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HOLDING UP THE MIRROR TO
THE LEGISLATURE.

Whatever may be The individual opin.
ions Of the Legislators IN regard TO these
tables, Whatever measure oi compli-
ment or abuse may he beaped upon TuE
JouRsAL for publishing them, the fact
remains that these tables, and especially
the summary published today give an
accurate index Of the character Of the
last legislature as il appears from the
record.
While on some Of the measures there
is an honest difference Of opinion, yet
ON most Of them II is not difficult TO de
eide which lie the the right side from the
standpoint Of the people, Of economy,
and of good government.
While some Of the members, who are
unquestionably honest men, make a
poor showing, II Is because they dis
played poor judgment or allowed them.
selves 10 be- honey.iugglcd by others
into supporting bad measures Their
services 10 the people, II is to be hoped,
was Of some greater value than Is indi.
ca.ed by the record here shown, and We
have not tried to make out bad record,
bscanse wo have omitted roll.calls on I
some matters too small and uncompli.
meniary TO be- even worth mentioning.
We propose to print list Of the mem.
bers making the best records. and wor.
Thy Of denomination.
Those who know them best know not
only that their characters are thus pub.
liely approved by their deeds, bat that
they are men who think for themselves.
from the standpoint Of the people, and
were too acute 10 be- led Into The support
Of many measures nanliestly bad, aud
they should DO returned by the people.
Asto those who made tho question.
able records, tho less said the better.
Some chose the devious way from
choice some were merely willing iools;l
others, likc the speaker, from custom
and poaiiion, were unable to make
good record. i,
la fact, 10 man who sat aud watched I
and studied this legislature, Individually | 1
and collectively, Tor sixty days, through
The special and regular sessions. II seoms Il
that these tables, combined IN ibis sum. 9
mary, furnish remarkably accurate .
and reliable analysis Of tho respective q
members. b
TnE JouRSAL Publishes ihese round. d
ipa a. the cost Of considerable work aud o
izpensc, and with no hope Of reward Il
'lher lhan the benefit that may fow p
rom the advancement, u the causa OF Z
ood government. Il remains lor the /,
'ecple 10 asslmilale and make appllea. b
lon Of the Information thus placed at {,
heir disposal. n
The Improvement OF system Of gov, al
rnment is sloW evolutionary process, d
roughl about BY discussion. But the leg. le
'laior must be arFuigued individually
ven though HE bad rccord Was made %
ndera bad system II a legislator Il an N
ones, man and Willing TO learn aud m
ult evil practices be deserves respect il p
oi Te-election. "a
The system ci working for lccal ap. IA,
lcpriations a. such leads 10 the mis- IA,
kes ana 70 satlns large sums q money IN
loonsli,ulionaily irom the pcopie. Il
project or existing Institution have III
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Peace Drclnfe.

Why devote all your time reading
the Boer War and the Gold Fields OF
Alaska? There are other matters OF
vital Importance; you may make trip
East, and will want to know how TO
travel In order TO have the best SER
vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ry.,
between ST. Paul and Chicago. For
rates und other information, write JAS.
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore
yOn
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THE MINORITy pAprIrs

The campaign Ia Oregon this year will
have ~ vital factors the usual minority
pirties with tickets la the field. Pres.
sent indications show the presence OF at
least lhrco Of thcse-the Pruhibltionists
the Middle'Roadcr Populisls, and the
Socialists. In several counties the So.
cialisls are already organised aud mem.
Dor of that belief saws he estimates at
least thrcc hundrcd Social Democrats
Ia Marion county,
IL Is 10 be presumed wherever the
vital principles ct these minority parties
arr at stake OF deeply Involved the mem.
beru will vote their convictions for their
oNn eandidatcs Hut where there is no
clash Of conviction or principle as he.
tween candidates they will do as other
irrcborn Americans and vote Tor the
best man io' the placo all things con.
s.dered' for instance, Il ono OF these
parties has no candidate for county Of.
hcc' like county iadge OF clerk or asses
sor, il Nill he no crime to vote for the
candidate Of some other party. Indoed /
h Nonld be pretty nearly a crime not 10 |
vote 'or good man Il he did not hsp. |
pom 10 b. a RPulist, Prohib.,ionis, ar
a so''a' pe@oCmt The minority pant,
aade' our institutions is a sacred thing
% lons as il is honestly scekiasa a relorm
a'd ls no, permitting i,syli to he used
a. a ea'spaw Of some laoser organization
A. has beeu the ease. As rule alno,.
ny parties aro composed Of individual,
not likely to cell OO, their principles 70,
Ash % any other advantage.
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In answer to the Portland Telegram's
assertion that Oregon will need a man
OF exceptional influence in the United
States senate during the next few years,
the editor 0f the Hrppner Times admits
It's truth, but says he ~ not out lor office
aud absolutely refuses to be a candidate
for senator.
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l;HHi|gl|
You Can Get
a Lower Berth.

With oue exception tile through
Trains Of the Burlington K, ute
are almost invariably well-hlled.
he exception Is our ST. Paul.
Chicago Limited On the limited
mere is usually room aud 70
spare
Don't infer that Il II neither
~ hne, nor So fast, as ANY tralr
nt ANY other line between 81
raul aud Chicago On the cot
trary, there Ii no more beautiful
,lraln Ia America. IL has electric
llHht' Ste1m heat, wide veStibules
Ine IA 'st SitiSfdctpry dlninG.cI
''e'Vl'i - t1t GIIiins1h-LHl
I'""r berth FOR everybody.
A. &. SH ELDoN.
Hen1 AGENT. Portland -
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PULLING THE RECORD
Compilation Of the Aye and No Vote
Of Legislators.
On Sixty Measures Before the House q
the Regular and SPECIAL
Sessions.

Palmer leads with 48 good votes TO
II bad ones and absence out Of 60 roll
calls.
Stump is close second with AZ goot
Votes TO ~ bad ones and absence.
whitney comes next with a to IA and
2 absences.
Gray and Gregg each have credit foi
~ good votes; the latter was absent
three times and only voted wrong H.
while the former answered to every
roll call, and IL times wrong.
For low place Stanley shows a record
Of white. as black aud 8 absent.
He is followed closely by Bayer with
0-45 6.
Hobkirk was absent but three times
80 got in 10 good votes TO AZ bad ones.
Whalley and Freeland come next with
II good votes each, but Whalley got in
45 bad ones TO Freeland's Al.
Moody voted right ~ times and the
other Multnomah men run about the
same.
The best showing made by Republi.
can is by Brattain, 40 good votes TO l3
bad ones and Mcqueen, McCulloch and
Lewis follow in the order named.
The poorest showing by Union legis-
lator Is that Of sherwin, of sugar beet
bill fame" IS TO 80, and Donnelly has
II 10 30, being absent times 10 Sher.
win'sO. McAlister comes next with %
10 81.
The only two men who answered TO |
zach Of the 60 roll calls were Gray and
Smith.
Taking the average for all the Union
members we got 33.2 good votes IN 200
lad ones and 6.3 absences out Of the GO
'oll calls.
The Republican average shows 20.l
Iood votes 10 1913 bad ones and 81
Ibsences.
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d. Bulls Cough Syrup Wall Cure
throat and lung trouble without fail.
For grippe, inhuenza and a deep seated
cough or cold, II IL the best remedy of.
iercd 10 the public. TIE doses are
mall and a hltlle costs only 21r.
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1.-THE Noblest Mind

The best cOntentmeut has" Yet,
however noble la MUD, no man on
woman can nave perfect cOntenLiuenl
without physical health. The blood
must be kept pure aud the stomach
and digestive organs In good order.
! he besJ means f.r this purpose 4,
inOts Sarsaparllla. IL promptly
cures all blood huuOrs aud eruptlOns
inI tones up the system.
Tue iavorlte cdtharLic Is Hoods
Pills,
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81 used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in my
family with wonderful results. 1t gives
immediate relief, Is pleasant to take and
is truly the dyspeptic's best friends. p"
aays +. Hartgerinck, Overisel, Mich.
Digesis what you eat. Cannot fail 10
to cure. Stones Drug Stores.
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EXPANSION VS. IMPERIALISM.


EXPANSION vs. IMPERIALISM
The words expansion and imperialism
are often used as meaning the sam
thing. They are different terms am
have vastly different meanings. Tbos
who persist In using the words inter
changeabIy are In the main those VIII
are at heart imperialists.
The true expansionlst is one who IA
yors the natural growth Of our territory
by the rightiul acquisition Of embryoni,
states. When we acquired Floridl
from Spain and ;ie province O
Louisiana from Napoleon we looked for
ward TO what subsequently resulted, the
erection Of sovereign states with equa
rights with ourselves.
The modern imperia!.ss is ono who
takes his Ideas from monarchies tnota.
bly, from England), and intends 10 treat
our new possessions" az colonies, and
give the people thereof such rights and
privileges as we may see NJ 10 grant
them. To the imperiallst the declara.
lion OF independence aud the constitu.
tion Of the United States arc Of no use
when dealing with colonies.
The true expansionist docs not be-
lIeye In colonies, but In territories, be-.
cause tho latter are the first steps 10
Nor does he believe In ter.
rilories unless with the consent Of the
governed, and only " IN due consider
,tion OF their political as we'll ~ their
Individual rights.
Tho true expansionist iayor toler.
'lion, and believes In propagating his
IDEAS by moral means from the heart
'nlwsrd, and not by compulsion from
Without
The imperialiut IL intoicient, aud be.
iescs In forcing bis yiows upon others.
IA religion lac has aiwa, eecn pcrse.
n'or OF their scots, sometimes with
he rack aud thumbscrew, and some.
imes with social ostracism.
In politics the impcriallst has always
isisied upon ruling Others, aud has
ser abounded Ia prcloxts and excuses,
nch ~ a desire TO give "a stable" gov.
10 others who arc declared TO
. incapable Of seli.goyernment. oil
'cse arguments President Lincoln
nee said' They ap tho Arguments
ial kings have made for enslaying the
soplo In all ages Of the world
hoy always bcslrode tho necks Of tho
ople' not that hey wanted TO do il,
AZ beoauso tho pooplo were better OH
u being ridden.' In the industrial
alm the imporialist believes Ia trusts,
'd his IDEAL Is tho great captain OF la. Z
is'ry, who're the many labor Zoe ,he
". II
Imperialism Is tho esscrco OF mod.
u English 'iingoism" aud il means
at migh, makes right, that tho strong \
~. rule aud exploit tho weak. In. q
riaiism upholds the doctrine Of che I
RIVAL Of tho "htest, which usually d
ans the toughest" Imperialism 6
ANS tho diylae right OF kings. and I
> rule OF the ieS over the many.
Z imperialism l. sgain to take ROOT in b
; United States il will mean lha, $
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there Is to be a reversal Of all that this
nation has distinctiyely stood for from
the day Of It's birth ill now.--Jas. p.
Cadman, Christian Herald, Of Detroit.
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NJ. B. Smith. Butternut. Mich, says,
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
very best pills ever used for costive-
ness, liver and bowel tronbles." Stones
Drug Stores
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Manager Cordray will give souvenirs
to the ladies' attending the "ChArity
Ball" matinee Saturday.
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The Hungry Are Fed

And men are made happy by enjoying
the good dinners and other meals served
at all hours at the 81. Elno Restaurant.
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To Cure n Cold In ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Oalnine Tablets. All
druRRirts einnd the money ifit fails tO eur
y. W. Groves signature Il on each boz. 25c
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WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
Daily boats To Portland as aboye
Transfers To street car line at Oreyon
CITY II tile Steamersare Ielayed thsre
Round trip tickets To all points in
Oregon, Washington or California
Connections made at Portland with
all rail, ocean aud river lines.
W. II. HURLBURT,
Gen Pass. Agt.. Portland, Or.
u. NJ. POWERS, Agent, Trade Street
duck, Salem.
BOISE Il BARKER, CITY Agent..
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Bay r, J. G. (Rep.) . % +,
Multnomah county.
Beach, s. G.. (Rep.) IL 80
Multnomah county.
Blackaby, J. X. (Unionl ~ 20 Z
Malheur county,
Brattain, +. NJ, (Rep.) 10 IL Z
Lane county.
Briggs, Abner, (Rep.) 23 80 4
Washington county,
Butt, Clarence (Hep,) ~ 20 3
Yamhill county. Il
Carter, 4. V. lRep.) ~ 81 l
jackson county.
Conn, Jas. w. tUnion) IL 4 80
Douglas county.
Cummings, Wm.L. tRep.) 2S % 4
Marion county, =
Curtis, q, j. (Rep.l 10 30 q
Clatsop county.
Davis, g. Il. (Rep) ~ "a &
Lincoln county.
Donnelly, X. N. (Rep.) IL 80 z
Grant county.
Farrell, :. tRep,l IL u 2
Multnomah county,
Flagg, u. IL, (Rep.) - 32 4
Marion county.
tordnoy, Peter lUnion) ~ 20 o
Wallowa county.
Frceland, T.. l.. Rep.) IL al \
Morrow county.
Grace, w. T.. (Union) 81 10 o
Baker county.
Gray. W. 4. (Unlon) i3 II ..
Lane county.
Gregg, n, +, (Onion) % II 3
Polk county.
Hall, j, T.. (Rep) 2l 20 II
Columbia county.
llauson, ). q. (RepD l3 Al q
Gillian county.
Hill, Geo. II. tRep.) IL "a 3
Multnomah county.
Hobkirk, Peter, (Repl I'D AZ 8
Multnomah county.
Jones, ID, NJ. (Unionl 20 IL l3
Linn county,
knight, George (Union) 30 "a I
Clackamas county.
kruse, J. l.. (Rop.l 2j 2I IA
Clackamas county.
lamson, T.. +. (Rep.) 2l IS |
Iamhill county.
Lewis, Abner lRep) iSi % 3
Marion county. I
Marsh, q, W. (Rep.) 20 20 l6
Washington county.
Massingill, W. A. (Rep.l 2l 80 3
Lake county.
Maxwell, J. W. tRep.) l3 43 I
Tlllamook county.
McAllster, ID. A, tunionl % 81 9
Union county.
McCourt, John lRep.l 2s n N
Marion county.
McCulloch, J. W. tRep.) 81 ~ 7
Marion county.
Ivan lRcp.l 81 2l .
Lane county.
Moody, X. T., lRep,l l2 4S 5
Mullnomah county.
Morton, j W lRep.l % IS |
NascO county.
Myers, Geo. T. ORep,) Il 30 l6
. Multnomah county.
K. j. rep 2l I3l $
Benton county.
'almer, II NJ. tUnion) as nj
Linn county.
'htts. &, :. ,uniOnl MIlTI
Curry county.
Seeder, l.. b. tRepD E|S7 6
Omatllla county.
toherts, A, ;, (Rep.) rs IS
NascO county.
'oss. j, + (Repl l6 3ilIO
Mullnomah county.
herwin, T., A (Union) Is S6 q
Jackson county.
mllh, J =, (Repl s6 SSl
lmatllla county.
lanley, +. ). lRep) 7i4S
Union county.
tewart, Matthew, (Rep.) 20 80 10
jackson county.
tlllman, A. ID. Union, 80 27
lmatllla county.
iump, j, n lUnion) 47ll9I
Polk county.
hompson, Alex, (Unionl 81 80 3
Nlackamas county.
hompson, J.R.C.tRsp.) s5lgJ
Washington county.
npplng, Geo. r. lRep.) "a ~ 10
Co.'s county.
lrtee Jas. W (Unionl ~ q S
Josephine county.
haley, ], T.. lRepl llIl5 A
Mul,nOmah county.
hitney, ]. ]. (Unionl l4iIl4I .
Linn county.
illlsmson, }. n. (Rep.l I 81 sS 4
Crook county.
ilson, W, W. tUnlonl 81 ls IN
Douglas county.
onacoit, CIV. (Cnion) AZ nal /
douglas county.
ung J0han n. Req. Is a
ClatsOp county
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CASy0RrA.
psa'ssAs z1lhkatI~ sIw Naln at,
&1HMzzx
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THE DAILY JOURNAL


THURSDAY. MARCH IS 1900.
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FOR CORVALLIS

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 600 =. =,
Monday "Wednesday and Friday nj 10, 10 a, M
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Oregon ShO'I Line RliIrOll
The Direct Route to
Montana, Utah, Colorido
ana all Eastern Points.

Gives ehoce Of two iavorite route. vi.
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mai Ina
or the RIO GkANDE Scenic Lines
No Change of Cars.
On GA the Portland. Chicago Special, "hs
nnest In the West" sue
Ea, ipped With
Elegant Standard SIeepers
Tine New 0rdiGar, Tourist
5 eepers
'erb librsvBuffei Cars
Splendid Dinners, Meals
Ia carte
free Reelinng Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Completely
For iarlher information applv N
2, q. TERRY. ~. nj C1(i,S
hav. Pass. Agt. GsnI 49,,
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SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and wo,
stations at 6:44 n. m. and 4:l4 u. M way
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Daily, One Year $500. I'm Advance
Daily, -Four Months 81 90 IA Advance
Weekly. Ono Yssr s1.OO. In Alvau
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Aud way points Tuesday. Thursday and sNtur
day, 3.Op IN, '''u'
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WAR NEWS

The DAILY and WEEKLY JOURNAL lead all
competitors on getting the War News, from
all parts of the world. II prints the news ilrSr
and prints it most complete OF all.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-16
Lost Gallons of vigo.


Two Frenchmen-Count de Pradere
and Albert Andrieux-h just adj
dressed petition to the Spanish Gov
eminent for authority to explore the
Bay Of ST. Simon, in the River Vigo,
for the pL pose of searching for the
galleons loaded with geld and silver
which were sunk there On their return
from Mexico in 17o2. They base their
request on the fact that they have in
vented apparatus for submarine eNplor-
alton. Their petition is said 20 have
been favorably received by the conf
mission charged TO inquire. into the
matter. aud work viii undoubtedly be
begun in few weeks. as the French
men have everything prepared for the
snterrrise Ii may be recalled that the
late NJ. Duclerc. who was President OF
the Council of Ministers under the
presidency of Grevy. once organized a
omrary to search for the galleons OF
yigo. but. although he employed the
Ssst OF divers and the most approved
diving bells, after SPENDING several
months in exploring the bottom OF the
Bay OF ST Simon. not even the sign of
4 wreck was diseovered.-New York
Times
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THINKS vESUVIUS
IS ABNORMAL,
Professor Tascone's Observations on
the Recent Eruptions of
the volcano-Rim of
the Crater Raised.

NEW YORK, June "A Sun cable
from London says:
Professor Taseone writes as follows
on the last eruption of Vesuvius: Il
am inclined 70 rank Vesuvius among
the abnormal volcanoes. and although
my illustrious masters try 10 demon
strate that period of longer or shorter
calm follows every yesuvian eruption |
am convinced by personal experience
| that the dynamics Of Vesuvias DEFY
4 every normal law. The late explosive
! phase commenced On the morning OF
| the 18th ult, the crater reawakening
! with formidable detonaticns and ejec-
| tons of lava material TO a prodigious
| height. Toward night the detonations
| became louder and more frequent and
| at the observatory il sounded as IL we
were in the midst of an artillery bat
tie. The blocks of elected lava reached
a height of 500 meters from the level
| of the crater The rim of the crater
was raised in this way 10 meters higher
/ than it was before. but since then some
Of the material has fallen in.
! The explosions continued to be VIC
/ lent on the 5th. 9th and 18th of May. On
| the night of the It'll there was short
reriod Of calm, but next morning the
/ explosions became deaSening. occurring
| at intervals of from seven to 10 min
utes. The same day / noticed that the
smoke assumed its characteristic form,
dark and majestic, and showing the
| close of the violent phase AT about :
| D. m. the detonations suddenly ceasel.
At p. m. went UP the mountain. The
smoke and the election of stones al
long intervals prevented us from look
! ing into the crater. but explored al
the platform of the old crater of 1877.
which was entirely covered by the
great blocks of material east out. some
of the pieces being of the size of i've
| to six cubic meters"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-16
Is Afraid Of EARTHQUAKES.

Chicago engineers are designing an
acknowledgement steel palace for the
Crown Prince Of Japan. whieh. Is TO
mark the advent OF American steel con-
struction In the Mikado's land, and the
Imperial Government has appropriated
s.. 0'lo. 600 for It's erection Foundations
are being laid with q view TO rearing
the framework in February. Arounsf
the skeleton of beams and bars will be
built house Of granite and marble.
expected to eclipse in beauty OF design
anything the Orient has ever known
The palace viii adjoln the royal home
OF the aikado in Toxic. and viii spread
10 extreme dimensions Of z7o by 400
feet, rising 10 height OF 50 feet. The
architectural plans partake OF the
French renaissance.
The palace will be heated By seam
and have an Ice manufacturing and
electric light system Steel congtrue-
ten. with It's rigid elasticity. Is expect
ed 70 reyoiutionlze the building indus-
Z y IN the Aikado's land. where earth
euskss have On several occasions MIR
ed assec with structures supposedly
solic- The new palace viii rest ON 3els
deeply anchored steel columns. i'm
eedded IN concrete piers. anu
strueting engineers say the maenlfeen.
pile win resist an shocks. Part OF the
palace viii be devoted 10 government
onless -Washlngtcn Star.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-16
VESSELS IN PORT.

VESSELS In fOhl
This list does not include coasters.l
Albert. Am. blk, Griffiths. San Fran
cisco. May %.
Archer. Am bktn., Calhoun, San
francisco. May %.
Agenor, Am. sp., Colby, Newcastle,
May 3.
Aloha. Am. schr., Fry, San Francis
co, May 10.
A. ]. Ropes. Am. sp., Chapman, San
Francisco. April Is.
Australia, Br. sp., Jeuss, Newcastle,
May II.
Bapgalore, Br. sp.. Blanchard. New
castle. May 9.
Big Bonanza. Am. bk., Bergman.
| Newcastle, June 3.
Carrier Dove, Am. schr., c. w.
Port Townsend. May 81.
Carondelet, Am. bk., Stetson, New
castles June 5.
Charles f. Moody, Am. sp.. Anderson,
Tacoma. June s.
Dirigo, Am. sp., Goodwin, Hongkong,
June 10.
Edward May. Am. blk, San Fran
cisco. May II.
Erskine NJ Phelps. Am. sp., Graham,
Manila, June IA.
L. X. Wood. Am. sehr., Hansen, Ia
coma. June 3.
Florence. Am. sp.. Rhodes, Newcas-
tie. May 9.
George Curtis. Am. sp.. George S.
Calhoun. San Francisco, June 8.
Halcycn, Am. schr., Charles Mell.n.
Eureka, May 81
Himalaya, Haw. bk., Dearborn, New
castle. April Il.
Henry B, Hyde. Am. sp.. Scribner,
New York and Valparaiso, March 20.
l. F. Chapman. Am. sp., Carter, San
Francisco, April 2S.
Iyanhoe, Br. bk., Newcastle, May Is.
] Mama Ala, Haw. blk, Smith, San
/ Francisco.
Okanogan. Am schr.. Reusch, Port
Townsend, April "a
! Reaper. Am. sp.. Newcastle, May Ia.
r. p. Rithet. Haw. bktn., McPhail,
Sebastian Bach. Br blk. Nagasaki
/ February II.
Sussex. Br bk., Guthrie, Newcastle
May 81.
Standard. Am. sp.. Getchell. New
castle, May 2T.
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