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CALIFoR MA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. Porter Bros. Co. sold
to-day at open auction: Pears-Clairgeaus, ST. s5@
81 so; Nellis, 81 90; half boxes Nellis 81 30.
Glout Morceau, 81 %: Duchess, 81 70; d'Alencon'
81 65 B. Fours, 81 so; half boxes Seckles, 81 so:
P: Barrys 81 40@1 so; Diels, $1 5O@l 60 APPLES,
81 so. Grapes-Crates Tokays, 81 35: half era tes
eO9s6c: half crates Cornichons, sOc@$1; half
crates Muscats, 16c Ounces, 81 15@l 2b
Peaches-Salways, 90c; Clings, 65@75c
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit at
open auction today follows Grapes-Tokavs
81 90: half crates 90c@$1 25; Muscats half crates
7OgSoc; Cornchons. half crates, 81 Is; Malagas
half crates, 81 10. Pears, Winter Nellis, 81 S5.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. Porter Bros Com
pany sold to-day at open auction: Grapes in half
crates-Tokays, 75c@D$1 so; assorted, 9Oc6Sl 40.
shgeco' MSrecco' $1@l 20; Cornichons, s6c Muscats
The National Fruit Association sold to-day at
open auction: Pears, 81 9592 20. Peaches 95cGS
81 %. Grapes-Half crates Tokays ST l5al 40.
half crates Muscats, $1@1 25: half crates En-,
lis. e-''' '0iniononS' GIG
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit at
open auction to-day as follows: Grapes-Tokavs
$l 30@2 30; half crates, 75c@$l 10; Muscats soc:
Neroei, aoc Pears-Keifers, 81 80; Bon de Jer-
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USAL-sailed Oct 7-Stmr Newsboy, for San
Francisco
WEsTPoRT-saled Oct 7-stmr Alcazar, for
Ban DoN-sailed Oct 6-Schr Joseph and Henry.
FISH ROCK-Sailed Oct 7-Scbr Alice Kimball,
Tor san Francisco.
GREENWooD-Salled Oct 7-stmr Alcatraz, for
1VERsENs LANDING-Arrived Oct 7-schr
Reliance, hence Oct 6.
GRAYS HARBOR-Arrived Oct 7-Schrs Fam
nle Adele and Webfoot. from Redondo.
Foreign Ports.
FALMOUTH-Arrlyed Oct 5-Br bark Highland
oUEENSToWN-A Oct 5-Br bark AL
mora hence May 10. 7-Br ship Sierra Miranda,
sailed Oc 5-Br bark Almora and Br ship Cupica,
for Hull.
NEWCASTLE, Nsw-sailed oct-Br ship Glen
HoNGKoNG-Arrlved Oct 7-Br stmr Coptic, he
Sept 10.
Importations.
SEATTLE-Per Al-Ki-6OO tons coal 365 tons
salmon lot bullion.
HUENEME-Per Rival-1624 SKIS beans, 4s2s
SKIS barley, 4 bdls pets, 104 SKIS WOOL cs clocks.
FORT BRAGG--Per Noyo-1 SIX corks, 513s r
ties, 2 bxs glass, 1OS NJ # lumber
CRESCENT CITY-Per Crescent City-15 pkgs
meat, = NJ ft lumber 20 cs lard, l bx sundries, l
cs tobabco, rolls leather SKIS wool, tierces 139
kegs 12S bxS butter.
PISMO-Per Cleone-4s9 bxs apples.
Consignees.
Per C1eone-Wood, Curtis & Co; Dalton Bros: ]
III Cain & Co; D Allison & Co; Wetmore Bros; E
Strauff.
Per Crescent CIty-C E whitney Co; Hilmer,
d CO.. Dodge, Sweeney q Co: II n Tflden q Co: /:
Getz Bros & Co; o Smith & Co; Van Rom & Co;
MItzel & Baker; Smiths Cash Store; Hills Bros;
Hume & Hart ] Johnson & Co; F b Haight:
w Fuller & Co: Standard Oil Co: California Saw
Works; Thomas Loughran; Hobbs, Wall & Co; r
Hume: A Togni; n Parker.
Per Al-Ki-Alaska Treadwen Mining Co; order;
G S Co.
Per Rival-Porter Bros & Co; h Dutard; Ger
berding & Co; Jonas Erlanger Co; P Thomas:
Field & Stone.
Per Noyo-Abramson Heunisch & Co; Fulton e.
Ross: Union Lumber Co: 81 Rosenbaum.
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.LECTURED TO SCIENTISTS,
David Starr Jordan DiScourSeS
on the Value of Faunal
Studies.
NEW NAME FOR EVOLUTION.
Observations Of Actual Explorers
Most Valuable-The Academy's
Amendments.

President David Starr Jordan of Palo
Alto University addressed the Academy
of Sciences last night upon "The Value OF
Faunal Studies"
In his peculiarly clear and simple style
he began his discourse by showing how
words have undergone changes of form
and sound by being adopted into different
countries, and passing from this theme to
his main subject he showed the complete
analogy existing between the history of
the developments and changes in words
from their sources and the history of the
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
A CALIFORNIA RECEIVER.
G. j. Smith in Charge of the Ore
gOn Improvement Com
pany.

c. J. Smith, who was appointed receiver
OF the affairs of the Oregon Improvement
Company by the United States Court of
Washington, has had his appointment
affirmed by Judge Gilbert of the United
States Court of California, and he is now
in charge of the entire property of the
company.
Immediately upon the affirmation of his
appointment by Judge Gilbert Mr.. Smith
issued the following circular:
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. z, 1895,
Having been appointed receiver of the Ore
gon improvement Company by the Circuit
Judge OF the United States for the Northern
District of California l hereby assume posses
sion OF the property of the Oregon Improve
ment Company and the property of ali com
panles owned ana controlled by it, and hereby
appoint john l.. Howard manager in Califor-
MIA for the receiver.
Mr. Howard viii have Office at San Francisco
ana appoint all agents and employees for the
receiver C. J. SMITH
Mr.. Smith was first appointed by the
United States Court in Seattle. Wash. at
the request of the bondholders because
the interest on the mortgage due for the
SIX months ending December l had not
been paid. The appointment was then
affirmed by the United States court at
Portland, Or, and now with the affirma-
tlon here, all legal technicalities have been
complied with and Mr.. Smith is in charge
OF the property of the company in the
three States.
The mortgage on the Oregon Improve
ment Company amounts to Sis, 900.
There was due October 1 $155,00O interest
1or the preceding six months on part of
the mortgage, and as the money was not
at once forthcoming the bondholders petit
toned for and had appointed receiver to
take charge of the company's affairs. Mr..
howard, d who has been appointed manager
IN California for the receiver, is the San
FRANCISCO manager of the company.
Ihe assets OF the company, it is stated,
are amply sufficient to meet the mortgage e.
and it is only temporary lack of earnings
winch has delayed the payment of the
interest. The company has large interests
IN the Oregon coal fields and in the carry
ing trade of the coast, but none of these
Will be allowed to suffer. 1t will simply
me mean transfer OF the administration from
the stockholders to the bondhoIders for a
; little time.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

MONDAY. October 2.
stmr AlKi, Patterson, 1O6 hours from Seattle:
coal, ETC. TO Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Rival Johnson, 40 hours from Hue
neme produce, to Field & Stone.
Stmr Noyo, Levinson. ID hours from Fort Bragg;
pass and mdse, to 5 Kimball.
stmr Crescent City, Allen, "a hours from Cres-
cent Ciey; pass ana mdse, to Hobbs, Wall d Co
lumber and bark, to Usal Redwood Co.
stmr National City. Andersen, 23 hours from
Stmr City of Everett, Buchanan, 141a days firm
Panama; mdse, to Panama Steamship Line
Island etc; produce, to Goodall, Perkins d Co.
Stmr Newsboy, Fosen, 30 hours from Usal; 1873
S Kimball ~
stmr Mackinaw, Littlefeld, go hrs from Tacoma
$500 tons coal. to s P Co. Oakland direct
Br ship Alcedo, Coults, 81 days from Hongkong:
mdse, 10 NJ Brandenstein & Co.
Br ship Pegasus, Moulton l29 days from Swan.
sea; 364O tons COAL to Meyer, Wilson & Co.
Bark Gatnerer, Nervick, 8 days from Seattle: :
2275 tons coal, to B Cornwall.
Schr Olga, Ipsen, days from Tacoma; lumber,
to Dicklns Lumber Co.
schr Maxim. Peterson, 72 hours from Caspar;
$50 NJ ft lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co.
schr Bender Brothers, Thompson, "a hours from
Phelps Landing: 100 eds bark. to Bender Bros.
Schr Cornthian, Zaddart. IA hours from Bowens
Landing: 130 eds bark, TO Bender Bros.
Schr Newark, Beck, so hours from Bowens Land
ing; CIV lumber, s to aeywood: Up river direct.
200 N It lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co.
Sailed.
MONDAY. october 7.
Townsend.
Stmr Cleone, Higgins.
Stmr South Coast, Hansen.
Ship May Flint Nickels, Bristol.
Bark Chas Kenney, Anderson.
Schr Western Home Nilsson.
Schr Bessie &, Anderson.
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBOS-October Ito p M-weather
thick: wind sW; velocity IL miles per hour.
Spoken.
Aug 22-4 s 27 W. Br ship Falls of Clyde, from
Hamburg for San Francisco.
Sept 90 so w, ship Kenilworth, from
New York for San Francisco
miscellaneous.
LONDON, Oct 5-Br ship Dunboyne which
cleared from this port yesterday for Port Los An
geles, caught fire at Export dock and contents OF
fore hold badly damaged.
Domestic Ports.
BOWENS SLANDING-Sailed Oct 6-Schr Golden
Gate, for San Francisco.
SOUTH BEND-Arrived Oct 7-Bark Aureola.
hence Sept l5
PORT TowNsEND-Arrived Oct 7-schr Coro-
ma. from Honolulu,
EUREKA-Arrived Oct 7-Stmr Pomona. bence
Oct g.: stmr Weeott. from Eel River: stmr Pasa-
dena from San Pedro; schr Eclipse, hence Sent ga
Sailed Oct 7-Schr Jessie Minor, for San Iran
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Oct 7-stmr Excelsior
hence Oct 5.
Sailed Oct 7-stmr st Paul, for San Francisco.
PORT HARFORD-Sailed Oct 7-Schr Free
Trade, for Coquille River.
SAN DIEGo-Arrivedo Oct 7-schr Neptune, firm
Columbia River
FORT BRAGG-sailed Oct 7-stmr Caspar. for
.CAsPAR-sailed Oct 7-stmr Jewel, for San
Francisco.
YAoUINA BAY-saied Oct 7-stmrs Yaouina
and Farallon, for San Francisco.
REDONDO-ArrivedO Oct BARK Videtre from
Portland.
AsToRIA-sailed Oct 7-Br bark Damson Hill.
for Queenstown; stmr Signal
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08

Hittell called for division, and DR.. Jor-
dan got up in the rising vote to postpone
action indefinitely and seemed to carry
others with him, for when the other side
stood up the count showed that they were
outnumbered by four votes and that the
amendments were killed.
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CHICAGO MARKETs.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 1.-THE condition in wheat
to-day was oearish and short selling become very
popular. Large sales OF long stun also took place
holders feeling dissatisfied with the prospect The
first trading was at loss of from "A to 6s of cent
from Saturday, and further declines followed In
week were reputed to be about 4,5O0 900 bushels
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NO BUSINESS YESTERDAY.

Yesterday a holiday In trade circles. The
banks, insurance Offices stock boards and Produce
Exchange remained closed. The wholesale stores
shut up noon. There was not enough trade TO
make quotations in any line OF goods.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, ENG, Oct. THE spot market
Is lower at 5s 21ad. Cargoes are dull at 26s Sd
July shipments.
FUTURES.
Inc Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Red Winter: Octo-
per, os; November, IS 34d; December, 5s 11ad; ;
January os I'd; February, 5s 21sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Eng, Oct. 7.-Consols. 1O7 l1-16; sill
Ver' Sus4d; French Rentes, 100f 41ac
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ASSOCIATED BANKS STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct 7.-The weekly state
ment of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Reserve, decrease $5,S24 $50: loans, de-
gal tenders decrease 81 344 300; deposits decrease
$4,000; circulation, increase $l5l 800 The
banks now hold $16471, ,625 in excess OF the legal
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money call firm at 2@3%; last loan at and
closing offered at 2% Prime mercantile paper,
5@61aI Bar silver, 67ssc. Mexican dollars,
53ssc. Sterling exchange is easy, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 S634@4 81 for so
days and S4 S712@4 s7s4 for demand. Posted
rates, "a S7@4 49, Commercial bills, $4 S51a@
4 S6A, Government bonds firm; State bonds
steady; railroad bonds higher. Silver at the board
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAUR0,N

= IN sauSAIItO FerrY).
oii san francisco, beginning Septemker / 1sox
WEEK DAYS. ~0SN
Z OF PM MN alley and San Rafael-7:OO s.Oo o.7x
do1 ddUo;11os5IiA5 A. M; AS, 3:2O AIS Six e'tS
20, u 80 p NJ ~Does run to Mil " opi' ioo'
san 9uentin-s;0o 10:15 NJ; I45, 5:ib lley; az ,
SUNDAYS
For MIL valley, San Rafael and San oro,.,
o:oO, lO:OU, 1I:SO A. NJ; 80, 300 4 an 1el
Z. NJ +Does not run to San Quentin S'4o
THROUGH TRAINS
$500 A. NJ. week days-Cazadero and v,av $500.
. 40 30 :. N. Saturdays-Tomales and way stafions~
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O. K. G. N. T2 HNP PbqEsHrt6AkAAD asr6kA:

CTEAMSHIPS DE ART FROM SPEAR
~ street wharf at 10 A. NJ every five days, con-
Meeting at PORTLAND with direct rail lines TO all
points In OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO,
MONTANA, and all Eastern points, including Chi.
cago, New York and Boston
State of California sails Oct 6, 16, 26, Nov. 5.
Columbia sails Oct. H. 81, 81, Nov. 10.
Fare in cabin, including berth and meals SIS 90;
Steerage. 81 so;
For through rates and all other information aupIv
10 the undersigned.
GooDALL, PERKINS 6 Co FRED. r. CoNNoz.
Genl Supts., Genl Agent
10 Market st. 19 Montgomery st
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS:
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY

e,TEAMERs LEAVE AsPINwALL AA
- forInightly for the West Indies anG nGGarbonrek.
southnmpton calling route 81
Ersnce, and plymouth TO land passenger5- ,,, th.
Through biIIs of lad:ng, in connection "a 49, 1raas.
Pacific Mail s. s. Co., issued for freight Ano ~
nre to direct ports in England and Germany. o,,,,
Through tickets from San Francisco TO FIyInVSSt1 St
C,terbOurg Southampton. First class SlSo snAe -
ss.sa Ga3 30 For further particulars apply 70
S"1S' So PARROTT d CO., Agents,
2O6 California s.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

CLEANERS WILL SAIL FROM A.
- Broadway wharf, San Francisco, EzsssssE
follows:
For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangel. Juneau, XII
nsnoo and Sitka (Alaska), at A. N. Oct 2, IT,
Nov. /, 16, Dec l, 16, 81.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma Everett, Anacortes and New
Whatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.), A. NJ.
Oct. 2. Z. H. II, %, y, and every fifth day
thereafter, connecting at Vancouver with the c. p.
r. r.. at Tacoma with n. Z. r. R., at Seattle with
G. N Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka, Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum-
boldt Bay) str. Pomona, P. NJ, Oct 1, 8, IL, Is,
81, 20. 81.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos,
Port Hartford (San Luis Obfspo) Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro East San
Pedro (Los AngeIes) ana Newport, A. NJ. Sept. 26,
80. At 8 A. NJ, Oct. 4. 8, II, 16, co. "a, % and
every fourth day thereafter.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
(san Luis obspo), Santa Barbara, Port Los
Angeles, Redondo clos Angeles) and Newport. IL
a. M, Sept "a, 2S, Oct. 2, g. 10, IA, 1S %, 49, 80
Nov. 8, z, H. is, 10, 49, 27, and every fourth day
thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, La
Paz, Altata and Guaymas (Mexico), str William
ette Valley, 10 A. NJ, 25th of each month.
Ticket Office, Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS S CO., Genr gents.
10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NEW WESTERN.
3 Hattlch. Arizona w Allen, Nevada City
" u y " est Vallejo Mr. Winters. Vallejo
L, gore, vallejo Steedman, Oakland
II hliene, AlcatraZ r I'll Benedict, Canada
= noblhson, Sacramento w Marion, Red Bluff
Lnomas d W, n O'Bron & W, Ireland
| 9 Clarence. Vallejo JT Porter d fam Oregon
Eolklns, Folsom E L Shadbott, Folsom {
y smith, ogden W Mitchell, Berkeley
LICK HOUSE.
Muller, Nevada City L James, Mill Valley
X Louttit. Boudn Anderson Sacto
II Franklin, New York ] B Stevens Napa
= fsrker, Salinas Cox. Hueneme
4 hirk, Fresno L Pinser Susanvle
s Richards d. ". San Jose Mrs r Peet Madrone
MIS-, Mss feat, Aiadrone Hewel, Modesto
", w ID hattcn Modesto Gracey, Merced
W ) Lemon, Modesto Steenbergn, Brentwood
J N Dickson, Santa Rosa NJ NJ O'Brien San lose
cambridge Cal ID Jones q w. Iower Tx
Dowd, Monterey
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e c Hart, Sacramento
IL N Barstow, Napa
w A Buckman, Truckee
A M Phalen, Martinez
l. Magnon. Benicia
B Drake, n Y
X S Grlgsby, Calistoga
u Carl Bank. lone
Z s Valentine, Fresno
ID d de Niese, Downey
w S Winters, Ohio
w p Lincoln, Ventura
S Prague, Los Angeles
w malley, Orange
G HI Ennis, Los Angeles
A Y Hatch, Long Island
G Varcoe, Los Angeles
] 81 Denham, l. LsAngeles
A Anderson, Eureka
f Duhmann, GRASSY alley
n p Hook, Campeche
NJ A Menges, Santa Ana
NJ Terriss. San Bernrdino
j Creighton, Los Angeles
r ] Rich, N Y
NJ p Zane, n Y
D Balfour, Fresno
j III Sayre, Fresno
] McGeorge, Eureka
w Timing & +, Martinez
+ ] Steele. College City
p S Lawson, Sacramento
G L Ecklon, Folsom
w Carson, Woodland
L Anderson, Sacramento
g w Orr, Willows
] w Boyd, Sacramento
ID ID Alison. Fresno
0 Garlich, Vacaville
g &c Jedorfer, Dmd Spgs
l. KatZ, Sutter Creek
RUSS
DR. T D Ross, Ferndale
j Harvey & w, Monrovia
III ] Hicks, Ashland
A Crafts, Cal
w Smith & W, San Jose
Q Crump, New Zealand
] Ross, Santa Rosa
] ] Daily, Sacramento
+ Lewis, Oakland
] Witherell, Centerville
w Carash, Oakland
M L Gibson, Ukiah
II r Tully, Bitterwater
VIM Mcintyre, Cal
B Clark, Santa Cruz
A s Douglass, Wis
j n Fulton, Auburn
VIM Archibald, Auburn
l. Weeks, Pescadero
Miss j Mccormick, Pes
cadero
] B Wilkis, Yuba City
W Sutton, Pacific Grove
] Kavanaugh, Pinole
@ b Mayon, Amador
Mrs q Eaton, Eureka
G I Randall, Chicago
w Drew d W, Alameda
] s Wadsworth. New
j Geraty, Lathrop
A McCubbin, Snta Clara
II 5 Airing, Oakland
PALACE
F 81 Harvey, Gait
B Plummer &w, Boston
E g Eager. Toledo
NJ w Stinson, Los Ang
S Elmer, Astoria
Z G Hughes, Seattle
Z Duncan. Edinburgh
W Friedlander, Or
Mrs S 5 Carter, Portlnd
II b Stokes, n Y
Miss NJ Stokes, n Y
81 Wetson, London
Mrs G ID Lane, Angels
P Ripley, England
II III Knapp, Napa
y Norton, Chicago
+ w Fox &w, Riverside
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GRAND HOTEL

NJ L FL
w T Pardy & w, Cal
R e Montgomery & W,
} Sacramento
II t Spencer, Livermore
F A Waters, Sacramento
] NJ Robinson. Ukiah
w Barnes s. W, Portland
A Kohn, Portland
Oscar Robinson. Colusa
G X Burton, Mohawk
Z Virden, Santa Paula
+ + Hewitt, Santa Ana
] L Durham, Red Bluff
Eugene Aram, w oodland
s Manchester, SnBarbara
r + Mitchell, Sn Barbara
E II Lee, AriZ
r J Booth. Napa
B ] Cook, Portland
Y c F Russell, Salinas
I Hooker IL W, Napa
] A Aikman, Victoria
D NJ King & W, Napa
J Mrs Browning, San Jose
D B Warfield, Oakland
j Harrison, Jackson
w Kay, Jackson
NJ p Hay, Calistoga
G n Dunullo, Fulton
z L Mcguire, Pinole
Mrs A West, Cal
, j Wilder, Sacramento
w Johnston, Courtland
L Spaulding, Woodland
} ] G Moyk. Colusa
s Corrlngton, MELVILLE
j kemplck, Sacramento
A Porter & w, Sn LIS Obp
] A Webster. Vacaville
l. Welnberger, Nv Orlns
g Nollman, Red Bluff
HOUSE.
II Steele, Pescadero
, h II carter, AShlanQ
H o Young, Fresno
] J Wightman. Ogden
s d Mann and fam, Ill
w NJ Bates, Westport
w F Gilligan, Butte
G S Coddlng, Petaluma
F Meredith, Oakland
G 81 Bowcott, Alcatraz
Jas Helms, Or
f NJ Small, Bitterwater
G Rolinven, Dixon
G Solomon, Sebastopol
NJ Huester, Ukiah
j K Bogue, Los Angeles
J s Woodard, Auburn
NJ d Lininger, Auburn
Miss A Mccormick, Pes
cadero
S K Carmichael, st Louis
w d Packwood, Bieber
r o Hardin, Hollister
E 81 New hirter, Petlu ma
w Mckay, Oakland
w II Darling & w, Chico
J w Gentry 81 w, n Y
P III Mack, Inyo Co
T K Trefts & W, Newman
Kiss X Geraty, Lathrop
M Lollis, Newport
w Wiss, Tuscarora
9 HOTEL.
w p Tompkins & W, Cal
E D Baumeister, Mont
t d Massey, Auckland
c NJ Stinson, Los Ang
Mrs S 7 Elmer, Or
G Smith, Seattle
NJ Bennett, Hartford
Mrs WV Smith, Portland
Z w Maurer d w, n Y
Miss Stokes. n Y
w B Lane d w, n Y
Mrs Nj Johnston, Angels
] K Jeffries, England
Mrs c A Campbell. Cal
L Adcock, Chicago
P c Heller, Newark
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
Q HIGH wATER.ILow WAFERT SUN MOON
Large. Small Large Small Rises Sets Rises
- l---------i----l - --- - -
8. 1.27Pi 316AI s.55PI 7.37AI Gil SAP 8 .O6p
81 2.l1Pl 4.32Al 9.55Pl S.25A 6.12 SAL 9.03P
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PACIFIo sYsTEsi.)
Trains leave and are due to arrive aG
SAN FRANCISCO.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-07
GEARHART PARK.


Mr., G. II. McIsaacs, clerk Of the Gear
hart Park hotel, was In the city Fri
day. The hotel opens today for the sea-
son and they are prepared to take care
of all visitors in a first class manner.
All supplies are being purchased in AS
toria, and Mr.. McIsaacs says they will
continue purchasing here SD long as pos
sible.
The new manager of the hotel, w. H.
Hlrmcre, Is popular ard we'll known
hotel man all over the West. A large
number Of the rooms at Gearhart have
been sold for the season. Among the
guests being many Idaho, Washington
and Montana people. Arrangements have
been made to have Yorl's orchestra. Of
Portland, furnish the music on the
grounds during the season. Company A
First regiment, o. N. c., will camp at
Gearhart for two weeks in August and
win bring a large band with them. This
encampment win be one OF the features of
the season at the beach. Company A is
composed Of men who are all six feet or
over In height.
Clatsop beach Is one OF the finest on
the entire coast and will no doubt have
most successful season. Gearhart is
one OF the beauty spots OF nature and
has bright future, as It Is being run
in businessllks manner on high plane,
free from rowdyism and the rough ele-
ment.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Alfred Tee is in Portland on a short
business trip.
A. t. Webb is in the city and stopping
at the Occident.
Globe Trotter " III. Sutton, of Chicago,
is at the Parker house.
Mrs. C. "A. Mcclure and Mrs F. Clayton
are visiting in the city.
Dr. "A. Huntington and wife OF New
York, are registered at the Occident.
Mr.. James Cuslck, president of the
board of trade of Hare, was in the
city.
Miss Marion Pryn, of New York, is
visiting friends in this city for few
days.
Mrs e. Dempsie, Of Spokane, is visiting
in Astoria, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Sovey.
C. 5. Carruthers and wife, of Clatsop,
were in the city yesterday, guests at the
Parker house.
Commissioner Mcclure arrived from
Portland yesterday and is registered at
the Occident. III
Miss Winnie Bell, of Upper Astoria, is
confined to her room suffering from an
attack of la grippe.
Mrs. P. G. Stout and Mrs. Hawkins of
nwaco, were in the city yesterday. They
have rooms at the Occident
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SMALL HOLDINGS.


Valley Transcript
"A writer in the Journal of Agriculture
sees In the signs of the times tendency
toward a more extensive system of cul-
tivation, and this, of course, means small
farms. There are great many advan-
tages in a small farm. One is that poor
man can set one more easily than a large
one. They are more easily handled and
there is much less worry. One who has
made a close observation in Ohio and
other states, has reached the conclusion
that owners OF small farms are going
through the era of low prices with more
safety and ease than those who have
very large farms
He refers to the fact that for a num-
Der OF years the more profit has come
from the production Of articles that re-
quire considerable skill and labor, and in
this production the farmer finds that his
close personal supervision and his own
labor is a necessity much Of the time,
and for this reason the area that he can
handle TO advantage is limited Some men
are able to do more than others, but there
are few who can make i've hundred acres
as fertile and give them as good tillage
as they can fifty acres. And, indeed, some
of the best successes Just now are OBJ
tained from farms Of twenty acres or
less.
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ular resort by its new manager, Mr.. w.
II, Barmore A most successful season
Is promised, and Mr. Barmores wide pop
ularity Is attracting many people from
abroad. Among the guests yesterday
were; M. j.. Kinney and wife, DR.. A.
Kinney and wife. NJ. C. Crosby and wife,
G. Wingate and wife, d. X. Warren, wife
and Miss Warren, ]. "A. Eddy and wife,
A. 3. Hammond, wife and two sons, B.
VanDusen and wife. G. ]. Trenchard and
wife, Mr.. Clark, Geo. F1avel and wife,
Col. and DR.. Adair, ]. w .Welch and
wife, r. Strong and wife, Mr.. Gosslin and
wife, Mr.. Howell and wife. Judge Taylor
and wife, Judge Page and wife, c. w.
Fulton and wife, Mr.. Kelly, e. A. seely
and wife, Prof. Thielhorn and Madame
F1nck,