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The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
Meeting iof District Executive
Committee.

We have bcen.unable before this
to secure these minutes, but now
clip them from the Dem. Record:
The Democratic District Exc
cvtivc Committee, for the Judicial
aud Senatorial District, composed
Of East and W,s' Fu!iciara i'arish-
"a, met in Jackson, La, Nov 3fd
1899.
W r McKowen WAS elected
chairman ands:W + Nmswor'hy
sec'y. On motion the following
committee Oh credentials was ap-
pointed bp the chairman d WAL,
A + Barrow, G IL Argne--wlIicI'
subsequently reported the following
members entitled to seats i'll thu
committee; from East Feliciana:
w II MrKowprl, II ID Moore: | >
VALID S..stauley, Geo w IL Hatch
rr, w F Noteworthy (proxy W n
Stone removed from parish.)
From West Fe!ieiana:
A f Barrow, j T Maryman, } I
Ard, (CI'rston Folks, proxy) Il "
Brandon, Up Kilhourne, proxy
and G Ii Argue.
Roll call showed all present as
written above. The following rcso
luton offered by | ID Wall, was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that primary election
be and is hereby ordered TO be held
ut the established d'prccincts through
ont the District, on the frat day o
Dec 1899, to nominate one Senator
! one Judge, and one District Alto!
ney, audsto elect members OF IT,
\ District committee. - At which pr
mary all qualified white Drmocra''
. electors::shalI be entitled to vote
The polls shall be opened as folio"
:, In East Feliciana-from . Il II, To
: y m-In West FcIiciana--from q
: m, to 5 p III. On motion it wns :
solved, tl.at the commissioners =
iected to hold. tie parish ptim,rI"
t. he appointed to hold t!lis pfimar
Is The motion by A Il Barrow, ''t!'
II West Fe!iciana be given six mel
>. hers on Tie .o4lai.:ee, t'Irchy gl
le ing equal representation with E'
4. FcIiciall;." was after discussion (
II fealcd. Ayes, Barrow, Marym"
r. Folks, Norswoaihy.
I'd Nays-Waii, STANLEY, Moor',k
lc- bourne, Arsu" au'' the c!'a'sn''
of The motion of | D Wall, "ti
Il. from and after this ds'e, the 4
or trict Executive Committee sh
m conaist of eleven (lN members
Id i've OF whom shall bc elected fr
ge West Fclicisha, tive fr"n East f.
Nv ciana and one from the District
II large, was unaniniou Iy adopt
;T, Adjourned.
he w. L. Noteworthy
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

n.issl,.;ni ~l.ai W.. WI. sas .l'e'sst-ps
mistakenly, in his behalf, or o.
some other snl.jcet. M, he
lust above .ll tlit,gs,and only hold
Thompson responsible for what
Thompson Says.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Do YOU want tirsi-elns. hi.i grade
>rwing n.ar',fm at u low Iigurs! Morris
I.rrgas Offers yo'f tli, light running New
Home (it has no ri,.sD for he relncr,i
price 81. $3.50. This offer holds good
for tia. nex, 6 days.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
S,rawlmrry Plants For Sale,

: have few plants If the following
varisti which a:e the hest for the
Suulh. 1t $500 pr l'H0. Rramywina.
Excelsior, Mirpi's ,:asIy and n'iisn's
hlbilny. Whitman Wilcox,
Wakefield, l.a.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
F. judicial Notjc.sH
Jud:c:as Notice.

State nf Louisiana Parish II Wpst Fell.
riall, i3lh Iud Uist i'surt.
Nh 43a :;nrrrssian III VIA y '.vs".
Nniirr IL 's rs.ay Sissa THAI HaH"::.
El;yas..i, Will;a.as. wid"w ~ " : l.rs"'
has .pi.ii.',l far iestnrs rf Ahnini,!r.'i" ~
in tin. ahs.r .nrrys,i"n in! tu"! will u"
';r,;.lr,l unless legally err"'"s.
illfU /. (. '"i''' fasss
Cl.:k.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
seilee 10 1respassers.

The puh,ie is hrse'.y warned that tlis
.Aftul Villa, l.ay,or, a,.a Maxweii plan'a-
,ions arr posted against all intra.ltss aisl
agents Of any description.
AIRS. Y. z. Howell.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

West Feliciana seems to be"sOme
pumkins' these days, and not the
weaker brother as in the past.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Keep your weather eye open up
OH those promises for a passenger
train. We have been promised be,
fore, and reaped what! Nothing.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

1t is absurd TO complain Of the
INSANE Asylhnl's being in politics.
When was it not in politics T.. Aud
who, but Gov Poster eeer tried to
get it ont of the embroglio Of par
iSlI politics That he did not sue.
ceedyseems hardly his fault, wllr,t
the lhoughtful reader remembers
that The opposition press Of EaSi
PeliCsana began the attack OH DIR,
Hays, atIll hardly allowed hipftic
privilege Of going about the par
ish, without expressing suspicion
of his aetioDs. That he allows
neither fiaction admission TO the
Asylum 10 talk politics to the EN-
plOyeeS is, We hear l,is rule, and Is
a good one, which cosnmeills him
TO the public.
West Feliciana wants no part or
paIapl in the Asylum controversy.
iris nIcgelya b difference we think
as to whose ax il Eelug gore,l. And
II, East Reliei,Ina win not let the
Asylum stay out Of politics, why,
An her bead mnki rest the Irall,le
oft. West Feliciana may callTils
lsu k or -alls wise, possibly pfVii'
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
We are au.l.siz"l :" annon,,r.
For .Ihp,;E.

We are authorized ~ announce
CnAs. K1LBuuRSS.
as ~ candidate for the otfi.e Of
Judge of this Judicial District,
subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic party.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
FoE DlsrR1cr ArroRSEy.

We are authorized to announce
los. l.. GoLsaS,
:,s a candidate for the office Of Dis
irict Attorney of this Judicial Dis
trict. subiact to the action of thu.
Democratic party.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

We are authorized to- announce
RoRrRr q. WrKilrFg.
~ a candidate for the otfice Of Dis
trirt Attorney Of this Judicial Ills.
,rics, subject to the action of tl.s
Democratic party.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Now is West Feliciana's oppor-
tunity to get full representation on
the district executive committee,
and to enjoy that balance of power,
which she has never heretofore en-
joyed. Every dog should have hia
day. West Felicianians, to mali,
should throw private opinions and
personal animOsities to the winds
and vote unanimously to'keep the
parish solid sud undivided. e
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
FOR I!Eyr

FOR IiEN's'
The two story building, kiiown
rs Acme Saloon, n..,rr---5. Fn.yi,..n
$ Co.'S For I;.s,'e,ll;,rs, apply Ut
ihis Office.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
FOX ii .AhStl. ~.

Vie lsa us,;inn. es Elv ~ ,'N'r:Hiii''
:,r ,,a,s!,si .f tl,- i,.~n al ri.
t',am.isviih.
II. ". In~s.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Wanted 80 kuy.
A g"o,! mich COW. Apply at
Ills office.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
That Pas ;'svr Tr's.ii,

4. X. G. isf, Superintendent, nf
..ra;lic un thiS rr,',w"s !r."".F'i'ia. !
All | held adsn'e~ MO WITH ',taSl +
r;s Wo ana sewers. o.'n. paMs
.u..,t ci.izrlls, relative to the la'fh
ar demand for u paas'agct ti:'ih.
Tie facts were forriply laid Mri"r'
him, and he w, assured thai III ,i!lsI
::,g less tram l'a,'"'lge. train
would salt us. TIE Here cessa,inD
Il sac!l aInayis:ees Is l.'ng stop
l,:es,s. at the oil mill, vtc, 'Soaid mo-
.a Sailic'e 10 satisfy tie 3nhlle.
Iii h has t!.Nas;, long forbrasan, &
grown rcstitc.
\ passenger train, that w"n:d.
take travellers to New Orlraus out
of here in The morning, AMI brt.s
them back that nig"t, llowe'c: fisw,
would ln satisfactory. safhcFe w
no desire. on oar part to dictate "a
% schedule or other minor arrange
ments farther than that.
Mr.. Grief promised to take tie
ne,ttNr r-uu,'s..,-..tl '.iAe'as.'.', and if ti'
financial aspects of tho c:isr Wn,,lu
| Justify it, there should arrange.
mentshe made for the pefplc on this
.'oadsto have al'as.enarf tram.
Such is the oaiiook. But We
warm our poop|e not to be lnoye'
up with lloi'e,. undalS S'u'lll'alr:
have sustained. usin e past The.
proved fa'lnaDns.
| However as i last resort, there IL
The appeal ID The railroad commits
sion
s',sfFe .fsr.rt ma,i,. 10 t,iin thu t.,
Ilunhia;,'s sGuiE in fas'r Of ril"md
.g.,il,st Ms Ti,o,.aS"a, IS u .lhF
hiul we htplp wtsl prev" a"nri'sr y
every lnsiaacp. i''ne!y 81, ian'n!'
sri, is not ers.m,i>ii'Ie. fr' al II
Calumhl;.a says. any ihn!a' 'hAi' l'.'
! hal f:'l,r i.t,ri;i ~ the i'rtse en-
nyyt, his nti,er Journalistic. snl
pnr.ers III ,ile district, may cliau'
TO say. The True DemWlslt fo
one, while true t0tllc party i'ml
:. Thompson, says what II l'laase'
, without ,iictatim frMl any oDe,au
/, NO should regret, il' cas-. of ~
slips ofol'r~ fl''tsII 4o''.g'
should be'ltsls' = l,vt
: us he certain
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Mr.. Pipes gives the premiums
for the East Feliciana Fair and MIR.
Thompson wins them. Who..is the
better farmer ?
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
What TEsy@say-- w

Onr esteemed contemporary, Tho.
True Democrat of West FGlic;ana
has the nalnc of Hon S. McC.
Lawrasoil 9t it's mast head as its
choice for Governor. Judge l4awHa-
son was Il prominent figure in the
COnstitftiOual Convention; ileiS the
present. State Scnator for East and
Nest Fe'iciana and so far as we
have seen he has a clean record, is
a Democrat of theirs water and
his frienis hefe'are -aayQoatihg his
claims and will urge Ills pandidaeY.
Columbian. 81
Z Judge Lawrasoii, as is well
known, is a candidate for Gunernas
torid -honors, having announced
several months since, and3s making
aGuiet but aggressive personal caa-
vass throughout the state meeting
thepeopIe and becoming 9eqaaillt-
effwith them as much asspossiiaie.
He is one OF our distinguish
cd sons and he's filed numerous
public offices with honor to himself
and reople;is at present State Sena-
tor; was a prominent member Of she
late Constitutional Convention and
did much effective work in help for
Imulating our present organic law.
Judge Lawrasoh impresses one ;ls
being gentleman of BRILLIANT at
tainments and possessing those
| qualities that constitute our fore
most men. BE speaks very en-
/ eour;sgiHT of his prospects ftj
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25
sGTisra

sGTi:r.
Tlr mill : /, ,.,r,'y.y a.sa's'
lns:,.r N;,".l. 'ri.nsrrn, sl".R ni
.ai< %. nslr 0g.'ca aadsn WIS pa -,
i ,rx nr 'lri.:ing t;nrrirpa aays : =
%itl,..ut special r'sll,i ssSia'i
slissi.. J.. aat.h'ws.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

The Wilson OoIumbisn, lasF
week, said something Of the East.
Felicianw delegation voting for
Heard for governor. ThiSwe doubt.
We firmly believe that in the end,
East Feliciana will rot he so lost
10 district pride az to stand hy any
than their own senator, Samuel
IIawrason, for governor. Wise
tqpnSels should prevail ana keep
for Hr1tEict solid for hIm-if oily
fLis is wl,sf w. Certain It is, that
is her due, and LawToSSSsSa..'."a a,, "'''"'
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25


Admiral Dewey has been much
criticized for transferring the
Washington residence, prosented
to him By gift Of the people, to bis
wife. 1t trnnspires, since she in
turn gave it to Geo Dewey, his son,
that 1t was done to secure the title,
and, very probably, to make sure
that it would descend in the family
according to the laws of primogeni-
ture. 1t was therefore not all af
front but delicate attention TO the
people.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

It's q poor week that has no cleo
tion in it.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

Subscription price, per year, sl.5O
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

West Feliciana is for LawTason.
Vico-Prcsident Hobart is dead.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

iberia parish has instructedI foI
Law raSOn for Governor.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-25

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 24.-Wheat opened weak at
1913 d751ac for September. compared with yes
terdays closing price Of 76l44762sc. Liverpool
showed a closing decline of 2407sd. consider
ably more than had beer looked for North
west receipts We're again heavy. Shows crop
report decidedly bearish in tone talking
favCrably Of the crop prospects and materially
year. putting both the winter and spring yield
at 25, OOo 0U1 bushels, total OF 500 90 90. The
fact initial prices were below puts" how
ever, acted a steadying influence the
market for a time, as considerable buying was
done TO protect these privileges. The market
touched 151+c Immediately alter the opening.
but recovered to 753sc and held at about that
price until II o'clock when decline ensued
and carried the price TO a point lower than
has been touched Tor weeks Even the most
sangUine bulls threw their holdings, or
as much as they could, for the demand was
small at the best. September finally declined
to 74l2c and closed weak at 74l2G744sc.
Corn Slow and heavy all day. The
weakness of wheat influence Sep
tember closed nc lower.
Oats sympathized with the other grains
September closed hQ%sc lower.
Provisions were a shade easier at the start,
but a demand from shorts soon developed at
the concession and the prices recovered quick
ly. The excellent cash demand undoubtedly in
6uenCed buying, as did also the prospects of
an amcable settlement OF the labor troubles
at the yards. AT the close September pork was
&C higher and lard and ribs 21245c higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
For Saturday, June q.
The STOCK MARK

The court decision in the gas rate boil
stored Gas and Electric UP to s74 on the morn
ing session on the Bond Exchange but the
price dropped back again to s73 3716. Other
changes were insignificant. This exchange will
adjourn from July to July 7. inclusive.
Mining stocks continued firm and the re-
ported ore improvement in Con. Cal. and Va.
still further hardened the price of that stock
to 81 So Ophir sold up to 81 &C. and the other
stocks were proportionally firm a rule. The
telegram from the pump salG: The second
elevator is running steadily on one-thrd time
holding the water down. The last sections
We expect to start and run it on full time
Tomorrow ~
The annual meeting of the West Consolidated
Virginia and California Mining Company will
be held on Wednesday.
The Alta assessment of cents per share
will be delinquent in the companys office to-
morrow.
The delinquent assessment sale of the Seq.
Belcher and Mides Con. Mining Company will
be held tomorrow.
The Geary- street, Park and Ocean Railroad
Company has declared a dividend of so cents
per share, payable tomorrow.
The San Francisco Gas and Electric Com
pany has declared a dividend OF ~ cents per
share payable July l.
The regular and extra dividends of % cents
per share by the Homestake Mining Company
will be paid tomorrow.
This week agreement may be reached be-
tween the Comstock mining companies and the
company which is erecting a large power plant
at Floriston, on the Truckee River, whereby
the mines will obtain electrical power at from
S. to IS per horse power per month, against
the present average cost of about $50
The German Savings Bank and the San Fran
cisco Savings Union have each declared divi-
term deposits and 1-3 per cent per annum
on ordinary deposits, payable July l.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

street S 1850, W 126, N 1926, 1864 to be-
ginning, being lots l to 4, block A; Hlscher
Tract Alameda (subject to mortgagel; sdo.
George f. and Susan Hill to James h swift;
lot on NV corner of Pearl street and Central
avenue. w 122 to point of beginning OF zo iand an
herein conveyed, thence n 140, W 20, oO:2fa
w so, S 19O:2&, e 100 to beginning subject TO
a mortgage to Alameda Savings Bank, Ala
media $4,000 - -.
Valerie Whittell to Herman F. Dexter, lot
on NE corner Santa Clara avenue ana Paru
street, E 81 by n 140, being lot % ana p9r-
tion of lot q. Map of Norton Property Aia-
media; $40
F. H. Williamson to W. A. Carnes lot on
S line of Railroad avenue, 16O OF frospec'
street, w l60 by S 800, quitclaim deeo' Ala
media; 81. ,,,.
Edith and Thomas F. Robertson and Wllllanl
A. Carnes to Mason Carnes, lot on Ilne 1l 3f
Railroad avenue, 100 w of Prospect street, W
100 by 265, portion of Aughinbaugh ZZS-acre
Tract, Alameda; SO. IT,
George H Mayhem to Rose E. Mayhem (w1te
of G. H. }, lot on w line of Champion street; zyo
S of Pleasant so by w 125. being lot D. pioch
D, Champion Tract Brooklyn Township gift.
Same to same. lot line OF LANDS OF
Stevens. at NV corner of 1-acre tract OF n.
G. Sessions and NV corner of lands OF Maria Nara
Turtle by deed of November 80. 1903, thence
Sc 1853 chains SW 17.s feet, NV 75S chains
NE 17.9 feet to beginning, Brooklyn 1o"h-
ship; gift.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
&c minimum, 80; mean, SO.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
a
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
pEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The Gamers are paying the following prices
Peaches, $40 for frees and $50 for clings; Apri-
cots s35655 per ton, according to size, quality
and district Bartlett Pears, s4Od5o per ton;
Green and yellow Plums, $40 per ton.
Yesterday unusually dull day Re-
ceipts were not large, but the demand was
poor Prices stood about the same for all de-
scriptions.
The demand in the interior for canning ac-
count is as brisk and prices rule firm.
The scarcity in Bartlett Pears is we'll illus
trated by the fact that the Gamers. being un-
able to find any uncontracted lots to fill their
orders obliged to buy from the shippers
is great year for the California fruit grower.
Cantaloupes from Winters brought 81 25 per
box
DECIDUOCS FRUITS
Apples 35cas1 per large box; Crabapples. 4O
Q50c per box.
BERRIES-Bla s3d4 80 per chest
Strawberries, seas per chest for small and 50 70
@3 so for large berries Raspberries. s417 per
chest Logan berries S406 per chest.
Seedless Grapes from Yuma, per crate
Currants 81 SOFAS so per chest
Cherries. 60G90c per box for black: Royal
Anne. 75@9oc; black. in bulk s99c per Id; Royal
Anne. Sq9c per h.
Green Pears 25cGs1 per box, according to
size. and 25qSoc per basket; Bartletts. SOL so
per box.
Figs 25@5oc for single and 75cas1 per box for
double layers of black and = for white.
Apricots. 50GS5c per box and 40@60c per bas-
ket for Royals
Peaches. 5oaSOc per box and 35@6Oc per bas-
ket.
Plums, S5d6Oc per box; Prunes. 75dS5c per
crate Sbe,rI JaPanese pne Pnms oL1l1n: - per crate
hTfy CTRys PFRT 2Sgaes per drawer :, z,
per box; Seedlings. s1d1 so: Mediterranean
Sweets. 81 250D1 75: Lemons, $1G2 for common
and " SCQa so for good to choice; Mexican
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
Workhouse for aged Animals.

The Englishman (Calcutta) contains a
most interesting account of the workhouse
or asylum for aged and infirm beasts and
birds that was established some thirteen
years ago by a society of influential Hii =
ten miles from Calcutta, and is under the
control of a manager, with a staff of
eighty servants and an experienced vet
erinary surgeon. In the place at present
cows, III calves. 72 horses, 13 water bl:ffa-
loes. 60 sheep, 10 goats, 141 pigeons. Al
cocks and hens. cats, monkeys and !
dogs. This remarkable asylum is de-
scribed as being most Systematically and
mercifully managed. The COW paupers
have especially a good time of it. mas
much as on the occasion of the ''meitl'
natives go from far and near to decora te
and worship them.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
A QUEER SCOTCH LAIRD.
Able to Block a Bridge So as to Save
His Ferry.

If Scotchmen have not lost their natlve
shrewdness the ebullitions of landlordism
which are constantly reported should
teach a wholesome lesson to those VINO,
during recent years have been lured into
the landlords political camp. No doubt
the permeation of the country with rory
ism encourages more naughty 1nSlStence
upon proprietorial rights. Within the past
few weeks J. w. H. Grant, the Laird OF
Elchies. has given an amiable exposition
of his views as to his duties as a land
owner Over the Spey, between Aberlour
and Elchies, is ferry belonging to this
crossing by the ferry-boat when the cur
rent is strong, there has long been an
agitation for the provision of a footbridge
over the river, and the recent drowning
of two prominent residents brought the
movement to a climax.
The requisite funds for the purpose have
been guaranteed, and all the Laird of Ell
chies was asked to do was to grant a site
the north bank of the Spey. Once before
when he was approached on the subject
he laid down the practically prohibitive
condition that the bridge should be built
at a spot where the river is so wide that
the work would have cost thousands in
stead of hundreds of pounds. This time
he has refused to grant the proposed site
on the ground that If he did so he would
run the risk of losing a valuable patri-
mOnial interest in the ferry, which, by the
substitution of bridge, might be entirely
lost. a request of the local authorities
that he should name any terms he wished
to Impose was met with a further refusal;
and. consequently, though there seems to
be an undoubted right of way over the
river, the erection of a bridge is prevent
ed. The value of the "patrimonial in
terest" which is thus allowed to stand in
the way of the safety and convenience of
the public may be estimated from the fact
that the ferry. combined with a house and
farm. produces a rent of els a year,
London Truth.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

Go0th Meridian-Pacific Time0
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24-5 p. m.
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations in California to-day:
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

stmr Valencia, Lane, Manila, via Honolulu;
Russian stmr Dalny vostok. Erickson. Che
mainus: H NJ Newhall.
Haw ship John Ena Madsen. Port Town
send; Renton Holmes & Co.
Schr Allen A, Schage. Kahului; Alexander &
Baldwin.
Saturday, June "a
Stmr Santa Cruz Olsen,
Schr Mary c. Madsen, Fort Ross.
Schr Barbara Hernster. Jensen, st Michael
CHARTERS.
The Amiral Troude was chartered prior TO
arrival for wheat to Europe, 2Ss 90
Ihe Willscott is chartered for wheat to Eu-
rope. 30s
The Genesslin loads wheat at Portland for
Europe, 35s; option Of Cape Town 37s ed.
Ihe Honolulu loads lumber at Tacoma Tor
Guaymas, ean Ss; Standard, lumber at Moodyvine
SPOKEN.
Rin June f1dr, a. lat & As So N Ion 2S 50 W-ship
June 9. lat 12 n. lon p W-Br ship Australia,
from Shields. for San Francisco.
"nen IN the course of human events 1t be-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BANDON-Sailed June 23-Schr Volante for
San Francisco.
POINT INT ARENA-Arrived 1I3I June 2s-stmr AlO
NEAH BAY-Passed June 24-Nor stmr Tita-
mia; Pofg hencT ToJln9c JTne 70 for Nanaimo.
w Watson from Tacoma for Tahiti.
GRAYS HARBOR-Arrived June 24-Schr
Glendale, hence June 10; schr Emma Utter hnc
Sailed June 2Hstmr Grace Dollar. for San
EUREKA-Arrived June 2Lstmrs South
South Coast and North Fork. hencoe June q;
stmr Pomona, hence June %.
ALB1ON-Arrived June 24-Stmr Aloha I'm
Point Arena.
PORT CREsCENT-Passed June 24-Bark
Kate Davenport, from Port BlakeIey, for San
Francisco; bktn Klikitat, from Port Ludlow,
for Honolulu.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK-Sailed June 23-Ship z B Sut-
ton, for Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SYDNEY-Arrived June 2S-Br bark Domin-
ion from Port Blakeley.
FALMOUTH-Arrived June 22-Nor ship Hia-
watha, hence Jan 20. June 24-Br ship City OF
Florence, from Tacoma; FIR bark Colbert. from
Tacoma.
Sailed June 24-Br ship Galgate. for Antwerp
MISUNDERSTANDING prior June 23-Haw
ship Hawaiian Isles, from Chemainus.
QUEENSTOWN-Arriv June 23-Br ship
Allerton from Oregon; Br ship samoenA, from
Oregon. and proceeded for Dublin. June 2-Fr
bark Louis Pasteur hence Feb 8.
Sailed June 23-Br ship Walter II Wilson. for
M yhip Merven sT shp o4 f0F
Sailed June 23-Br ship Balasore, for Ant
OFF KINsALE, June 2s-Br ship Eurasia,
hence Jan 7, for Liverpool.
BRISBANE-Sailed June 2s-Br stmr Aoran-
Arrived June 24-Br stmr Miowera, from
GQUIoUE-saned June 2l-Br ship Dynomens.
NGKONG-Arrived prior June 24-stmr
Columbia, from Tacoma.
PORT ELIZABETH-Arrivcd June 2@Br
ship Falls Of Halladale from Tacoma.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
BRISBANE-Arrived June 2AStmr Mowers,
from Vancouver.
HONGKONG-Arrived June 2-Stmr Colum-
bia from Portland, Or.
NEW YORK-Sailed June 2+Stmr Pretoria.
for Hamburg; stmr Umbria for Liverpool; strnr
Mesaba, for London: stmr La BretaEne. for
Havre; stmr Statendam. for Rotterdam stnr
Saae, for Naples; stmr Ethiopia. for Glasgow.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived June 24-stmr Aztec.
from San Francisco.