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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-22
BILLS NADE INTO LAW
A List of Measures Signed by
the Governor.
THE NEW IMMIGRATION BUREAU.
Text OF the Deficiency Judgment Bill
and OF the Law Relating 10 Dis
trsbutE0a of Estates.

f,iynrss. March 2i-specfai-Gov Me-
Grax today signed these senssa b!fis:
No. 4gs-Ts secure creditors q Just d.
vsss9sa Of the estates az denxcrs who con-
yer 70 assignses for the benefit Of cred
ttors.
Nc. f5o-Relatlus to the powers Of TIE
state board Of esiucation. emergency.
No. as~Dsan!ug crimes against pufAsc
decencT.
No. 2l-E Empowering the faculty OF the
agricultural college TO grant degrees.
"a. zl2--Rex IIating the sale OF farm.
dairy. orchard and produce on czonnIs-
ssoa.
No. iss-geiaiing 10 tire management OF
normal schools
No. fz-To regulate primary seaec tfons
Of political associa iona
No. Sss-- Prescribing the duties OF county
frsasuFers.
Also these h3nae bills:
No. 54~Cisssifying counties and fixing
saiaries OF officers thereof
No. 5Sl--pro.idlng for the sfisestnhilsh-
rnsnt Of harEsor lines in front OF towns.
Ne. 51-f'rosfldiaR for the ineorrsorat ton
u associations for social and other pnr-
poses
No i4s-Reiatiag 70 the assessment and
collection Of taxes OF cities OF the first
class.
No t31~ReIisf of Isaac Keene.
Ne. sz1-ProvkiIng for the levying aud
collection Of taxes In road dsstraeta
So. officiating 10 the sale OF property
by executors and administrator.
Ne, %s-Arasriiag an act relating 70
elections.
No. 1S-Reiatfns 20 sidewalks In cities
Of the GrgI, second and third classes.
No aS-Proyiains for the appointment
Of state lumber and shingle weighers.
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Tammany Policemen Arrascned.

New York. March zi.-Ten ef the eleven
indicted police officials appeared before
Justice 1ngraham todsy and pleaded not
guilty. The absentee was ex~Warlman
James Burns, said 10 he out Of tha city.
IL is said the defense Wall he prepared by
Col e. l. James. who viii have the as
sistance Of Tracey. Boardman & Plat.
A ]. Elkus, Emanuel NJ. Friend and
Louis J. Grant.
Lawyer Friend said after the proceed.
ings were over that counsel have never
intended TO raise any demurrer. we DO
not intend he said. Ito delay the trials
in any WAY or raise any demurrers. We
are quite willing 10 meet the issue. The
pleading OF not guilty today. however.
does not dehar us from making a molten
TO Quash the indictments when the trial
is called Col. Fellows will conduct the
trials in person. He viii he assisted by
ex-Surrogate Rollins and Austin q. Fox
Assistant District Attorney Lindsay was
also called In 10 assist Col. Fellows.
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CHOYNSkI BESTS HIN.
But is Unable To Finish Cree
don i'm Six Rounds.
THE DECISION rs A DRAW.
Because Creeiorf Is on His reee NJ rhe
End Of the Last Round-An Tn
equal Contest.

Chicago. Narch 1.-THE six~ruurs err
test between Joe Choynski and Dan Cree
don was draw, 10 decision being given
by the retere@. TIE conditions provided
that Il both FSzen were on their feet al the
conclusion OF me sixth round no decision
wo2ld Be given. Choynski had ali the
hs=t OF - except in ore round. re
knoekes! Creedon down twice. brought the
blood In 3 stream from his nose. and had
his man very tired and grcggy when the
sixth round closed. CSaoyrski weighed l61
pounds. and. although Creeaonss vreSsh {
was not given, he looked 10 weigh fully
as much.
IN TIE FIRST round Choynski landed hard
on Crsesion's head and got q 10. one On
the body ia return. Several exchanges
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The Deficiency Judgment Bill.

Portland treEcniAh
The Washington legislature has passed
bill TO prevent extension OF mortgage
loans In that state and 10 encourage
foreclosure OF every mortgage debt as
soon as due. It is what is called the
Judgment deficiency bill. and II seeks TO
give the debtor advantages not now en-
joyed, by providing for an appraisement
before sale under execution. which shall
not be less than the amount of the loan,
and by giving the debtor possession of
the property until the period of redemp-
ton shall expire In certain cases, OF
course. persons lending money under this
law would take ample precautions against
loss and OF course IL cannot apply TO
loans already made. Therefore. every
existing mortgage would he foreciosed
when due. and borrowers would have to
pay roundly In interest and security for
new loans The bin would bring great
distress TO debtors. The governor stiii
has opportunity 10 veto it
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-22

Dover. Del. March 9f.-Fhers WAS ar
other sensation az tAe state house today
when the rNo branches OF sae legislature
met IN Joint session TO nominate a sen.
stor- All ~ the Democrats deserted Chan
ce1lor Na9ee{t. the caucus nominee. and
cass taelT votes for Edward Rt5gely, az
Dover. When the last ballot was taken
yesterday six OF Higgins supporters. wh,
had temporarily deserted his cause for
K q. Bradford. returned IN their first
cholee. and the ex-senator received seven
votes at the close Today there were two
ballots, ard Mr. Higgins was only given
one vote. new man Benjamin Fields. 81
Wilmington receiving seven Of the Re
publican votes. Ad1fcks' lines remain sIn-
broken, his original supporters sticking 70
him. The hail was crowded ard The Ia
jectton Of new names into the right pro-
viied much food for gossip and speeeia-
ton.
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amount az IRE Judgment dsa-. II All
os1er esses ths purchaser sAaIs D. en-
1slasa = TIE possession 81 The premises.
y ae2 ffss purchaser takes possession 0.
We Frey1ises sol ksesgre the ttr1e for rs-
sseTnysssoFs hs saafi aeeount % she t1zg-
Issat fssasc-. o. hta assigns. or airy re-
sa@fzEsyaoxaer desiring - rv1e~ss ire ss-srT-
fsse. Tor the fsli va!nA 81 ne pse tsssreof.
sc. II When = judgment operates as
az ifsSSsss 6fznce or lsAl On aww real ez~
sAfe. az1 there IS no zxseugio1 issued tie
Judgment aesFtor. hEs SUCCESSORS or as
sthzs OF agly rstsxart1oner, grar asser the
sAItFAffor ~ one yezr from saa entry -
g@s3nlesfs have tse sarge appraised ard
tgr seea purpose tte clerk % ire court
ss the county Wherein Huch Lands pr teae-
hs~flts are situated SHAH appoint fareN aTS-
STatseFs 70 ar.raGss she sane The ap-
TFalss-s shall have IKE Qualification. ana
sssa{i TsTn0@@d IN this art provided IN ap-
ptassesss9sfst@ CT real estate subject 20 sale
afster execution The Judgment debtor,
us SUCCESSORS Or assigns or any resserzD-
sioAsF, may pay % the judgment creditor
hh%15sg sEs prior lien the asaossrsf 81 svse y
apE'raiasfnent. ara such Advertisement
anG sacfs real estate shalt be free fror,
sHen iisn and shall not again he subject
70 TIE same Judgment.
sec a. The appraisers nominated by
the cteFs shall receive FOR their services
a s'Ern not exceeding = each per day for
unse actually spent ia making the ap-
pFaisssrs-1t, and shall receive mileage not
sfceeelnE 5 cents agfiiIe each say from
TIE court house 10 the place % aprraise-
fneaf. TIE judgment creditors TYay be re-
CURED 10 advance the costs before report
OF The appraisers Is flied
Sec IS All acts and parts OF arts In
conAfcE with the provisions OF this act
are hereby repealed
Sec u. Whereas the present Iaw re-
iasing 70 the sales Of property under ex-
scutioa To oppressive and unjust an emer-
gency ts hereby declared to. exist for The
Immediate taking effect OF this act, ami
" Us therfore ordered that this act shall
take effect from and after It's passage.
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Reform OF the New York Police.

Republican senators announced today that
they viii not be bound by the caucus ac-
ton of last night upon the New York
city police reorganization hill. This hill.
which has undergone radical changes
since IL was introduced by Mr.. Lexow.
now provides for the reorganization OF
the department by the present police COM
missioners, three OF whose four members
are hold-oyers from previous administra-
tioDs. and according to one construction
OF its provisions. the members of the
bard could not be removed by Mayor
Strong after the act went into elfeet.
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Naatc0-n. IaSch @1.-Sse-lzt efst-
zsns case 70 Fest the watkzEtv OF ghe coar-
" commissioners warrant ORDER % Feb
sSsry "a, directing that the proceeds et
Ses@ TAX levy % 1874 - rSsz eniy % pay
WARRANTS allowed during Ts.s vas h~ouEk.
y tns fern 81 an injunction 20 restrain
taS treasurer from paying fae FogIts war
rant NO lex whseh hal been called for
tagsneaf HEanths 1E1, AMI upou whfeA
interest had ceased When Mr. FoatS
presented II 70 IRE treasurer the Latter
referred K 20 the corr r1txfsoners. who III
ErrIcted him not 80 Tay il, and since chem
'ae treasury has remained practically
closed TO warrant hal4ers although there
Is over 4ssa on band which could ~
used FOR tbs redemption 81 warrants * e
were not t9- the com piicattou arising
from the commissioners order 20 set
apart me proceeds 90 the fsss tax levy
Tor tEs Purpose only Of 9sFraying the sx-
peases or she fiscal year 1ses II the order
we're complied with It's effect woui3 ne 20
indefinitely postpone the payment Of s1SS.-
go OF outstanding warrants. and give ysrt-
0fity 70 all warrants allowed by the pres
eat board. All efforts 70 induce the CON-
ssa'ssionsrs and county attorney 20 instt-
thse proceedings 20 cofape! the treasurer
70 comply with the order so as 20 test
its validity having proved frultiess, tha
6oarG 81 Trade appointed committee -
push the matter and ac. Independently IL
necessary. The committee engaged attor-
asys 70 institute the proceedings already
referred TO. and the case was argued yes
terffay afternoon before Judge Wfrn. The
'reasurer's attorneys seznHrred 20 the
complaint on the ground that IL does not
state a cause Of action. All the points in
the case on both sides were well brought
cut In the argument. at the close of which
the court sustained the demurrer and
ruled that the treasurer should pay the
- ts.s
hearing of the case by the supreme court
II the decision IL affirmed ffe Popuiist
commissioners and attorney will have been
siRnaliy defeated, ana the holders OF out
standing warrants viii have gained sub
stanfial victory.
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Olympia. March = -SpscIal.--State
Trea surcr Bowen finds MS work mate
r!afly increased ~ a recent decision o.
the supreme ccu-t. TIE law changing
ira rate ~ interest ~ state warrants
from - 10 = Per Gems; was approve! Feb
r,,a~~ y. lS5 and took eTest June = iS12
Under the advice II The attorney general
the treasurer computed interest yHoD all
warrants tsus+f between February = ana
y,srse : fSss. At THE rate % - ger cent. an
Ill June : and a. 5 Pr cent from June
"a the Gate thcy were called for payment
Tn, decision % the coevt Is n effect th&t
he should uo. have changed to 5 yer ce-lT.
af+A~ June upos &Hv warrants iS~t'fsf
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The Burean of Immigration

Olympia, March --SpeCial.~-There are
a good haif-dozen applicants for the posi-
ton just created in tae establishment Of
bureau OF immigration and labor sta
iistlcs. This l,21El snap Is at the disposal
OF Secretary of state Price. who Is now
considering the fitness of a number who
desire 10 serve the state. Some of these
anxiouse Office seekers did not even wait
for the passage and approval of the bill.
However. II this new officer does his duty
he viii find that he cannot rest ION dow
cry beds of case. !"
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The Capitoi Foundation.

Olympia, March -SpeeiaI-Mofratt
Bros. the capitol foundation contractors,
Will doubtless be compelled to ask for an
extension OF time on their contract. AS
this request for extension can he excused
10 some extent by misfortune, the capitol
commission will probably be disposed 10
grant Il. The contractors lost their sheds
during a heavy snowstorm last winter
and have more recently experienced a
strike by the hricklaSeFs. and these an
expected circumstances have resulted in
preventing them from completing the
work In fine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-22
Diamond Cutters Not Permitted to Land

New York, March IA large cousign-
ment OF diamond cutters arrived today on
the Majestic from Liverpool There were
Ia OF them They were detained and sent
TO Ellis island. suspected OF being contract
iaoorers. They Will be given a speedy
examination, and those who are proven 70
have come over under contract will be
sent back In accordance with the deci-
sion OF Secretary Carlisle last Saturday.
that diamond cutting was not a new
industry. as importers OF this city have
claimed.
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IIre I,arnnge- a Dwelling.

Fire broke our Il The ;wo-story fra-ne
dwelling ot Q. A Johnson. on the corner
az Eighth ard Main streets last night a.
$50 O'Clock. and damage vas done 10 the
amount OF SO. fully covered h. insurance.
The INSURANCE on the house Ia 500 and
on the contents. s, 80. TIE FRA started by
the explosion of & lamp in tfe kitchen.
ard the quick action Of the Gre dpart-
rasnt prevented larger destruction OF prop
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San F-ancisca. March At the rares
today the winners we're. five ard a h&is
sIrso1es. sailing. s1agaragse. 1Sfa. fea- ard
a azit fs-soags. Ferris Hartman. ~ Eve
ard haig fSzrlonss. Ross. i,asa.; eight
fur3angs. TTfx. is4-s<, gweive furiourS.
sseSq2echase. Currency. $50: fya fur
longs, selling. Claire. l3G
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An rst!mabIe wo,uo, Dead

Portland. March 21.--Mrs +. A. earle.
wife OF the managing editor OF the Orego-
uian. died today OF heart failure. Airs
Carrie was well known in s.. Paul. where
her husband was managing editor Of the
Pioneer Press for fourteen years. She
leaves a daughter.
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West Coast Sealing Catch,

Victoria. March 2l-Steamer Mischief.
from West coast. reports the following
sealing catches: Dora Seward 81. Kate -,
Beatrice =. Triumph II. May Belle S.
ADioka 4. Katherine IS. The weather has
been very rough and the drowning OF
some Indian hunters IS reported.
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. March @l.-Tperartei-
Tfarur- Yaasz37a hay. l-matilla Victoria
ana Fort Townsend; hk wilma Narafrslo.
Freirh;s ana charters-Chilean TX Ana
Katherine wov az Port Bakelev. lumber.
Theme, 20 valpsr iso, Am hip T7o 2 o +.
ers. coal Srona Departure hay 10 san Fran.
cisco.
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A Seattle Cocaine Pfend Dead.

Salt Lake, March IA special to the
Tribune from Helena says: Frank Cum
mings, victim of the cocaine habit, died
IN Ciore street dive today from an over
dose or the drug. He belonged 10 a re-
spectacle family in Seattle and they had
made many fruitless efforts to reform
their Maynard son. He was % wears old
and has been in Helena about three years.
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INC Mis- and ont.


The events came OF under the rules 90
the American shooting association
W \. Hardy acted as referee. Mr.. Nc
\auEhton. Of Tacoma was srap-pGIlers
and " 2 Mckee was stakeholder. Dr.
Smith. Of Tacoma. AMI c. F. Treat, OF
Seattle. were the scorers.
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corne,r on3,rs 10 Help sullivan.

Boston. ssrch zf-~Jaraes J. Corbett ha.
written letter 70 John T. Sullivan.
syrnrath3zinr with him In hts trouble and
offering 20 box with him al a benefit
which Re suggests should BE- given for
sullivan in Boston or New York. Corbe;t
also states that he VIII box with any
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rsE1ftst suggested by Sullivan. Peter
Ashs-. che Irish champion. has wrssten
% John l. tAAt be Is wiling 20 Aex Cor
s$fs four ro1Ess or their merits No sse-
tails have ysE been arranged Tor the aess-
as
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r,,a Man Of seattle Tide Ta,,,s

Blue prints. three *set ny four feet
showing plat ~ the whole y Tie Seattle
tide lands, viii be on sale by noon today
al the business office OF the Post-TntelIi-
eyeucer or at the office Of .. =. Anderson
4 Co 20 Occidental block. Price. s.
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Aberdeen. Wash. March e1-special-
The millinery store OF Mrs. Barroue was
burned this evening. The loss is about
s. so on the stock and s9ta or the building
The insurance IS small.
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The kootcnai River Omen.

Spokane. March I.-The Kootensi river
Is open TO navigation between Bonner's
Ferry and Nelson. b. c.. and the steamer
Nelson VIII make her first trip tomorrow
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TWO rSroErrS,rr> err PLACES
Btu springer aass Bark Kiigsserss. Beaten
tor ScnE~e~s. To Re Judges

tor scnE~e~s. Ia Re Judges.
Washsr gTnn city, sfa-ch sf.~T74e follow
It's appointments were announced to-day:
NsSEsagn y, SSriager. q If{ncsS. Judge 90
iae Northern district az fntsan territory.
constantine Buckley kligyre. OF Texas
judge OF the Southern district % Tnsssan
territory. The ia3aaa territory gu,tgcships
are Few cr1cas established hy congress
for the parssose of checking the SPREAD os
iavtessassss In Indian territory. whteh has
otSsoraa tho refuge % robbers ard oaS-
laws
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The Tr-..asfIrY Statement

Washington city. A2rcb 21--Toiay's
statement q the condition Of the treasury
shows. Available cash balance siS5 81
"a, gold reserve. sd. Ss5l 81,
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prior 20 that date. an3 raEst ncw ray tie
ass1st19ra2 ? ss- cesis- Interest wfasEh 80
aes1Ere9 after the saw took sTect
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In Connection with Great Nor.herr,
HALLWAY

Steamer CITY OF EIle1ShGrE. between
wenatchee and Virginia Cry. viii make
her first "Trip 81 the season. leaving Wen
atchee March -, or sooner.
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SHOOTING AT LIVE BIRDS.
Churchill Defeats jackson and Eberl.
Defeats Minor fin Matches.


The long talked of live bird shoot beS
tween Tacoma and Seattle came off yes
terday afternoon on the baseball grounds
In West Seattle. There was an enthu-
siastic crowd. much excitement and a
large variety OF weather-more kinds
probably than have been seen before in
this region In any one day. The first
match was shot In the rain, the second
IN the pleasant sunshine of early sum
mer. while the sweepstake shooting came
OF In a driving snowstorm.
Shortly after 10 o'clock Jackson OF Ia
coma and Churchill OF Seattle were called
Inside the line, and work began. II was
a match for 500 a side. 100 birds for each
man. At first Jackson led, but soon
Churchill caught up and matters were
even for a while and there was plenty
Of excitement. Then the gentleman from
Tacoma had a streak OF bad luck, letting
Churchill get far ahead. Jackson worked
pluckily away. bat his opponent was in
too good form TO fall down. winning on
his ninety-seventh bird. Jackson having
missed nineteen out OF nInety-six, could
not reach a tie. There was good deal of
money in sight.
The City OF Destiny came to the front
I'm the next match, however. which was
between w A. Eberly. OF Tacoma and
Can't T. = Minor, fifty birds and SIS a
side. Things went evenly at first. but a.
the match progressed the captain SEEM
"a not in training and was put out on
the forty-ffth bird. having killed but
thirty-four 10 his adversaTy's foTty-two.
Next came Il miss-apd-out shoot IN
which were Stimson. Stevens. Purdy
Charles Schumpf. Naliingford. Mckee
Graf. Jackson. Eberly and Mac Morton
Mr.. Mckee won gracefully and was hi!ar-
iously congratulated.
The last event was a sweepstake. in
which the following gentlemen took a
hand Purdy Schlumpf. St!mson. Charles
Stevens Calhoun, Mckee. Miner. Graf
Jackson and Waliineford Schlumpf and
Sfinson shot for birds only. Mckee
Miner and Wailingfort divided first mon
ey. and Calhoun, stevens and Purdy sec
ond money.
The following are the scores by points.
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LesHons in -.
FRENCH, MUSIC
AND GERMAN
Given By Arrangement

EEFFREGCrE~kax David G. Garrett a.
Asrx's rseterT: MA J. ?. Haas, fsrrow. iaks
Washington; Rev. 6silace hattssg. lslD rais
vsrsity zffest. and parssts of gsfnssF pupfis.
For frstaef fpf1rBsssi ~ sgpy ~ ths MISSES
wIsTERBouRhk lzls Ross stkss.- nssr Assis,
am. naa.IIs.
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riea; * c. u. Bryant. Capt. Jacobsen. fer
Honolulu, hktn Robert sudden. Capt
ElvRholrn. for Freemantie. Australia: bstn
Mary Winkieman. Capt Renn@cke. for
kreeFrantle, Sehr fred T. sander. Capt
Carlson Tor Gtayrnas. Mexico. schr Spo-
kane Cart. Jameson. for Honolulu; hktn
Ssagit- Capt Robinson. for Oakland. schr
Puritan Capt. sake. fer san Francisco.
schr Saltwater, Capt. Jensen. for san Pc
dro.
one MIL ts running eleven ard one-halr
hours ana the other twentv-one and one
hsif hcurs every day. tarniaE cut about
$500 feet OF lumber. A large tfeet OF ves-
sels IS due from various ports.
Port Townsend. Dee. la-Speeial-Ar-
vess~Schr Lena Sweagey. from San
Francisco with a cargo of powder for Se-
attle. aud 10 load lumber at salmon bay:
schr Meteor, from san Pedro Tor Has7lock.
British bark silver Tow comes from VAN
e0uver tomorrow to load wheat AZ seattle
Ter United Kingdom. British steamer Cor
sedG went 20 Tacoma tonight 70 Lead iunl-
Der for pelagoa bay. snip America sails
from Nanaimo tomorrow with coal for
San Francisco.
Hoauiarn. Dec. -Special--Arrsvea--
Str Del Norte. from san Francisco. 10 load
humber.
san Francisco, Dec -Departed--Cc-
iunahia, Astoria and Portland; sh Occsdent-
nj. Seattle: scAr James A. Garfield. Grays
h8ThoTs Gaelic. HonEkong and Yokohama
Freighis and chsrterS-Er sh Ralkarnah.
at Portland, wheat thence 10 United King
dom. Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk. Ger sh
Ferdinand Fisher. at Portland, wheat
thence 20 United Kingdom Hayre. Ant
wer1s or nunkirk; Ger sh 7. w. Burmes-
ter. at Portland. wheat thence 10 United
Kingdom. HRvre. Antwerp or Dunkirk:
Br ok PenrAyn Castle. st Portland. wheat
thence 80 United Kingdom. Havre. Ant
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Portland, wheat thence To United King
dom, Havre, Antwerp or punkirk.