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ACCIDENTS AND CRIMES.

Bennie Page Matthews. aged 8, son Of
James p. Matthews Of Providence, was
drowned at Ware, Mass, He was swim
ming and became exhausted.
AS result Of wound received from q
blank cartridge, July 8. Charles Hal
strom, aged IA, died yesterday at Provi-
dence.
Dispatches from Talbotton, Ca, con-
firm the report Of the lynching Of there
of DR.. w. l.. Ryder, who murdered Miss
Sallie Emma owen a year ago.
Twenty-Five seamen OF the lost Brit.
ish ship Kinkora, who spent nearly two
months on the barren island Of Clipper
ton, I'm the South sea, arrived at San
Francisco yesterday morning on the war
ship Comus.
Lightning struck the barn Of Frank
Prescott at Oakland. N. H., and killed
two horses. The electric fluid also
traversed the house. and Mr.. Prescott's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Prescott,
were Injured. Mrs. Prescott was rem
dered unconscious.
Israel Rosenthal. aged l5, was instantly
killed and Isaac Shutzman. aged IL.
was fatally injured while walking on
tnt Doston anu Nldlft tfuchS III
Lowell. Mass. They stepped from one
track to the other, directly I'm front OF
an express train.
The fishing schooner ELMER II. Ran
dali OF Beverly, Mass, was sunk yester-
day, six miles east OF Boston light, by a
collision with the schooner Henry SUIT
ton OF New Haven. The collision was
due To dense fog. All the Randall's
crew were saved.
Fred IL. Robb of the Robb Engineer
Ing company was drowned at Amherst,
N. s., whic out bathing with the boys of
the Y. M. G. A. camp. All the boys were
small and cannot explain how the drown
Ing occurred In only three feet OF water,
but II is presumed that Robb was over
come by the heat. Deceased was 3s
years Of age. and leaves q widow and
three children, l.i.l.A.--, an, -. Hu~,~
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Carlists Active Again.

London, July 21.-A special dispatch
from Madrid, referring to the revival of
Carlism, says: Large quantities of sup
plies are stored on the French border and
large consignments of arms have been
ordered in Germany and in Belgium.
While nobody thinks that the Carlists
will openly rebel in the present circum-
stances, If popular discomfort over the
mismanagement of Cuba and the sub
serviency Of the government to the
United States spreads and develops riots
as 1t Is quite likely to do, then Don Car
los may try his luck again.
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Gage Instructs Collectors

Washington. July 21.-The treasury de.
partment has notified collectors OF Gus.
toms to make final liquidation of all en-.
tries made since the passage OF the tarifi
bill by the house. The bill as Il passed
the house, 1t will be remembered, con.
tained retroactive clause, and under
this clause Secretary Gaga ordered only
tentative liquidations. AS this retro.
active feature was discarded by the con.
ferees. the secretary ordered final llqui.
dations
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Powderiy's Confirmation Opposed.

Washington. July 2I.-Thc senate com
mittee on immigration attempted to Sc
cure meeting Yesterday TO consider
the nomination of r.. v. Powderly, To
be commissioners OF immigration. but
II failed to obtain quorum. The meet
Ing developed the fact that confirmation
will be opposed by some senators on the
ground that Powderly's appointment is
dlstasteful 10 the labor element
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Appointed by Governor Ram.a.u

Concord, N. H.. July 2i.--At the meet.
ing of the governor and council In this
city yesterday the following appoint
mcnts were made: Dr. q. p. Conn,
Concord. Professor Robert Fletcher.
Hanover, members of the state board of
health: Edward II. Currier. Manchester,
member OF the state board OF pharmacy:
John q. ITALIAN OF Pembroke. member OF
the state board Of agriculture: Harry
McHenry. Lebanon, auditor OF state
printers accounts.
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.


On and after June 20, 1857, trains will run
Providence Division.
LEAVE PAWTUCKET FOR
Boston, 5 40, 5 80, III, sII, Oil, 10 II, n. m ;;
" II, ZI5, ~, 3 II, II, 8 II, 10 IL p. m. Sun
days, ~, 80, II, 917, a. m; I2I7, All
10 ot . a' a. ~, sIa Rp; Return, y o; 10. -
II IL p. m. Sundays, u 0s, 8 30, ID 20, sls
Atisoorc. So. SO, sGS. III. II 3 sin, % 49, OIL
lo II, 10 4e III ~ "A. M; IL IL, IL 40, 2I3, 249,
S4y, III, ~, o ii, $40, eli, 649, 7l9, sI7,
lol ii 40 p. IN. Sundays. $40. 559, g 4s, z II,
ots' . IL a. m; ~. III, 449, $40, 617, sH p
North Attleboro and PIainviIIe, 8 40, 8 40,
II 40 a. M; 40, G43, p. IN. Sundays, 8 43
"a M; 449p. IN.
wsmpuin, Wrentham, Norwood Central.
Norwood and DedhaIn, g ~, g. 40. IL ~ a. III. I;
~ y. IN: Sundays, 9 - a. m; 449 p. IN.
mansfield, ~, 69, : H. . IL, 9il, lO11 a.
pm; Sundays, $40, 5 50, M. 8 Il a. m; IL Il,
4 II, II, IL p. IN.
Taunton and New Bedford, 9 ~, $40. 10 AZ
q. m; IL ~, 249, 348, 449, 5 ~, 649 IL 40 ~. m
sundays, d 49, 3 40 a. m; 5 40, p. m.
Mfddleboro, 64e, $40, 10 ~ a. M; IL 40
24S, AZ, ~. ~ p IN. Sundays, 9 40 a. m.
40 p. m. Sundays, & 40 a. IN. y
Fitchburg. 80, III a. IN; I2 III, Al ID. IN.
Sundays, AZ D.. IN.
Lowell, 8 50 a. IN; IL II, II p. m. Sundays
Points on Cape Cod, 40, s4sa M; ls4s
249, 4s, ~ p. IN. Sundays, 8 40 a. IN.
CotsaEe City, 64s, ~ a. m; l243, 40 p
Nantucket, 8 40 a. m; l2 40 p. IN. Sundays
40 a. III.
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Church Struck by Lightning.

Newport VT, July H.-A severe thun-
der storm passed over this city yesterday
and considerable damage was inflicted
by the lightning. The steeple Of the
Baptist church was struck and de-
molished, and the splintered boards were
blown through the windows Of the ad-
joining houses. The wires in the office
Of the central telephone station were
burned out and several persons were
Frustrated.
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Worcester Division.


Worcester, 9 10, @ A, 7N, 9A, IL "a a. m.
"a, "a, 4 "a, 8 81 8 81 and 8 80 p. m. Return
81, 30, 30, o2, 10 So a. m; IL 80, 255, 80
q 10, ID, So p. IN.
SUNDAYS, "a a. m; 3 "a, 5a p. IN. Re.
turn. 80, 3 52 a. m; 4 20 r. IN.
Mi1lyille, is, 79, 9A, ii 81 n. M; ] 81
Sa, "a, 81 and 8 93e p. IN. Sundays, 754 a.
M; 81, 5 "a p. IN.
blackstone, 8 lG, 6 S6, I se, 7 81, ss, 3s, o "a,
ii 36, III "a a. m; 80, "a, 36, 81, 81, A "a,
536, 81, 6 36, 6 "a, 36, 9 3s and ii 80 p. IN.
Sundays, 1876, 81, 8 36, 8 36, IL 36 a. M; ! 9e,
WOonsocket, q l6, 636, "a, 1856, i54, 8 36,
9%, 20, II 30, II "a a. m; 36, 81, 3 36, 3 81,
4 81, "a, 53G, "a, 80, 81, Z 80, . 36, III SO ID.
IN. Sundays, SO, "a, 36, 8 36, IL s6 a. IN
36, 1885, "a, 81, s 36, "a, 80, Z 36, 936 p.
m.
D-Via Walpole and Wrentham line.
For time at intermediate stations see
pocket time table, which can be procured at
ticket Offices.
GEO. l.. CONNOR, A. C. KENDALL
Pass'r Traffic Mgr. Gen1 Pass. Agt.
e. G. ALLEN. Gen1 supt.
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WA8HINGTON

Sevenday tours leave Boston MARCH Iz.
Kate, including ALL EXPENSES DURING
THE ENTIRE TIME ABSENT, with "A
DAYS board In Washington, S23. Addi
ti9nal tours April (six days. and May IL.
D5 Washington street, Boston; or GEO. w.
BOYD, A. G. T.. A., Philadelphia.
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Death of ShirIey.

London, July 21.-Sir John Shelton, the
author known by the nom de plume Of
Shirley" Is dead.
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CITY SAVINGS BANK.
81 Weybossett st.,
Opposite the Postofice, Providence

PRESIDENT, JOHN 8. PALMER.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
JAMES K. CRANSTON,
ID. RUSSELL BROWN,
JAMES &. CHURCH.
DIRECTORS.
Christopher Hppitt, John II. Cady.
J. w. Crooker, VIM. q. Nightingale
Jeffrey Davis. WIN. c, Pierce,
George w. b. Bourn, CharlesT T. Howard,
Jos. U. Starkweather, Lloyd G. Eddy.
GEORGE X. CRANsTON, Treasurer
Bank closes Saturdays at ~ M; open every
otherweek day, holidays excepted, from II
O'Clock a. m. to Up. IN. Quarters commence
January 1st, April lst, July lst and October
1st, an moneys deposited before the 10th OF
those months draws interest with the quar-
ter. Dividends are declared in January and
July OF each year, and all dividends arc
credited In account and draw interest the
same as deposits, and the depositors will
thereby obtain compound interest.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-21

Washington, July 2!.-Thc annual re-
port OF Major H. l.. Hoxie 10 the war de-
partment gives the details Of work ac-
complished on rivers and harbors I'm
Maine and New Hampshire during the
last fiscal year. The channel OF the
Lubec (Maine) river was widened about
ITO fee< 1t the entrance and 100 feet 1t
the turn above Cranberry point, at
cost of ti6.9S2. The brcakwater from
Mount Desert to Porcupine island, Bar
Harbor. Me-. was extended 81 feet by
the deposit OF stone.
Belfast harbor was improved by the
removal Of 5o50s yards Of material from
the south side Of the channel, completing
the project
The project for the Improvement Of
Camden harbor. Me-, was completed by
the removal OF 61 800 yards Of material
from the middle ground.
At Rockland harbOr the work con-
sisted In extending the breakwater The
available balance is $167, ,119.
The work OF excavating at Lovetoy
Darrows. Kennebec river. Me-, was cop-
cluded In November last. There is an
available balance OF $52,046.
Nothing In the way OF Improvement
was done at Portland harbor, Me-. dur
Ing the year. The operations at Bel
lamy river. N. H., consisted In COM
pleting the dredging OF the channel and
turning basin. $3.50 yards OF material
being removed.
At Cocheco river, N. H.. the channel
through the upper narrows was dredged
and q small shoal at Dover removed.
ha hAr NJ ya
was widened and dredged.
Connections Rivers and Harbors.
Washington, July 21.-Major s.. s.
Leach. In charge OF river and harbor i'm
provements In Connecticut, has SUBJ
mitted his annual report to the war de-
partment. The jetties at the mouth Of
the Connecticut river below Hartford.
the report says, have not been COM
p!eted. and the detoriation by settlement
OF wave attack has injured them. The
channel Is In a satisfactory condition
as a result of the annual dredging. The
available balance for continuing the i'm
rrovements is $lO.921. The project for
a 16-foot channel at New Haven harbor
lacks only the widening Of the Fort Hale
cut from 100 to 400 feet to complete It..
ID- Dtu Va tiC udi Oof SShCidiiy dPPChi -
to be Of an exceedingly stable character.
The commerce of the port Of New Haven
In 1896 was 3,250,000 tons, and so far as
tonnage is an index of commercial i'm
portance, the report says, New Haven
deserves to rank with Charlestown.
Alaska Land Districts Recommended.
Washington, July 21.-Commissioner
Hermann of the general land office will
recommend the establishment Of two
land districts in western Alaska, the two
offices to be placed on the Yukon river
or its tributaries, in anticipation Of a
great number OF contentious over min
eral land locations in various sections
where the gold discoveries have been
made. He says as that region Is prac-
tically without law. especially as to the
settlements of contests, the local land
offices will be of infinite value to the land
interests. and indirectly to the preser-
walton of law and order. The offices, II
Is probable, Will be located at Circle City
and Dawson City. The general land
Office is In hourly expectation of petitions
apd raunacfo for cnypa crtcb ocfinv
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PR0PORTI0NA!e RATES TO INTERMEDIATE


Last Jacksonville tour will leave Boston
March :. Rate covering Pullman accOmmO.
ahuons.and meals on going trip, 800 from
70 return on regular traiua prior Ia N.v Rt
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&atlrnn6S.
PENNSYLVANIA ',,',,,a c.",.,,
Personally Conducted Tours.
rATTEoDEF n
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL train of State Room, Drawing
Room, sleeping, Diaing and observation
TOUR TO San Francisco will leave Boston
MARCH 26, stopping mt Chicago, Omaha
Denver, Colorado springs, Maniton, Glen
wood springs and Salt Lake City. Tickets
within nine months. Rate: One way, ei55.
Round trip, 1ZZO.
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On and after June 20, 1857, trains will run
as follows:
Providence Divfsioo
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FOREIGN MARKETS..
Financial.


LONDON. oc. u-Consols. liiN: sl-
KEW YORK. oct 1.-The Evening
POSES Lon zen caalsgTan sayss IRE Eank
s1rprt.s 20 the market TIE te1fHre e
taat TIE bark bas Efse3 about tissH -
from ne market, a. saown ~ The ee,
crease. a 80 tn othsr securities ana
over Il. 980@e lH government securities.
IL was generally knows trat The h21&
WAS borrowing a. vas c453k1 u yea carry
r1srss, he,r~rwf~r a. a6raf 2f sssa go gaiy.
T7ae reserve e. Up onTv k5N. 30 IN cir ard
hasllaon ard down Ei& - wa8ch. as El34@9
IN gosd was exported for taa q SHOWS
s1Ta reform from horne careafafson.
me deals FOR geld aye 300 I'D eagles
sod. EI191a9 % tie continent and - go 20
car row assrva that re recent wiz
drswsi = eagles waa f9r Germany. not Tor
America
IN CONSEQUENCE q the banks ratlFa d.
per caut. to ia ard - f9T call ara nati-s
money respectively.
EERAr1tnE operations naf Neen &FW fork
aua L.or3on, Z an ASSURED taat sse state-
mans az 20 &-Es f4ana ftefA View OTIS
h# rka 20 T41N1ua are grS@fT aEaENeTa.att,
nnG thzs aecpr3R Wlta sas >e@ YORK ca1sa
80 IRE Times iris wcrMsEE
Nsverghalsar Or fhSs ans = prospect ~
fa,Ers x8l3 s1iQmenss - A7aHF7a. J NoIid
E-Eccr 10 make % asfton FeF@aa the
Fact t1st cages aFe g-taT g fnfF AL
re F1-rfV - HEferta1 bis ~ fl-sl1E or
T. = be1evea rhat tae 6aaG rate nay
rsae asfgra lorE
Tas pnras aaa aer.Ia markets ars aa.st
ara die a19 since ths tznk re-aF7. are
rather esll COASTS leading. 0H ap1-s Een~
ssus O. aeafer Money A11esr AFS
Gru. closing - aes-k Ee s t4t
F'tsrron. M7rran = ts.szrw very aalase-
~ usr~r-t~x every Gre fHa ErsAe n~aaHae
81 Arertra are nTErre1 fgr E@e neNz EN3
or three years a. least
Tee g-sa teer sNeef a7 s1sssa az ~ -
g&-Za C f21&rs EAeG4lHE-
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ArEH FRONT NOTES.

Rsrkeutiu@ Amelia. row at Port Flake
iey - chartered 90 load lumber fer Hone
luia.
steamer Bertha went On Smith cove YES
to-day morning 20 load ccal far saa Fran
cisco.
steamer Resale lsTinE up fer overhaul
srx nnH repairs wi3 resume her place on
the Alaska rI1 November =
Schooner = ~ C8lruan Is due 20 arrive
from san EFsrfSse9 wtth cargo ef ger
eraf merchandise FOR r. P. Game
ef4s~tar Farafiau 81 due 20 arrive sssay
f-ava &xaEs1aF. Alaska Steamer GfFv q
ssftEs s. due from Sxaguay On sunday.
steam collier Progress wfli 70 % sea to-
sav usgh aEe tors - coal grnu1 fhs Ore
Eon Improvement huukers for saa krau-
ciscn.
mark Prusaia anianee laaAlnx l. 80 tous
90 coal iasf night az tRe Oregon improve
unent bGnkers and viii sab today Ter san
Evareseeg.
SNIP Cage q York. ia8dlng wheat or ths
Ernd fsr tae Trife3 kingdom Hn&Eae*
t2Einx or + 80 toms - #aear here ard
frft wes< eraaF fo Nnish hEF cargo waih l.1ss
toaB fr8n Tacoma
Clans Srrsck tes' By tug fearless. Capt
Clement Randall arrived here frorn Tanss-
ma laas night - take fnal az the Ore9gn
TnsneaT sue itETs- Nfs bad tu4t fQN r
81 fns s1.g aAeeua frofa san Franchises ~
ire So0Fa
TBn 81 ~aart Steamship C5sncangs
steamer fsameF wsk 10 on ire Dve8 ard
rtsee - tn@ Corona. waaef Is rot yet
rezBv - 30 on ire AlAwkA TIn. Tas Ho-
nr Sc 8ss 81 arrive fgon san Francisco
-grr4a~
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
n-ans-Fuvs


aAN FHAN 49, N,e'- $50 -, es..s's ;
. 49,, i4'at q 80 - ,-
e 1ed DUN ard suasess lent4y &C.
zaFseN SHOWS 70 l1E-Fat ~ - sA-sel@ y
ia#t Laa+4 l-E =
L -. - 80 -
re-eated Ia tae sarnpie s7sEzet-
tAiEss' >SsIs -. o@A-1s *
Say 70
S 6eas-s aE Alt = Fsr Al -
aH1 49, IoF csof2@s E24t--l'8 a~as
, -
@r'--E'seft e fe@~ psr centa4s Grew
EE efl -@ 2fr ca1ta4
t@ts-t odr 70 .1tF 80
= good - c1-t~ - - - 4s4tA
- gray. 49, l48A -
~ :. @-@N As
seed f1&' 81 ref2 Fl-if-93 y
-aiHm cu9fa4fcE-
-r-~. ~-..s~,=s- . e.. Ma
:. '-s-'
r---t.-. ry.-s--~s~ 81
- - -
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aARINE NEWS

HoQCTAM. Oct la.-ArrivsS Oct. b.
Prom san Francisco. schr Re3neAd fes
AceFaee8. ard lar tuS Printer. Erezn san
rs0n from rosruspsHs. Ter san Francisco.
Arrived Oct tS-Schr Catherine SGdaen.
from san Fran lSco Cor Hc1iliAIn. Ar
rived Cct l4-SthT q. NJ KelicEs. for Aher-
deem. Rnd schr l'era RiflhFu. Tor Holuisarf.
Arrived Get la-SeaF Bertha DmAb@sr. from
san Fraucsseo 4or CnSmop0ats.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 1l.-.Arrtved--
GUAYAQUTT. oes. si--AErivea Sept. II
-C'hN hk Suatelma. from Part Biakel~y.
SYDNEY. Oct. Arrived Oct ls-ss
str AaranE5. from Vancouver. Arrived Oct
@3-Bk oregon. FROM san Francisco Sailed
sept SIR sh Star uf France. for san
Francisco, Sept. =. sa wachusStts. fer Saa
SYDNEY. oct. Sin port Sept. r.
rktu Mary Winkelyaan. for san Frsncfzco.
Arrived Sept. t--hkta Marion, from san
Francesca Aug. 80. hktn Mary WtnkaEnlan.
from Eureka, Sept. =. bF sh North RID
ing from Nco3vxiiie.
NEWCAsTE.E oct a1-saiisd- sept. g.
Tx Alex Mcneil for san Francisco, Sept.
2 Ger sh susanna for san francisco: Sept.
8 sh Tlihe ESterhrook. Ter Heuok9tus BE-
TX InverIoln, Ter San kraEetscos 1T 81
Ntuceat. Tar san Francico. Sept. II. fsr sh
Caucus fer san FRANCISCO. sept. a Br
- Celtieeuru. for san Franeiseo. Sent -.
~ 81 Province. for Oregon. Sept, =. hlS
prammeu. for Heneiafu; Pr Al Spoke for
San Francisco. IN port Sept. ss-Sh Con-
tshssH Fsr sa tffeGUEil&. tSr 80 Kate Thons-
as Err sh MarfhorouGh Hill. br 81 Feng-
weru ali bound fer San Francisco.
Chartered 30 laad AZ &ewcR Htle-Rr aa<
Antarctic Italian sh Australia, both for
San Francisco. bixsn Charles r.. Crncker.
schr Defiance. Schr King cyrus. al for
Hanolula. ok Gen F8lrCnlld. 81 Isoaist-
ana. * Oregon. sr 81 FsTenBes 1t sh Roy
az Sovereign. hk Seminole. - snow ana
Burgess. bk Undaunted. AL for san Fran
FREENANTI.E. Oct 1.-Arrlvsd. Sept.
lI-Bk Superh. from Puget sound.
MET.BOt RNE. Oct. 5t..-ArrlvSd. Sept
If-Rktn Cleaner from Oregon.
HQNGkONG. Oct Gi.-AFriTef. Sept. Il
--Br str Gaellc, from San Franchises via
YoKoIAHA. oct. n. Sailed, sept. IT,
SIR C0pfic. Tor San Francisco via Honos
spoken-0et. u. 81 north II west FIR sA
Duoboyle, from Vancouver. for asaeans-
san FRANCISCO. Oct. 2. -sallsd-str
China. for Hongkong VIA Honoiula and
PoRr ANGELES. Oct. n.-Arrsved. Oct.
se-Br IN Anconz In tow 81 Tug Fearless
hk f. p Cheney. from san Francisco:
schr J. 4. Campbell, from Newport schr
Nokouis. from Htio.
PORT Bf.AKELEY. Oct 2i--Arr1ved.
Oct W-Schr r. ". Bartlett. from san
Francisco SafIed-Schr Excelsior. for
Newport. Oct. =. schr G. ". Watson. for
COOS BAY. 0cs. 2i.-Bar bound Oct. o.
SIR Empire. fer san Francisco.
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-. ~crtn- y esfsrn Lire comprises over
Z 90 niles o. perfectly equipped raH~ar
81 uIlnoss. Io~a- "iscorazs 2. A.e1isaa.
.st-.v@ssta. Ncrta Dakota. sou.h Uaxo-a-
~saraska I'D Wys8luE. J. ersFatss to
r~~st trains n fha werid re ssrqIrs .
f~ra~a~, NgwaBz@s ara a. r1s principal
~sss~s e fns East an5 Southeast rz-Rat
=. .,,r-aNr~& faRg9t ar Hawfsx vsu- tfck.F
-. IRE NsrEs- western = psrxs-
CoEuarelal 8x@zL sc Ftrst aTsn4a. nsa".
Ia
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sTSAgrs sTE1slsHIP coMPASr.

49, GAR AND AND wNASGrL
- ans T~aose al Meas hsy Es2sa
sAys Tssxxes~, "a - --..ss~. a. rr
- ~ PR EeN send Part y itl Asas
s~s,eSasss Pm 4 ga}es P2-f C~s@ceaS
.@~e1'A7x kfs1L Ckaliaw Bay a-9 Sexs
a. tet-F1stT sz-1Nes az Sesttls 7 = -
f-xsSs-ss e8vs. Steamer Evang<l leaves
- eessA ts- N1F- Tosrr@egr8 Per- A.
- - .ct-rls A1n9Ays y afs~stAys
49, aFs a. % g. IN. arrives seattle
<xeASs SAEs A. 81 q n
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Oct. p - Seventeenth
rants VAS tra to0 quotation far Waila Wal
II urhea. To-Day whEs bieesteG1 was quot
ss ae sI~ ard valley ~ Sc IRE Europa n
1-srx-Fs ere nor very sraa&y ar present.
ara -fth charters very frru exporters az
nracee dag MIA cau-iou- Receipts were
re~1arkaeiy heavy. growers se<rylrg d.
roaea % realize sS soon q 8 possible
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Transaction. since January 4 ana
for Yesterday.

Real satase tranaarsfors Face January I
I- are e L There were aiei far
record y@sssFfay Tvs fasHs aggrs gatin <
s. ~ F8iE1aiaE Sc list.
T. Aass % q. W. C4ynaF. igt l. Ok l.
EAH E4E es
Nay4 AGsa and Mary r. Alien - Lara
r kesGes leg 9. CA :. Jackson street. adf.
gre
Has A. Mann o Arm r. Msuz los : ara
We -. 81 George kla9ssrs adj sssa.
IS. a. hEesaE ard wlte N Mex 1asssefi.
sfrlp - skna rods vide IN se@ =. y = -
g 81
Eliza aGeElFog e =. 3. y 4lssT. Ut 4
k.N = Esatgl add. 50.
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Notice e hereby given that on October
"a 1877. the following changes were made
in fhe buoyaEe OF the Columbia river,
which viii affect the List OF Beacons.
Buoys ard Day Marks. Pacific Coast. fs9s:
Channel over walker island bar 20 Mar
tia Island. page =.
Rainier No. This buoy. black Grst-
class spar was discontinued.
Cottonwood island ahaal No z-This
buoy a fras~cIass spar. wHH discontinued.
Cottonwood Island shoni No. The
number ~ this buoy a black nrxf-ciaas
SPAR was changed ffnn1 s 20 l. ard fhs
buoy moved lrfo % 'eet OF water. On tha
following bearings (nawueticts Coffin
Rock poat light. ssh s. r. paheIbower
Landing post light. WV = W.T. Car
rolls nfufr laaflnE NE. = ~.
Channel across Martin island bar. pags
81
Martin Island bar No. i.--This huov, a
black frzf-riass spar. was discontinued
Martin island bar No. This buoy. .
bl1ah Hrss-e.aNs SOAR was discontinued.
Martin lslarf bar No. This buoy,
ra4 arzf-ciaae spar vas moved suta "a feet
~ water or The following bearings fruag~
nefle1. south point Martin island. Me-
f. Martin island fupperl post Eight. y.
= W Coluwkla city range ur0nu post
light. ~ ~ W. a "
By order OF the lighthouse board.
JOHN r. 8ERKELIs
Commander. T. e N fnsp@ctor Thfr-
tenth Lighthouse District.
once ~ Inspector Thirteenth Lighthouse
District Portland. Or. October il. isg7.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct I-Wneat was steady
and unchanged az the quotations % TIE
prscedlag dsy, close. No. I tigestans.
atc No. ! club sac.
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WALLA wALLA WHEAT MARKET.

Special Dispatch 20 ths Post Intelligence.
ALA WATLaA oct N-Whea ?
Ertces sft5snsd somewhat today. club be-
lag quoted az nc and bluestar at &c.
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KRUsE 8 5 LINE.

Sailing schooner j " Coirran viii san
srnra San Fra ac4sco FOR Seattle On o. or
! 80. connecting win steamers f9r All pm
ger sound port Freight. II pr ton
fNrauwn rates 70 ali Points
< +. GAME Ageat. Arlington deck
Te3enhous. Pike "a