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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22
GOES BEFORE GRAND JURY.
Complicated Case Arising From Theft
of Two Rings.

May Kennedy, who was arrested by De-
tectives Lacy and Herndon on the charge
of stealing two diamond rings, valued at
$3.50 and $50. respectively, from Mrs. Lydia
F. La Vim. No. A street southwest, was
today arraigned before Judge Scott. The
accused woman pleaded not guilty, waived
examination and was held In $500 bond for
the action of the grand jury.
According to the statements made at po-
lice headquarters, Mrs. La Vim missed her
rings the 10th instant. Miss Kennedy, who
was a roomer at Mrs. La Wins house, was
not at first suspected of the theft, and an
other woman was taken into custody. She
soon proved her innocence and was dis
charged from arrest. Later Detectives La
cy and Herndon received information which
resulted in their arresting Miss Kennedy,
just as she was about to take a train for
Baltimore.
The detectives took their prisoner to
headquarters, where she at first denied the
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sworn out against them for selling liouor
~ montgomery county, which is legally a
local option county. -
Manager Brawner. 1t may be said. stated
70 star reporter at the time that he re-
aiized that the intention was to railroad.
MN MN our OF the business. because, as he
Llanhy remarked, 1t would be out of the
question to attempt to paw exnensas az
Glen Ecno without selling beer" as the
other suburban resorts near Glen Echo IN
SIorIsomery county were permitted to sen
openly and without interference
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DISTRICT LEAGUE CONTEST
Record of the Clubs.

The Senators gave a rank exhibition of
fielding yesterday at st. Louis, and as q
result the Perfectos pocketed another easy
game, by the score of 8 to g.
Cuppy pitched his first victory of the sea-
son, but ten safe drives by the Senators
demonstrate that it was not his twirling
that won the game. McFarlan was on the
rubber for the Washingtons, but was handi-
capped by having Butler as catcher Jim
my Mcclure was seriously injured in the
first inning, and had to retire from the
game, and the veterans absence was too
big a void to be filled. Butler was rated
a first class catcher in the Eastern League
last season, but his work so far for the
Senators has been of a very poor class.
Bases were stolen by the Perfectos almost
at will, which seemed to rattle the Senators,
seven errors going up against them, Ather-
ton and Butler being the most prominent
transgressons in this line. Pete Cassidy and
jimmy Slagle were the most prominent Sem
ators in the game, the former getting a
double and two singles. while the latter had
a double and single to his credit The ST.
Louis club played almost perfect ball, Childs
being the only player to be noticed in the
error column, but their timely hitting and
daring base running landed the victory.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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It's the greatest comfort discovery OF the noe
Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feei
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Alleged Attempt at Robbery.

Thomas Henderson. a hackman, was ar.
rested this morning by Officer John Rren.
Ean ON the charge Of attempting to rob
isaac Johnson in the Capitol grounds. The
omcer saw the two men in a struggle. and
TOOK the accused man into custody.
The defendant claims that IohnSn, a..
riding In his hack, refused to pay the fare.
ana was about to run away when he seized
MN. Henderson was held by Judge Scott
IN 700 for hearing tomorrow.
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BROOKLYN, 10, CIeyeland. g.

The Brooklyns made grand rally in the
eighth inning of yesterdays game at Cleve-
land, and as a result won the game by the
score of 10 to g. Hughey and Kennedy
were hit hard the former receiving the
worst treatment Score.
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ley Will make new arrangements to reopen
the popular resort, and make it what he is
determined it shall be-a suburban spot
where the better class of Washington peo-
pie can enjoy a day or evening in pleasant
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Totals..... 8 II 27 10s a i Totals.... 724 10 4
'Batted fo- Mckenzie In uinth

Baltimore. ...........e. 90 Q 0 Q Q o.
Earned runs-Louisville, 2 Stolen bases-Wflls
Hoy, McGraw. base ht-Powers. Sacrifice
hitsnp De, Powers fiartzel. Holmes. First base
on balls-OT Philipp, L; on Hill, l. OF McKenna,
4 Struck out-By PhIlippf. /; by McKenna, ?.
Don Double p,ay-Wagner ,Ritehey and Wills. Passed
vile, II; Baltimore, g. Umpires-Messrs Swart-
wood and Warner. Time-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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Louisville, 8; Baltimore, 4.

The Baltimores found Philippi a puzzle
yesterday in Louisville and as result the
Colorels won by tie score of 8 to t. Fred
Clarke endeavored to play short for the
Colonies. but he Had -four errors out of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22

this summer the languages to be used will
be limited to English. French, German and
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Earned runs-Chieago, 1; Boston. 1. Left on
bases-Chicago, 8; Boston. 6. Two-base hits-Green,
Tanney, Long. killen. Tfree-base hit-Ryan Sac
ritice hit-Demontreville Stolen base-Lange. Dou-
bic plays.McCormick to Everitt; Lowe to Long to
Ienney. Struck out-By Taylor, /; by Killen, 1.
First base en- bails-Of Taylor 3; off Kilen, L.
Umpires-Messrs. Gaffaey and Mannassau. Time
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Totals. 8 16 q II Totals..... 3 10 "a II Z
St Louis. .............. Q Al x-9
Earned runs-St. Louis 5; Washington 2 Two
base hits-Cassidy (2, Blake, Slagle, Padden. Dou-
Bile plays-Chiids TO Wallace to Mexican; Padden to
Cassidy; Athe ton to Cassidy. First base balls
OFF Cuppy, /: off McFaran, 3. Sacrifice hit-Childs
Struck Out-By Cuppy, 2" Stolen bases-ButIer
Heidrick. Umpires-Alessrs. Emslie and Mcdonald
Time-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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New York, 5; Pittsburg, 2.

New York won from the Pirates at Pitts
burg yesterday, 81 to 2. Rosebrough en-
deavored to pitch his first game, but lasted
only three innings, the Giants finding his
delivery easy. Hoffer replaced him and
not another run was scored Score.
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Totals. 9 72712 O Totals. 7ls2712 =

'Batted for Hawley in ninth.
Cincinnati ...... . q q q q q n
Philadelphia. ......O o 2 o / OF
Earned runs-Philadelphia. 8; Cincinnati, 3. Twb-
base hits-Thomas, Delahanty Flick, Mcfarland.
Ihree-base hitaCooley Stolen bases-Seibach, Lau-
der. Thomas. Double play-Irwn to Vaughn. First
on balls-On Hawley, 2; off Frazer, 2. Struck out
BY HaWley. l. Passed ball-Wood. Empires
Messrs Burns and Smith. Time-2 hours.
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Several Sides to the Question.


There are several sides to the question,
OF course, and all have their advocates
The alleged gamblers claim, it is said, tina
they We're sent for by Manager Brawner
before the opening of the season and in
formed that they would be extended privi-
leges. They declare. it is alleged that they
went to considerable expense in prepare
tons and when their devices were set up
that Mr. Baltzley and afterward Mr.. Braw-
ner, with whom they had negotiated for
the privileges, ordered them to leave.
1t Is understood that Manager Brawner
stated that he did not object to having
games of chance at the resort where pa
irons would have a chance to win and
where boys would not be allowed to par
ticipate, but that he would not permit the
operation of 'sure thing games, where
the chances were 90 to / in favor of the
games, a percentage, it was said to be as
serted by experts in such things, that the
devices assured to those operating them
The order to the alleged gamblers to leave
Glen Echo was issued on the eve of the
recent encampment of the United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy. which resulted un-
satisfactorily.
An Alleged Threat.
1t was declared at the time that when
Manager Brawner issued the order an at
torney of the gamblers informed him IL the
latter were not permitted to enjoy the privi-
leges they claimed to have been given by
the manager that @ warrant would be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22
Chicago, 8; Boston, 8.

Killen and Taylor were the opposing
pitchers in the Chicago-Boston game yes
terday. in tho former city. and both did
well, but the Champions fielded poorly and
the contest was won by the Cowboys, 6 to s..
ScOra
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Pays the Penalty.

Judge Scott today sent Richard Bell coil
ored. to jail for 120 days for assaul,ing
ing. 0s eNeh-
the difficulty occurred at the home Of
me men IN Blagden's alley over a mess OF
fsh which Smith provided hut which Rsu
ana his wife ate. Smith expressed his
views as to the proceeding, whereupon Bell
seized case knife and cut Smith severely
about the head and face
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tfttsburg. .............. O l o O %
New York. ........-.-. 3 o 0 0 % O-5
Earned runs Pittsburg,; j; New York. 8. Two
base hits-Doyle, Wilson. Threebase its-Will-
Jams %, Bowerinan. Sacrifice hit-Ely. Stolen
bases-J. OBrien Wilson. First base on baIls-Of
By Horer. /; by Carrick, 2. Struck out-By Rose
brough, 2; by Hoffer, 2; by Carrck, l. Umpires-
Messrs. Lynch and Connolly. Time-1 hour and o5
minutes.
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Maria Hawkins, colored, was today
charged before Judge Kimball with
vagrancy. Policeman O'Dea said the girl
had been before the court before but she
convinced the judge that the officer was In
error. and her personal blonde were taken.
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Philadelphia, 7; Cincinnati, o.

Cincinnati and Philadelphia played a close
game yesterday on the formers grounds,
the Quakers coming out ahead by the score
of Z to g. Thomas made five hits out of
five times at the bat. Score:
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O,ontinued on Ninth Page.l
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yard for Best Double-face Satin Rib
bons, in white and colors. 3 to 8
wide. Worth up to Csc yard. And
'ancy Ribbons you have seen here up
yard. Choice for only 25c yard.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-31

getting rather anxious and are hurrying the1T
Hay to market putting it under cover. II II
will take fully month longer to get matters
in proper shape :,
THE cheaper grades of Hay are more IN
evidence right now than they have been slnGs GE E
the opening of the season. A car OF strlCtly
choice Wheat Hay is somewhat of rarlty r. !,
now, the bulk of the arrivals being from IAN
to good Wheat and Oat Hay. In fact. We
cannot quote definitely gilt-edge arucle, e.
for thus far this week it is not to be hau III
the market.
For the immediate future of the market our I
idea is that both choice Wheat and choice rea req
or black tame Oat Hay will sell ready an anu
for fair figures. The medium grades VIII prop, @
ably decline somewhat-perhaps 5oc per @ ton
from the present range. Alfalfa is draeslns e
under heavy receipts, and fear we may see
somewhat lower prices for this particular
grade also"
BRAN-Sl5 5OG17 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-s17 50M19 80 per ton. - -
FEEDSTUFFS-Rol Barley, SlSalS % per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill, S21q2S; Jooplng'
S2s 5od29; Cocoanut Cake. s20@2l; Cornmeai'
s23 50d24 so; Cracked Corn. s24d25; Mixed reed
sl6G16 80: Cottonseed Meal s2S per ton.
HAY-Wheat. Sc 501S so for common to good
and s9a9 25 for choice; Wheat and oat $6aS'
Oat. S. 50@S; Barley s5G6 so; Island BarleS /;
81 5oa5 50: Alfalfa, s5@7 per ton; Compressed
Wheat, s9d10.
TRAW-20m35c per bale.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and OHler Grains.

wHEAT-The Ancaios takes for Algoa Bay
So 100 ctls, valued at s72,500.
Chicago opened with a decline but subse-
quentIy recovered to a point above Tuesday s
closing price. Receipts were below expecta-
tons. September was firm, in spite OF liquida-
tion. The market lacked support. however,
ond the bears had things pretty much their
way.
The local market was dull and unchanged,
except a slight Improvement in futures.
Spot Wheat-Shipping. 81 O5G1 wy; milling,
81 l0Q1 l3%.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:I5 o o'clock-December-
2O0O ctls 81 11A
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-December-10 900
ctls. 81 1l9s: IA, ,000 s111&.
Afternoon Session - December = 1000 ctls,
81 1lM; 5000. 81 112. May-20OO, 81 l6%.
BARLEY-The market is fraction lower
and dull. There are very few buyers. and
they want goods cheap.
Feed. Tlzds212c: Brewing, S1fQs21hc; Cheva-
ier. 81 l0ql 2211 per ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 oclock-No sales.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning December-2OOO
ctls, S2A.
Afternoon Sesson-December-2OOO ctls, S29s.
OATS-There is nothing going on and quo
tations unchanged White, 81 l5ql 25; Red,
81 05@1 12h per ctl; Black, 9Ocdsl
CORN-Eastern large Yellow, 81 O5@1 O719;
White 81 O7Iz; mixed 81 O5d1 O71s per ctl.
RYE-90q9211c per ctl.
CKWHEAT-Nominal.
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and the local stocks were attacked by the bears
for effect on the general market, and Tennes-
see Coal was under pressure. on the other
hand. Brooklyn Transit continued to be vigor-
Ously supported with a view 10 the discom-
future of the short interest. Sugar showed
symptoms of a desire to cover on the part or
the bears The iron and steel group was bene-
fitted by the continued active demand for the
Republic Steel issues which lifted the COM
mon stock IA. In the late trading Federal
Steel forged to the front and rapidly to
61@.. extreme SA. The municipal stocks
rallied from their previous depression and the
rather buoyant tone of the industrials impaired
sympathetic hrmness to the railroad list. In
suffered most acutely yesterday, strong
to-day, notably Louisville. Northern and South
ern Pacific. There were evidence of individual
strength in the Hooking Valley and Wheeling
and Lake Erie stocks. Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred. Chicago and Eastern Illinois and Chica-
go Great Western preferred b among the
railroad stocks and LaCede Gas. North Ameri-
and Bag and Paper preferred in the spe-
cialties. CAN money held stifiy at per cent
above and the lenders were more eXaCting
about time loans without any change in the
actual rate. Some effect on the money market
is produced by preparation for the regular
monthly settlement on September l. The banks
continue to lose cash both to the interior and
to the sub-treasury. This. combined with
easier money in London and the buying here for
in the actual rates for sterling exchange
The bond market quiet to-day and
changes were small Total sales par value
81 956 00G. United States Government bonds
were unchanged On bid quotations.
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Decidu0nS and Citrus Fruits.

Peaches are doing better and Salways are
bringing s25630 per ton to the Gamers. Clngs
will not bring over $25. Bartlett Pears are
also firm with diminished supplies, and a
strictly choice lot will bring $50. Plums show
no Improvement.
Grapes and Melons stand about the same.
Figs are flrmer under lighter supplies. There
are not Nectarines enough here to quote.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples 35G60c per box for common and 75c9
81 % for good TO choice.
FERRIES -Blackberries. sSG3 so per chest;
Strawberries 81 rer chest for small and
s2dS for large berries; Raspberries, $3Q4 per
chest: Huckleberries, 4d5c per lb
tanebleau. 100000 for black. 4OG75c for Mus
cat. 50d75c for Tokay. 5OQ7oc for seedless and
750S5c for Isebelas.
Watermelons $6T20 per 100.
Cantaloupes, 35@75c per crate; Nutmegs 300
SOC per box.
box for green and 50Q75c for ripe; in bulk. $50
q50 per ton.
small black and 75c for large purple.
Peaches 35675c per box and 15d35c per bas-
ket: in bulk. S156S0 per ton.
Plums 30G40c per box; Prunes. 100000 per
crate; Green and Yellow Plums, $50 per ton
Ounces 50G65c per box.
CITRUS FRCITS-Lemons, $1d1 70 for COM
mon and S2q3 for good to choice; Mexican
Lines. $id4 50 California Lines. nominal {;
Bananas, 81 50G2 30 per bunch; Pineapples, 81
az so per dozen.
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Dried Fruits, NntS, Rdisins.

The market is quiet at unchanged prices.
Eastern buyers. waiting for growers and
driers to come down in their asking prices,
and as the latter refuse to do this, in view of
the strong statistical position of the market,
trade is dull.
DRIED FRUITS CNew Crop)-Prunes in
sacks. 6G6Ac for 4O-5O's, 5@5Ac for 5O-6O,s. 4@
4Ac for lb for 6O-7Os. 311c for 7O-sOs. 363Ac
for sO-9Os and 2&G27sc for. 9o-loos Apricots,
10d11c for Royals 14dl5c for Moorparks and
12a12lbc for Blenheims; Peaches, 56D6c for
Standards and 64d7c for, choice: Evaporated
Apples. 7G71kc; Sun-dred, 419G513c per ID;
Nectarines 7dSlkc per lb Pears, 71aGSkc for
quarters and S99c for halves; Black Figs, &C.
RAISINS-3&4c for two-crown, <&c for three
crown, SIC for four crown, 41aG6c for seedless
Sultanas. 3l2c for Seedless Muscatels and 81 20
for London Layers; Dried Grapes, 27493c.
NUTs-Walnuts; 5mSc for hardshell, 10arc
new crop, TIC for Languedoc and 9hc for pa
per-shell; Peanuts. 5%d6%c for Eastern; Brazil
Nuts. S14M9c; Filberts, u91114c; Pecans. 712@
Sc: Cocoanuts, s4 50G5.
HONEY-Comb. 1112c for bright and 1013c for
light amber water white extracted, 7467Hc +;
light amber extracted. 611Q7c; dark, size
per ID.
BEESWAX-24G26c per h.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-31
Dried Fruits III Nc7p York.

Mail advices from New York say:
Peaches are quiet, and in view Of the prob
ability that the output VIII exceed 1900 cars
buyers are wary about taking supplies, think
Ing that prices will decline. There has been a
reduction Of ioc already since the season open
ed but whether a further decline Will follow
present conditions Is another question. Buyers
qucutly there is lttle trading. The only sales
reported are those made for immediate use, and
they rarely reach more than single-car guam
titles.
NO further sales OF prunes reported, but
should prices decline slightly there would be
an active market. Buyers are waiting for that
alone Il take large blocks
"Apr.c5ts are passing out of first hands fast
Most Of the crop is sold and prices continue
high and steady. Holders are rrm in their
Views. asserting that there will be no reduction
dur.uG the season and refusing 10 make con-
CtSSi0ns 20 influence business.
'Raisins are firm and steady. though pres
ent demand is light In view Of the small sup
ply prices remain unchanged and conditions
favor holders
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Receipts of Produce.
roP WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Securities quiet and unchanged in the
morning but In the afternoon the market was
more active. The only changes worthy of note
were a decline in Gas and Electric at $50 25G
6S 75 and in Giant Powder at S74 SOFA 621a.
Mining stocks firm and prices were sew
eral cents higher rule. The telegram from
the pump said: AT $50 o'clock this morning
the water was 80 feet inches below the 1850
foot level station. The elevator shut down
yesterday from a. m. TO 1870 p. m. TO finish
repairs on the pressure line After starting No.
elevator we had water enough to run the two
elevators together three times, half hour
each time. The water rose during the shut
down 35 feet and inches
The Geary-street Railroad Company paid a
dividend of SOC per share yesterday.
The Yellow Astor mine paid dividend Of
500 600 this month.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-31
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. Aug S0.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow;
The past week has been the quietest expert
enced in the wool market for several months,
actual sales aggregating less than 100000
pounds That consumers are still interested in
wool, however is shown by the presence IN the
market of several manufacturers, including one
two of the largest in the country. VINO thor,
oughly tested the situation, but holders couIu
not be induced to make concessions.
The consumption in this country is greater
than in former years. if, indeed, it has ever
been surpassed in amount and the needs OF the
mills must be supplied with domestic WOODS
unless the latter advance to a point "hlch
renders importations possible. Territory woois,
however are still far below the level OF prices
at which importations OF woods in competition
with them are admissible The sales of the week
in Boston amounted to 3.475, 600 pounds domestic
and 2l00C0 pounds foreign making total OF
8 975 600 against total Of 800 O0O for the pre-
vious week and a total Of 1,O00,500 for the cor
responding week last year. Sales since Janu-
airy l. 1899 amount to 1s4, 97S 600 pounds, against
IS, 49, SO pounds last year at this time.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-31
EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne70 York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Speculative sentiment
was unsettled to-day and the course of prices
changed several times and very irregular
al day. Net changes are mostly the side
Of gains ana IN group Of industrial special
ties the closing at the best prices. but in
the railroad stocks, which started off with
quite a demonstration OF strength net ad-
vances are generally below the extreme rise.
The upward impulse at the opening was due
70 the much more cheerful feeling in London
regarding the TraTsvaal outlook Buying for
London account was about equal to yesterday s
selling Cor the same account.
There was covering also by local bears. who
BolG yesterday on the Transvaa scare. The
active buying movement in the railroads fell off
very largely after the first hour With the
comparative dullness of railroads and a reac-
ton in prices on realizing came renewed ac-
tinued the rest Of the day. The tobacco stocks
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-31
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Wednesday August 30.
Stn,r Queen Jepsen Sc hours from Victoria
and Puget Sound ports.
Stmr Brunswick. Andersen DAYS 1rom
stmr mrs. Samoa. Jahnsen. "a hours from Eureka.
Stmr LuelIa Miller. 64 hours from Tilamook-
Stmr Pomona. Shea, 1Sl3 hours from Eureka
Stmr Ruth. Lundquist. "a hours from Needle
Rock via Albion 16 hours
Stmr Rival Walvig. Is hours from Gsal
Rr tug Pilot Butler days from Departure
Rav. with barge Colorado in tow.
Barge Colorado. Andrews. days from De-
pG5Efre Pktn Gardiner City schmehl 10 days from
DEs6P' sehr Reliance. Skipper, Is hours from Iver
Sei5s sshr I'd Sacramento. Gruddel. 16 hours from
A;SiSr s%Sr Corinthian, Korth. 20 hours from
SShr Bartlett % days from Nuchaagak.
CLEARED.
Wednesday. August 80.
Stmr Columbia Doran. Astoria o R & n GO;
Bark Annie Johnson, Nelson Honolulu;
'R Pr bark AImora. Nicolle. Antwerp; C W Nc
Near.
Wednesday. August 80.
Stmr Whitesboro. Johnson. Greenwood,
Stur Crescent City. stockfieth. Crescent City.
Stmr Corona Goodal San Diego.
Stmr Weeott. Ellis. Eureka
Stmr North Fork, Bash, Eureka.
Bktn s G wilder Jackson. Honolulu.
Stmr George Looms. Bridget Ventura.
Ship Florence, Rhodes, Moodyville.
Br ship Ancaios, Fulton Algoa Bay.
Bark Big Bonanza, Bergman, Puget Sound.
Schr. Archie and Fontie, Johannissen, Fish
Rock.
Schr Allen A, Iversen, Eureka.
Schr Glendale, Johnson. Tacoma.
Schr Gem, Nelson Coos Bay.
Schr Five Brothers, Jensen. Phelps Landing.
Schr Mary c, Madsen. Fort Ross.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, Aug 80 10 p m-Weather
hazy; wind northwest; velocity 20 miles per
SPOKEN.
July /. lat N lon 90 w-Br ship Waterloo
from Liverpool. for Vancouver.
Aug 10, lat 10 n, Ion Is W-Br ship James
Kerr, from Tacoma, for Liverpool.
Aug 49, lat % N, Ion % W-Fr bark Norman
die from Swansea for San Francisco
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