasl, eompssts and
wsiissasetsd seeck invoicing hsswsss esooo and
es,oaOs and II N pssfsst ardsz. Rsds - b made
days. ssd q In - aAys asfssrsd paymsnss
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San FhAScrsco. Nay 2-C7sared-
Gaelic. Yokohama and Hongkong: City
Of Pusbls. Victoria and Port Townsend;
Eanaimo. Dspartsd-Coiunbfa. Astoria
Aristomens, Iquique; schN Guide. 0ray's
Harbor; schr Del Horte. Cos Bay: Nacki.
nav. Tacoma
Pc.r GAnBLR May AI-fSpscial. lar.
rived-Bk Albright Capt Moore. twelve
days from San Francisco. 70 load for same
mort