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TmENEM N.nHAN.
Girls In Meas Azure secure Positions
a. MATTERS

NEW YOWS, July 2O.-rwo daring
CuicugO Rifl, WIN have been mRsquef-
aiding here ~ men Tor week, were
discovered BY their father An unOK.
pecled and dramatic manner. Accord.
lax tOa local paper tuey arrived nj
New Rochelle week ago on bicycles.
said they were college students from
PenDsylvaula and secured positions as
walters at Starin's restaurant They
gave their names a. john anu Victor
CaflstOn, brolhris, sgod 10 aud 70 TO-
spscuvcly. BOth wore glasses aud
were OF ligst build, dark complexion
aud eyes, and had short, black hair.
rhey looked to DO OF Spanish. A msri.
can origin. Last night Waiter Csll.
tIOn started to walt ON an old gentle.
man, and dropped his tray with y
scream.
"fhars my daughter Matilda" said
tho man.
MF. Csrl1ton, which 10 said TO be his
name, will take the girls home. He
claims that he lives on West Lake
street, near Oak Park, Chicago, and II
employed by the Chicago & North
western RAILROAD.
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means tho course will be 10 miles
stfnlght aud return.
Tho VI ilsute passed the liaoatl l.2O.
Within the fifst twelve m.Uut,s tue
Defender had slight advantage.
Tho Long Branch life saving station
r'rort'd the yachts abreast Oh that
alton, oHe about I mile shgsd Of the
utI,L 1t h impOssinlo IN tue fos to
dsiingu sh them apar.
A. 2:i1 y. N. tLv two tiooJs were
ruuuing up the COST about two miles
II shore. The Defender ahead u tue
NlRiiant about mile.
Toe Defender Is evidently tho win.
ner 10y about three minute Tue vic.
tor Wag greeted with footing OF steam
wuntlgs and fifiDg of cannon on shore.
The NiEilant was greutUI IN tue tAue
manner
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POLITICS OF A MOB.
Brutal Attack on Rider Hasgard, tho
Novelist.
AYOUSG LADY cur on THE HEAD.
The Noted Author Never saw such
DastardlJ Conduct During al
Ills Travels.

LONDON, July 2O.-It further evi.
denoe was needed Of tue brutality Of
English mob. ON election days, It was
furnished yesterday ia eastern Nor.
folk district, where n. Rider Haggntd,
tho novelist, was the conservative can.
didAic. lie made a tour OF the district
In u four hofss drag, AID was repeated.
ly peiied with mud anu stones. Near
LadhSui, hiss HafIcup, u mumbor Of
Haagerd's party, was cut on tho head
BY dying missile. At Stalhsm the
party was obliged to take refuge IN n
hotel, which was beslegei by the mob.
The police were dispatched from north
WNshRm, NJtch auu Yarmouth ~ .
O'clock this morning. Tnc m ID, which
numbered about 500 uuTsgns, fed WHEN
tho police appeared. NagEstd returned
10 uOfth Walsham Escorted b. mounted
police. Mise HRr,cug, however,
wa, too ~ 10 DO moved, UpUn Afriv-
lux Of Walshnm, liarrAru made a
sptech In which lao s,ld, in al u his
travels lac hal not soun such uastgrdiy
conduct. Haggari wins defeated, the
vote Standing. East Norfolk, II. J.,
Price, nb5ral, suing member, 4,GJs;
II. Rider Haggatd, conservative, ~ s,
a liberal mSjpTiiy Of l8s, lyss vi ~
eiuCe the previous election.
AT. O'Clock TINS afternoon the ill.
lowing was the standing VI the differ
Ont p.ititG CoEaurvaiIyrs .Dl, uuIuu.
i-is u; total $40, liberals %, MCCarby.
itCH 70, IafuUllitTH % llu.I e., total lll.
Giant 10 nj iJl; uu, uuiJuist gain Oh.
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HAS The PLAY COMMENCED?
The sritaH'. Troops said 60 be ne,
iragsd wiih Less af siI
Hundred msn.

ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-The Globe.
Democrats special from SOILS says
a serious hghi has taken place on
toe Turko.hIEesIoulan frontier be.
tween force OF insurgents stated to
have numbered 5000 and n body Of
Turkish troops. The latter were do.
iuated with a Ices OF 600 men.
CoEsrASTISOrLE, July 20, - The
Porte has fcques,uI the powers TO IN
stat that the bulgarian govern msnt
suppress tue revolutionary comm ittets
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MAIL By STREET CAR.
Service VIII bO lnauguratod Over tho
Rapid Transit 10 Murray GU
Monday.

An important change in the mall
soryica OF this county will be inaug-
urRtsd on Monday afternoon next.
Tho announcement was made by POST
master Barratt this morning after
studying out a plan for thu benefit Of
oltizsns south OF this city.
Under tho new order tbs Rapid
Transit street railway company will
become carriers Of u. y. mall Tor NH
Creek and Murray, and In aCcordauco
herewith arrangements will DO made
to have ths EvENINa NEWS delivered
70 subscribers at those places ami adj
Joining almost rs promptly IA In the
city, The car cprrying this mail will
leave here NJ 1885 pm. daily.
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THE LEGAL GRIND.
Joi53 Merritt Grants Hfs. Haas.
With a Divorce,
4 Variety or ORDERS ENTERED.
6rotsbrok Case Observation-Disclosures
Coal liousc-An Alleged bad
Boy-Ihc Magnets.

Juiges Merritt anu BRrlch both held
court ;OuSy, ,ho regular Saturday di.
vofoe coming before tho Chief Justice.
IL was tho case Of Mite. Iona A.
itSusVirth against JOIN Hausw.gti.
'.ta. hsuawlrlh testified that she was
married ia Fobrurry, 1890, ami had
three children. Hur husband ha,
hoaicu ncr over the head with pistol,
had thrown hU. out Of the house, aud
9lhsrwisU ualtrcnttd her. Ho has
abused her cun,Inu1usly during theis
m1ried HE. Sac tears tho scars on
her face Of her husbands blows. Cor.
foo9niing evidence was given ~ to
Ms'. ilsuswirth having teen beaten
by her husband, and on ole occasion
being carried Ia "nore dead thai
alive" I! was agreed that the father
should lss9 the two elder children and
tau mother tue baby. ruo court grant.
I'd the decree prayed Tor.
The case % Jniufg Anderson We Il.
T., CftChl1w ct nj was also before
Judge Merritt. This In the litigation
In which II was stated that Judge
VIM. Mckay had drawn decree
not Ia accord with tho andiug Of the
uJuri i.pIiry proved, however, that
There bad uscu ~ purpose on the part
oi Mt Mckay except u follow strictly
ne decision, aud the explanation was
ssushcgury.
Au effort was made by Attorney
CttchlUw 10 bring up case Ia which
M uiIaHVit had been drawn affecting
tho mural and pfofcstlOnHl character Of
Attorney r., T.. Richie. Mr. Natlan
objected, .ut by aItoumont the matter
wss IpiyriuI.
OihsF casus we're ma follows:
hall Lake L.thOgtsphing company
VI lock Mining aud smelling cum
paDy, order to show Calsr continued to
jay .1tt, Uwlng TO the receiver hav.
INK hItsd % receive settlement from
the lex company which Ia expected
tDiay.
T.. W. Duncan Va Archie Fralm
ct n; default anu decree VI iuTeclUsure.
Daniel Dryer ct nj W :. l.. q. Cop.
pcr Misunderstanding COMPANY; thiTty
days additional time 10 filr liildayiis
anu H'Nlutuuut uu motion fOr ueN trial.
u. Is. Block a Go. W NJ. L.uhwits;
drgeuJhut given ihiry days to plead
after date OF lllug amended complaint.
Sscietiv uts Mines Dies Lexington W
lUeX Mining y SmrlIiug 10; receiver
made Party TO seton.
Matthew /. GfUOrn W MaFion Min.
Ing Co.; conUued to July -.
IL. kiciting VI William Thompson ct
El; motion g. ct Abi1e default con.
uLuUl 10 July ~.
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Venezuelan Hsbels Victorious

NEW York, July 2O.-A disrAIcn to
the World from Caracas, Venszu 10,
says lho government troops under
Colonel Hbhrra have been defeated at
Valencia sitter Heres three hours
battle. The rebels attacked ia three
columns. Tho government lost twenty
killed and nily wounded anu seventy.
eight captured. Tho prisoners joined
the rebels Immediately aud fought
against their former comrades.
A part OF the rebel forces marched
tOSHTd tho coast 10 protect the cargo Of
arms to arrive there from the island Of
BuennyTe.
The rebels captured n large quantity
Of atms aud 100000 meant Tor pay
ment OF tho troop.
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TIE LAST DAYS SITTING.
The touuiy BoaFd O, Equal lntion Com.
pieios IT, Labor, ib, Afternoon.

piei's u, Labor, ibl, Afternoon,
Today tho board Of equalization fin.
shed ~ thgir work. Attachments Of
$40 were made THIS morning TO the
following pctsons' Jaau l.. Chandler,
Widow Thtzl V. Angel, widow;
Elizabeth j.. 4. Stocking, widow;
Alice stone, iuiis-aG joe. shaw,
widow. Other attachments were made
~ fellows J. ". Townsend, widow,
50; Henrietta =. Ma.gel.,, widow,
SOLO; Llama 4. Mughall, widow,
sac; rvEor Ha-fUn, Iudgcnt, 90 ~;
!. i. ~ bot, INDECENT siy1; lllr.Iut
Btll, W.d.H, $500; Wan. j. Hall,
widow, SlUJ; hiburt BaIumnu, widow,
tl.1Oi Rachel Rodney, iDdlgent, s.;
Gee. J, ltJinry, INDECENT, sL5G Ma
uldu l"uuruurg, Widow, g. 30, Fred
HIS irdi eat, 90; MlTy Ann ANGEL,
widow, sIi., Hannah G.. ADAMS,
widow, SOU, Eleanor 4. Alikuel,
widow, 90, lssurlIa Burns, widow,
$500 Martina FciguHun, widow, So;
Aibit a. Pigg1t., WIDOW, 60 %, Mary
W, novel, WHOM, 81 uDt j. W. Shin.
ley, widow. 50 90 VI. 81. Aibrand, Ia.
digsnt, s.; y, G.. Ihtlsiiansuu, willow,
81 %; -uan Auu Allcu, widow, s.. bu;
itgurft iriugiU, widow, 500, Annie
InFlitt, wiION, 81.
Inc Wscismpnt OF the property %!
the following was reduced: J. l., an .
Simon BsmbofagL si,uJI, Waiter w.
WIN ams, SIS; DaviI O.. Park, 500,
Annie Atault, slUE; Heller A. saul.
suu, 500, salt Lake CIty SOFA Water
company, !i5U; 3. Sinuupon, !gDJ at d
Improvements slrlcECn 81, LUza IS.
Nnlshi,t 500; Hebcf j. Richards,
Sil5j, Eclipse Grocery company,
sl,OJU, Ju. A.. Vincent, 500; Jos.
EficOI, $500; Abbott CHruuu, siuU,
Adclia Ice, slju; Jamcl BaEr5ws, sou,
Martha Barpgs, pgfso1al property
l'ricken out; Mary W. Newell, slij;
ELIZABETH ". HtrVhit, $500; WIN. a..
Stewart, $3.50; CLIQUE savings bank,
$1,000; Wm. r. Anderson, Improve.
mtnts ntrItkon GU; Ann &. Il. Has-
lam, 500.
lnu petitions Of the following were
referred ~ the assessor C.E. Stevens,
4. Hanausr IT,, Eliz, r. -. ChEmbet.
lain, Ann N. l.. u. Evans aud John
w. Sharp.
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INSURANCE MATTERS.


An interesting meeting Of the local
board Of undervriters was held yesler-
day eyealng at the board rooms In tho
COMMERCIAL National Bank building.
The unsatisfactory condition Of tho
ffe department was discussed, aud
some strong expressions vented, but no
definite action was taken. Numbers
OF lelters were read from the general
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A Lost Boy.

Last night Detective Paul brought
up to tue station from the circus
grounds boy named George Barker.
The hoy was noticed by one OF the
officers In the afternoon aud no said he
hal run sway from his home In Don.
yer whore his father works as n switch.
mau. Ito stated that no had set out
Tor the Wet Rlauu lut at era, d
junction no wss ovtrtukeu Ivy the
circus aud hu intended to siay with 8.
until no had got nearer 10 this coast,
He will Dc held until tue Denver
officials are heard from.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20

FL PAsO, xAs,July 2O.--News he's
been received from the American min.
lister Mt tho CITY OF Mexico Of tho muir.
der OF an American engineer nhmei
Bert Barnes at Poehico. Elimiuo
CtuiE turned rIAten evidence anu told
how he Rnd Augustin lara seized
Barnes from behind while one OF tn, m
stabbed him Through the hoATt. JAta
has not yet been arrested. The victim
was iwenty'seven yeSrs Of age and for.
merry ran Gu tnu 81. Paul ToAd cut Of
81. Paul,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20

HIGnLAEps OF NAvEsINIl, July 20.
AT tho hour when tnu race was Gn-
nounCed 10 start tho two big sloops
were seen, when the fog lifted mo.
mentarily, side by side, ON stsrboard
tack, heading tOr Scotland lighIship.
They wore under NIL the lower sails
ANA CLUB talls. A. llI8 am. the yaunls
we're joGEyiag for poailiJns Tor the start
ami 81 ll:-O both sioUps were rtanuifg
SwNy from the lightship on tue port
tack, tbs Nigilant being rather 10
lCeWhru.
DANDY HOOK, July 20.-rhe start Of
tho yacht gaOe was OH Scotland lirht-
ship. The C1mmodore placed thr Il az
Lost at IL O'Clock. The cummitIss's
boat placed the slgual "B" which
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AusTIN, Tex, July 2J.-At the I'll.
yor meeting called for today by ex-
Governor J. y. Hogg, ex.lEoasurer Il.
IL, Luberick sud othets, 10 elect dele.
gates 10 tho Fort Worth silver cOnyeu.
lion, Ju5t seventy persons were PRESENT,
hall ~ whom were p0pulists. Gov
ofnor Hogg made a speech denouncing
Cleveland ana Carlisle and said their
action In sellihg bonds was petndious.
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prayer meeting Was tho fir7tuuiy to-day
Of the delegates anu vis!,1u TO the
International Baptist Young Peoples
Union OF America.
After devotional forvicp there was
vigorous clhpping OF hands over the
that the International
convention " 1896 would be held boz
Milwaukee ana tuat Of 1897 Ia Brook.
Ign, y. \.
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GALVESTON, July 20. The commit.
tee "a organization aud promotion Of
the inter-AmeTlcan exposition 10 be
hold In Galveston In honor OF the deop
water hurUor, met last night and per.
lected program 20 work Tor the success
OF the western conference TO DO held An
Topeka, Kan, Sept. ~.
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ON TmE ROAD.
ETna,Ii-n Immigrants start fer Cali.
Ioruta.

forniR.
NEW York, July 21.-rhe band Il
BEnzliians who claim that tusy are
going 10 start n colony In California,
have made start Last night the
caravan moved from their quarters IN
this city, amid the yells Oi the crowd
aud tho answering shouts VI ths wO.
men aud children who were packed In
tue wagons like sariines. The pand
went over tsu Liberty street fOEIy to
Jersey CITY, where they will camp Tor
II few daya. They will then conIlnue
their Journey westward, stopping In
oil the principal towns along the road.
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Wilut,, Ia ihc Young suit Missing

CHICAGO, July 2O.--lho efforts n
II. II. Stillwoll and attorneys 10 secure
the ieposltiops oi Mrp. scott Hayward
Ia the 500, 900 libel sult Of Dr.. J. &.
Hearne, Of hannibal, Mo-, against the
san Francisco Chronicle, nave not ~
FAR met with success. Mrs. Has ward
has been living some iimn at the Great
Northern hotel. IL was reported to-day
she leit there aud no lfaCe Of her
whereabouts could 10 obtained.
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nOLnEs's BEFENsE.
Ho SAYS Ho Can Provo IN AIibi aud
tAiks Of one unIch.


PHILADELPHIA, July gO.-Tho Er.
pyssS today published "a interview
with II. II. Holmes who says he eau
prove an alb. with reference TO tbs
murder Of the PistEel children at Tor.
onto, and that the authorities here eau
not prove that Piolzel was murdered
In this city. He insists that Hatch,
who, lie says, wac engaged Ia fur
smuggling with MIN IN not myth ~
the detectives soy anu could toll what
became Of Miss Williams ana the
Pisizsl children, AZ when Holmes saw
them last, Hatch was with them anu
was to see them on for Europe.
HUMAN BONES IN THE STOVE.
CHICAGO, July 2O-Ths search for
the body OF the missing Williams girl
was begun early today In tue house nj
Euglewood, formerly occupied by the
alleged murderer, II. II. Holmss.
icsterdayb developments led to the
belief thBt tho evidences OF tho SUP
posed crime were concealed somewhere
about tho house, anu tho suspicion
OF the noighbOrs ami detectives
pointed strongly towards large cellar
In which "a uisagTeeAble odor had
been detected. Every inch OF ground
Will bs jug up.
The examination OF the large CRATE
Ia Holiness stove today resulted In
another startling discovery, when two
ohartod bones, RESEMBLING human ribs,
were found among the ashss. Tue
ending VI the supposed ribs, with tho
burned woman's shos buttons and
pieces Of cloth, was oOnsi Tered by tho
police practically proving Mt least that
n portion OF the body OF the woman
hNd besn crenlA,ed. Tho stove Ia about
ak feet high aud four feet In diameter,
anu would easily hold n body.
Late this afternoon bunch OF
human hair was found In ihs chimney
Of the Holmes house by the newspaper
reporters. Tho police were nOIified
and upon examination the hair was
pronounced that OF woman. The
appearance Of the locks led u the be-
Lief that they hau been burned from
the hOgd aud drawn up the stove pipe.
The w0rRmen dlgging In tho cellar
Gountered an obstruction which sE.
ploded with terrible force, seriously in.
Turing four men. Two OF them arc
thought 10 he fatally hurt. SEARCH was
resumed by another force.
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Waldorf Astor, Mr. Rbbinson, the
SOU h African mill onsire, WAC
ought Dudley Housg, tho duke AMI
u chess o. York and tho crown prince
Of Denmark. Bota Mr.. As,or AMI Mr.
Robin.on bought heavily.
pLAENISG A RACE.
a movumunt 10 ON foot headed by
Mt. Anlfsw +. Wheel aud other
prominent Cornell men to get Trinity
Hall, Cambridge, 10 enter n crew TO
compete In tho race arranged between
Cornell and Harvard for 1896. The
prospects are tuEl their Efforts Will DO
sucCealul.
DwYER's HORSES.
The English are ohuokling al the
way Mr.. Michael y. DwJot IL losing
all his horses In selling races and the
methods OF the American stable are
again rOundly abused on oil sides.
There 10 reason TO believe, however,
that Mr.. Dryer 1, anxious 10 get rid OF
the string Mt any price ana IN quite
satisfied with what he got on Thurs.
day for Don A lOngo. The latter was
In the veiefinsTiAns hands before the
race and why ho was allowed 10 run
unioss II was desirable 10 Lore
bin IL question which the Britlshors
are asking today. Mt. Dryer also
claimed tho winner u the race, Pflm.
rose Knight, under the TultS and paid
$500 for him.
Esd ~ THEATRICAL SEASON.
The end Of the theatrical season ia In
slight ana most VI tho theatres are
olcsei. Inst Nlghts" at the Hey
market anu criterion thsnlers arc M.
nuuuced. Lighter pieceo like The
Arils's Model, fhe Shop Girl and
Goutloman joe continue {, draw
strongly. Auguttiu Daly's Snakes
ponto rcviyals arc not generally up.
pTaciniaI.
pdHAy Fair says: "Shakefpuato be.
comes ridiculous whoa tutued by Daily
Into bastard comic Oporas.h
Anna Miller Wood, Of san Frsncis.
co, who has attracted much attention
by her singing In LnniOn drawing
rooms this season, maIe n successful
debut In concert A. ltrinway Hall ON
Monday. Haydn, Cufilu aud other
iavotilus h.s' ssug. MIS- Wood has
been highly praised by HcntChell.
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GToosbeck Company vs. NJ. L.. Van
Gildcn; motion u ditsolvo attachment
and release luvy argued; tho court
again held the notice 10 DO not SUM-
CIrui
URh Plumbing & Supply company
VI AUvHch Davis sanitary company;
motion igf judgment on pleggings Oh.
luC,rd e. by dvleuugut, anu hearing
postponed iUr the present.
La the CAsu % Charles Blythe, by
hiB guardian, the report OF tbs c0mmis-
biIsvr appointed 20 partition the
premises was confirmed, and = decree
Oi partition was ordered.
D1sUftt National bank W Burton.
Gardner company 81 nj; demurrer TO
third amended complaint argued and
submitted.
GsOrge Olson W Nat NJ. brigham "a
L. :, mnrshal; hearing upon alter.
nHiivu writ Of mandsto In progress be.
lore the court.
COMAus5IONERs' COURTS.
walter DiuNgrt was arrested thia
morning On cOmpl.int OF Dorothy
RWniuszau, charged with having
destroyed n cunl house belonging 10
the lady. He will have a hearing DO.
fore u. >. CJmmltsl0neT S0mmer.
Frank Ross was before COmmisslOner
S7mmrr THIS morning 90 complaint OF
A.. "a, OHUu, whO cnGrgrs the boy with
having Disturbed the peace by cloud
aud uuuruRl noise, tumuituOus anu Of.
lousiyo CONDUCT, anu by threatening
and challenging % fght, and quarrel.
Ing, by throwing rocks ana apples at
thu said Olsen gnd his wife, aud by
calling the said Olson vile nRmes.D
Ross pleaded not guiily, and was re-
leased on bail TO api rtrUn Trial on Mon.
day afternoon az 3 O'Clock,
Tue case uf Samuel Groesbeck, &C.
cused Of igKing hay belonging 10 Mr..
NuTtenseu, was dismissed by Commits.
siUnuT Summrr, M the ease belonged
In a civil ana not criminal court, there
being dispute AZ TO tho ownership OF
tho hny.
The Human Magnets, a. they are
knHWn, were arrested las. night onH
chr gga OF pTgo,lUiug medicine wilhoutA
liCpnsr, ana Wugo Awaiting proceedings
against them m u. q. Commissioner
PntGs court this afternoon.
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AMERICANS RErURSINo.
~ IloNoR OF DE YOUNG.

A. Filnee and Princess Haz'sld during
M' wees rave a dinner Ia honor OF
a. FL ~ Dri ung, proprietor OF the San
vlahll'cJ Chronicle, anu Mis-. DO
,avlns aud Sir Horny Irving gave
uuptyr 10 hlr. aud Mrs. DeYoung, at
y.uiol the Hon. George j. Gosuhvn,
Lucy n.'. ioid u the admiralty, aud many
prominent Englishmsu were present,
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,. Mh John Q. Now, formerly consul
seA' i1l IN Lonu0n, and proprietor o.
w', lali"napolis Journal lunohtd
N.Y. Mr. Patrick A. Colllns, The
S U""eu States consul general, on 1hur,-
o ,Si Alu spent sOma time IN his old
.n, Mr. New thinks home rule 4.
,"I,,,'el Tor tho next ten yesgs. Ho
i .1us mat the defeat VI Mr.. John Nor.
~ u chief secretary Tor Ireland, IL
III tu lNullC Indication Of tUiH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-15
WATER FRONT NOTES.

TIA, Y.z e on the way from whatcogd
with twelve sections Of logs for tho Ta-
coma mill
G. % Scott. Of the steamer FLYER ticket
Office has gone 10 uwaeo beach for a two
weeks vacation.
Etaaner Clan Mcf0onaid brought in 4z87
salmon In bulk from Mukiiteo Tuesday
night for Myers caunery.
Steamer UmatiIla, which sails from Sau
Francisco August t. wifi carry general
merchandise 20 Seattle at 81 a ton.
Steamship city Of puebia IS taking -
cargo ~ 90 tons ~ Newcastle coal AZ this
Oregon Improvement Company's bslnksrs-
Steamer MuitnOnah took thfrty-fosfr
bales of hops 10 Tacoma Yesterday Shs
also had flftaen tons Of general merchan-
disc
Tug Queen CITY was at stetson & Poet 4
min yesterday for fsel. She reports goot
business in log towing at doNn Sound
camps.
Schooner co-npee-. which IS soading q
cargo u 475a9p feet OF lumber for SaFr
Francisco az Stetsoa a Posts MIL, VIII
have completed her cargo by saturday.
Steamer state OF Washington has taken
oat two carEoae Of wooden pipe for ths
Whataom water works. The city ne
Aberdeen brought IN the pipes from tina
oiy mr.a factory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-15
sracoma Marine News.

Tacoma, Aug. H.-Special-'rhe Amerf~
can bark Margaret, which Just completed
loading lumber for sydney. n. s. w, was
iiheIed today for James Anderson. one 90.
her searnen. for a claim OF San. The ship
was promptly bonded out and VIII go tn
sea tomorrow after the dispositions Of her
officers have been taken.
Schooner Tampa arrived today TO load
lumber at the Tacoma mill for Gnaymass
Mexico
cisco this morning with 200 tons OF COAL
when reaching the bay all the Sound
boats now run az half speed, on accouns
OF the dense fog and smoke.
]. II Causten. of Port Townsend, who
occupies the position Of ststisfician in tina
customs department, arrived here today,
and will assist In tho work at the local
office for a short time.