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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
THE MEETING
OPENS TO-DAY
Disciples Of Christ Meet at Seventh
Street in Annual Session.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
Eer. L. e. Shipp Decides 60 Return IL
Florida Methodist Conference
May Meet Here Next Year.
The sunday Schools.

The twenty-f1ftia annual convention Of
tne Churches OF Christ in Virginia will
ppc4, at the Seventh Street CHRISTIAN
Church in tins CITY this morning. The
session VIII continue through Fr4aay nlSat
THIS convention gives great promise OF
being one Vi the very best ever held.
.horoush arrang ealeAlts have been COM
Mated and the local committees have
worked untiringIy towards The success OF
tho meeting.
The programme o. the Ministerial Asso-
CATION. which meets to-day, IS as fol-
lows:
Morning session.-a:s 0--Doyotional SER
yice. ]. A Spencer. i0-Annual address
OF the president. j. a. Dearborn. le:Ge-
Subject for the days discuss on, How
To Present our Plea for Christian Unity
Most Effectively" Preliminary state
lnents on the subject, Carey E. Morgan
i0:sAta)-as to Undeuo:a:nationa! Chris
tlani,y-The Argument from the Scrip
lures W IL Book lI:l9-Discussion-
f-Ininute talks, led by j. d, HanaAer
l1:Sa-(b)-As to the Financial Aspect, O
3. Sears. 1:50-Discussion, led by f, f.
Billiard, I2:IG-(c)-As TO the EYanSeltstlc
Argument Harry 1iinn OK. le:Se-Dis-
cussfon. led BY T. A Hodge. l2:if'--=An-
nouncement OF committees and aalo1lrll-
nlenf.
Afternoon Session--e:15- Devotional ser
vice, H J. Dudley. 2:So-(dl-As To the
Name. c. 2. Williamson, 2:5e-Discuss.on,
led by L. A Cutler 3:19-teS-As TO the
Greed, s. r. Maxwell. SS;SSa-oiseuss.of'
led by f. w. Troy. S:5o-tfl--As 70 Bap-
tisrn. j. A Dearborn. a:Io-lsscassioh'
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HEARD ON CAPITOL HILL.

Statc On:ccl.s aspHct thr Richmond
E'retlerscRsb,tr4 ana Potnmac Il. IL
Governor Tyler. Treasurer EIarmau and
second Auditor Dew accompanied the Of
tieays Of the Richmond, t'Eelaricks11rs
anu Potomac railroad over the line yes
terday By special invitation.
The Governor wi proDab.g isstle his
Thanksgiving proclamation to-day.
he 5 expected 10 take up the question
of calling the Legislature in extra session
in q few days.
CAPTAIN W. ". Barrow has returned
from Pulaski he Went up Saturday night
10 examine the Hoge Tyler Rifles, the
COMPANY recently organized by Captain
a,a.I, F4iude The new contrary
vii h. mustered IN by Colonel
stern il, a short wB1ile, 1t Is said to Je
composed OF q set Of fine young men.
The painters have abaut finished the
Governors mansion ana are nCW- at work
painting the fence around the mans. on.
Comm .ssiorler koiner will leave to-
lsy for Toduo.. where the first Of The
se ser Il Flrners' Institutes for Tide
water Virginia viii De he'd. Others WI
,s. beld this week as follows: Big Bethel.
November 18th; Chupehand, November
18th. Iyor. November 18Th.
Governor Jones, CT Arkansas accom-
na,,isa ,J,. Mrs Jones and Vice-Prasident
Warner, Of the M.ssapri Paeific ra' iroad,
stepped over in Richmond Saturday. on
the wy from tae auaca NJ t NagvSe :
News, and were driven about the CAPITOL
SQUARE. They left on a night train for
zhGme
The fail tern, Of the snareme Court viii
bs~in he-e today. Judge Pfllesar, the
new member of the Court. VIII sit fer the
first time.
,v nd .sposed yesterday and did not CONS
10 his Office. He IS ready fer all his cases,
however, ani hopes to be able to appear
4 ,15ons the prominent attorneys from a
,7isfs,1fs who are here to argue cases be-
for the Court a .s155s, EW saunders
Of Franklin. ana ' 5llase t'aWilataa s2ouia-
55 - loving no1aries have been com
,,;ssi,.sed: r. e.. DAVIS Bruins wick: E.
1I,'s ssn,selser. Highland n. Sutherland,
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fed to the execution Of the sentence.
Ty-,,+,, fTJ,, .,r,l,,-s fooToraFN stole &. tIlr-

fed to the execution Of the sentence
Walter Chambars (coIoredl stole tur-
keys out Of u market wagon and yeS.des
the regular sentence was put under Sc
curity for six months Waiter who IS
about eighteen years old and hungry look
ing, remarked with a tone OF satisfaction,
on the way to the pen, well, dnt'A carry
NE froo de winter
2. E. walton, q. young man OF Henrtco,
hired horse and buggy from Sweeney.7
stable. Young Swesn met him in tae
country with girl in the buggy Gad
stopped him. he alleges, because the horse
had b en- cruelty driven. and Walton con-
scented thai he would follow young
Sweeney to the stable Sweeney snapped
t ans with him, and was on the way
to the stable when the young man stopped
and drew a pistol and threatened to shoot
Sweeney il h didn't give him the horse
back Walton said his reason for demand
ing the horse back was that he did not
know who Sweeney was. and he AIRED
he had done wrong in giving the horse
up TO him. The charge vas carry ng
concealed " aPonSt and. it having occur
red in the county, Walton was turned
over to Constable Angle, Of Eenrlco, who
held a warrant for him.
BOTH HAD PISTOLS.
Samuel Davis and Georg Williams,
alias Henry George (cooredl, wee
arrested By Officer yVern i while acting
susp'c;ously, and while Oh the way 70 the
stationilouse George Williams tried TO ge:
r,d of pistol by throwing it away. A
pistol was also found on Sanu ! Davis.
and they were fined $50 each and Sent
to jail for thirty days. George Williams
S notorious thief, his speciality being
ducks and ge Sc.
Ape Roth (colored). whose cognornen
com s from his likeness to the missing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13

led by Cephas shelburne 4:Se-Adjoura-
/ ment.
| vice. r Z. WitleIs. S:l5--address Inc
/ Church for the Twentieth Century, Z. Z.
! Williamson.
i The programmes to be observed al NE
| other meetings are as follows:
PASTORS LEAVE
Rev +. e. Ship. of Paramount. preach
/ ed his last sermon Sunday night at the
/ ia r,nount Methodist Church, at that
| time announcing TO his congregation that
he had definitely decided to return to
Florida on account OF the sickness there
| Of near relatives.
| Rev G. NJ. Daniels preached morning
and night at RandolTh-Street Baptist
/ Church Sunday. filing his pulpit for the
: last me. Tho attendance was very large.
and the exercises very impressive and
touching. At night he preached farewell
sermon briefly reviewing his work here
Mr.. Daniels expects 10 leave the city to-
Gay at G:3s 2. ". for La Grange.
MAY MEET HERE
The Methodist ministers Of the city yes
;erlay morning.at the usual Monday-nlofll-
ing meeting, held At Cent nary, unanimously
adopted a resolution inviting the Nlr-
sinia Conference to hold its session next
year in Richmond. No doubt IS fels taae
the Conference Will accept the invitation
The body has not convened in Richmond
for the past five years and it IS about
time ,fol. If to come here again.
DIR. W. 7 Deri ux held his first ami
versary service as pastor OF the Nenapie-
Street Baptst Church on Sunday
No meeting of the congregation OF Mon
roc BAPTIST Church WAS he'd SUNDAY
nor will be until thu property IS SO d
. AT this final meeting some disposition OF
the funds in hand will be made,
A meeting of the Bible Society of Viz
s.,uia will be held today At the offices
of the Society. Tenth and Main Streets
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Methodist Sunday-School Association of
Richmond and vicinity was held sun
day afternoon at Dcnny-Street Methodist
Church Rev r. II. Bennett, OF st
Ia,ues. delivered an address or sunday
school work
Tho reports from the various schools
proved very satisfactory. each showing
an increase in MEMBERSHIP over last
month Denns-Street was awarded the
banner for the highest percentage
The Baptist Sunday-Schooi Association
held its regular monthly meeting sun
dav/ al Clopton-s;treeJ Baptist Church.
Nsnchester. ADDRESSES were delivered
by Prof. S c. Mitchell and DR.. William
r. Hatcher, and an attractive musical
programme was rendered. The reports
from the various schools proved very sat
ST. PATRIcK.s SOCIETY,".
St. Patrick Beneficial ard Socia! socie-
" held a well attended meeting at St
Patrickss Hall Sunday. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing four
months: President. G. II, Parater; Vice
President. S. s.. Loterza; Financial Sec
rotary. j. ]. Can7podoaica; Recording
Secretary F. H Welsh: Treasurer, Z L.
Bagley: Sergeal2t-at-@Arrns, Thomas O'Gor-
man; Executive Committee. 7. J. Sheehey.
J. ]. Bake. John Mott; Press Committee,
IT. J. Sheelaey, B. ]. Brop,y. J. j. Griffin:
Spiritual Director. Rev. Father Mckeef-
cry; Librarian. John Ielfert. Al the next
regular meeting, TO be held Oh Thursday,
November Goth, The Society vii! give q
smoker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
CHILDREN AND FOOLS"
Judge ora Thing Half Done

rms IS particularly applicable in cases
where pcrsons seriously troubled from
The effects OF coffee drinking and who
take up Postum Food Coffee In its place,
attempt 10 make the new beverage witn Il
tittle hot water and two Or three minutes
io.i ttg That sort. OF lick and a
promise produces a drink ira, is sim
ply exasperatins. It Is fiat ana tasteless,
whereas the person who will boil the
Postum full fifteen minutes after the act
ual bubbi ne ana boiling begins. will have
u beverage that is something.
There Is . point between twelve and
fifteen n2inuces OF boiling. when the char
aeter OF Postum is changed. the food
value IS extracted and the DELICIOUS flavor
more expansive grades OF Java coffee is
produced.
a lady in Salem, Ore. says: When
evec I crank eaffee at night, I always
passed o restless. Weasfui night. Ex-
treme nervousness and q weak stomach
have followed me ever since I have been
usr coffee. Finally I got into such Il
state that my dyspepsia took the form, OF
spasras and ;leart weakness.
At Suffered intensely, and when a uiysi-
clan was called. he inquired. among other
things. e drank coffee and insisted that
leave It off. die. SO ana took Up tea,
which found almost as bad. Finally
husband brought nome package of
Postum and NC tried 1t {strIetiy accord
ing to directions. for we believe in the
atiage that Gu ltreu and fools Judge OF q
thing half doneD.
THE new coffee was delicious and from
that day s.ntsl now (which is . year, 1t
has been our only drink at meals. My
Dyspepsia, spasms. etc. are q thing OF the
past. Ny husband had suffered some years
" III bilious headaches ard Indigestion. but
IL
Coffee he has entirely recovered his
hssiin ard gained much in weight. Our
friends frequent.y comment on eur I'M
proy-ssi appearance and ei,anse il. COM
spleSien.' Name ef ste. supplied by
Postum Co., Battle Greek. Itch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
A HUNG JURY.
Young Mann TO be Tried the Third
fine Coz. Hclrsy3,i
18th insta.
(special Dispatch to The Iir

ISnGclaI DEsENtcE 10 TIC IIHIes.]
EAIPORIA, Nov. 12.-The trial OF E. =.
Mann, for betrayal, was concluded Sat
urday night, and resulted in a hung jury.
II is understood that eight of the jurymen
were for acau ral ana four were for two
years in the penitent:ary. The case is set
Tor q third ira. at the December. term OF
the County Court.
Lewis. the promising 1.-THE son Of Mr.
and Mrs john IveN, was tarribly burned
on Saturday afternoon. lie l;ngared until
yesterday, when death relieved his suffer-
ing The funeral took place tbs after
noon st his father residence. Rex. NJ. A.
Davidson conducting the services
Mr.. and Mrs ". +. Deul Will leave
for New York this week, and vii attend
the horse show.
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IN THE COUNTY.
official Election Rcturns-Ihe News
il, E:lI.iCf, Hein hts,

Tie Commissioners Of Election of Hen
rico county, met yesterday morning at the
Colrt-fIotrse Ind after HAVING the defec-
tive returns corrected by the Judges pro-
ceeded with the canvass and announced
the following Official vote: Bryan, 2.l9S;
Mckinley, 1903: Maloney. Il: Dehs, Il;
Barker, s; Woc!ey, %; and Lamb, 2.66i;
Allan, So: and Mueller %.
Cleveland F1ach0, James Station, Mike
Green, Richard Matthews and John
Reams. white boys, we're u2 before
Squire James T. Lewis yesterday morning
charged with assault ng Moses and JAKE
Aictcnsky They were fined $50 and
costs each. except E;Seho WAC was dis
N ssed.
P. E. Walton was tried yesterday even
tng at O'clock, by Squire George w,
Thomas on three warrants, charging him
Thomas NJ. SweeueS carving concealed
weapont and shooting at Sweeney.
The grand Jury OF tbs County Cour: met
yesterday morning and brought true bills
il III the following cases: HeZeliiah Allen,
charged with larceny f%2m tle person:
Louis Tolliyei. charged with burglary;
ana Cary Craig, charged with shooting
Henry Johnson.
The Barton Heights Juvenile Football
Tam and the Chestnut Hill Team met
Saturday evening on their Play grounds.
The Barton Heights Team tthe Little
Stars defeated the Chestnut Hill Team
By Il score of Is 10 0.
Mrs. William GeEnmiIi. Of Norfolk, Is
visiting Mrs. Arnold, No 9pt Virginia
Avenue
The Barton Heights ERE Department
will hold It's regular Tuesday-night meet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
WILL IT BECOME popuhAlse
ao,v do sou Like This New Fad?

4r.r.4.rians. anti-cotfae drinkers and
r,a5 so,s1,tys of every description must
row take T. back seat for. new fad mas
the loor- e...,,.z .r.
,ae,nbers of which pledge themselves 10
eat no food whatever that mas neen eoo On
I'd. 4,hey claim thai nncoohed food IS the
cniy rational hzal;t2trl diet; that our rs
n1ais ancestors ate no cooked food anu
therefore, IL we do the same, rlsor END
health viii be our reward,
Raw meat, Iaw potatoes. raw wheat
raw eggs. raw everything, Is the entlc!ns
bill OF fare held out 10 the enthusiastic
fco6 crank CT the future and LIE society
proposes To estaaitsh restaurants II the
larger cities where this delgfI1ut menu
may be served daily.
Modern cooking is often a dyspepsia pro
aneer. because ne fry Sc many foods wt,.ch
should be baked. roasted. broited Or pot4eI'
fried food is indigestieie because eacn
particle of food is incased II het grease
which the digestive Juices nj the Siofnach
cannot easily penetrate; hut propesiS-
cooked food IS more easily u5gesNee man
the same food nncooked. and We predict
for the new fad very limited following.
The real cause of indigestion is the 4aSk
of llydrochloric AID and peptones Ia the
stonach 50 that no matter how wen
cooked the food, ii canIots be Wen dts.sStea
unless the gastric juice Is aouadant ana
contains TIE necessary amount Of peptones
To dissolve tie food
Therefore. the most sensible cure Tor
noor {, gestion IS &c take after each meal
some safe and reliable digestive Ike
St7aart's Dyspepsia Tsb!ets, whictl sIEl2ly
peponcs 10 digest the meat and eggs.
End eiastase TO digest the bread, potatoes
and similar slatcitg foods.
Laxative r1ealcirses never cure ind;ges-
lion beause they hsve no digestive es-
seet whatever upon tho food; on the
other hand II TIE fond is properly digest
ed there VII be no need Of iaSatyes; good
digesi on does away VIII, constipation.
ssuaatss DYSPEPSIA Taoets contain pure
.lscptsc pensia government testl d.astase
ard tse digestive clements which weak
Yts.,,s. .ha 'aclS rs,d they cnra indigestion
BIZ assisting the oper-wor.see, rundown
s4ei,.s4ll si1.-tsa aa4o work. antli II is re-
stored 10 rs normal cona ton. when tae
tablets are no longer needed. but there
nse thousands Of ROBUST Iaeu Ind women
wao never eat II n,esl without taking one
Or tyye Of Stuase's Tablets because by so
doing they can cat WHIT they please and
wnen they please and be free from any
s.d aster-atsec q
sstalalIs DYSPEPSIA Tablets are sold By.
drigg SITS every Where In the Tinted
States. Canada End Sreas Britain.
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No Politics In IT.

(, was stated yesterday by Postmaster
knight that If there was any political
Significance n his appointment as custo-
dian OF Tie Federal building he did aoz
know OF it.
Mr.. Knight further said that lie had not
decided to make any changes in the per-
sonnet of the force, under him. He did
not know whether or not he would re-
move any one.
There arc some SIX positions undar the
custodian. Ore Of these is filed ny Alr.
Milo Williams, the Republican city CHAIR
man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
ELEVEN YEARS FOR MILES,
Burglar is Tried in Hastings Court,
FIR yhrrc Offences

Robert Miles (colorets,l who is believed to
be responsible for a number of 5urslaries
committed III this city this fall, was ar
raigned IN the Hastings Court yesterday
on three indictments. He was charged with
breaking into and entering the houses OF
j. Z. Roth, ". 81. Thompson and Mrs
Ada Crime and stealing many articles OF
lc.otn ng and ,jew.,lry Miles was con-
v.cted IN al three cases and was senten-
ced to the pantentiary for eleven years.
Charlotte Patterson (coiored) got two
years in he penitent.ary- for breaking INTO
the house of Mary wilkins and ste.lling q
lot Of wearing apparel.
Eliza Thompson (colored> was sent to
jail for thirty days fer petit larceny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
ANNUAL
NATION Al
HORSE
SHOW.
New York, nov. 10th TO 24tt:.

The Ola Dominion Steamship Company
takes pleasure in announcing that ITS
seventh annual personally conducted e%-
cursion from richmond TO New York 81
the ylIne OF the National Horse Snow 10
be he'd in iuuIson square Garden on titc
above dates. Will leave klchUoFiQ 81
JRDaY, November 18th.
Party viii leave at ,j.4J T. ~ VIZ tue
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, or by
Richmond and Petersburg and Norfolk
and Western Railroads at $40 Z. NJ.
connecting with express steamer of the
Old Dominion Line at Norfolk. and arriy-
ing at Pier 90 North River, New York,
sunday afternoon about $50 z. NJ
lOund-trip rate, Silt
Return, TO Richmond can be, uIade any
day within The final return limit of ten
DAYS Tickets good going and returning
over same route only
one way rate. 500 limited TO con-
Ticsets to be sold SATURDAY, Novem-
her nth and limited to continuous pas
81 ne in both directions.
The above rates include meals ard
state-rooul accommodations on Old Do
mfrion steamers.
Special rates have been secured for the
narfy at hotels on both American and
E,uropcan plans. As New York is always
crowded during Horse Show week. early
anplica ton should be made to secure
good accommodation on steamer and Mt
hotels.
JOHN F. MAYER,
Agent.
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THE MAsSANt1l t IN BURGLARS.
Edward Carney aud HIS Pals on Trial
at Wou;istock.
Special Dispatch 70 The Times.

WOODSTOCK. VA Nov. 12-The case
az Edward Carney. charged viii, the rob-
berry OF the aassanntten Bank of Stras-
burg W.. last April. viii be called In the
County Court here Tomorrow for trat
s II IS pals, Butler ahd Gray. who are in
custody VIII also be tried a this term
of the c5nrs.
The wili o. the late L. NJ. H.sey. of Esi.la-
burss, Hsss EEribated TO day with Hon.
s u. ID. Newman and Hugh Satm as execn-.
rprs. His estnte is Worth $40. 90.
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Not Yet Heard From.

The schooner George ". Anderson. owR-
ed by eurrie s. Co., OF this city. whica
sailed from New York FOR Newport SeHss
October slst. has not been heard from Yet.
Her owners say, however. that they 90
not believe the vessel has been lost The
think she was probably drfvn out To sea.
or ran into al Inlet. during the recent
blow, and will show up in q cay or two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
General t'i1zhu.h lee.

General Fitzhugh Lee IS expected IN
Richmond within few days on his return
from e,lha. He IS soon To take charge OF
the Department Of Missouri, with head
quarters at Omaha General Lees iaaiiiy
IS. in Wash .ngton. 1t is not KNOWN whether
he VIII return here by way OF New 39EA
OR Tampa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13

Dinviddie; H. C. Jones. Wythevile; H
B. Cher1nside, Harrisburg; ". Il. Steven
son, Cape Charles.
SHOW Association has been recorded at
the office OF the Secretary Of the Common
wealth.
Among the prominent callers at the
Library were Hon. j, Thompson Brown,
OF Nelson and DR.. John w. Bowdoin,
chairman Of the Democratic party OF
: a ncnrn.an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
ing tonight at he ensine-house

ing tonight at he ensine-house. al $50
o'clock.
Mrs. i. p. Crane, Of Norfolk. va, pho
has been visiting her relatives in Brook
land Park. has returned home.
AR. Taylor Pitt. OF Lamb Arenue. is
now able 10 be out. after 4 spell! OF sick
ness.
a1r. and 7.Irs. A. L. rseay. of Fluvanna.
are visiting Mrs. C. c. Rady, on North
Avenue
NJ. p. C. Edwards. of Virginia Avenue
is quite III at his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
-ron..ka Joe asair.

Major Howard yesterday received the
annual report of the Piakerton Detective
Agency 4 paragraph IN the report relates
the circumstances OF The canlufe and es-s
cape OF Topeka Joe, ard s1ares further
that every effort IS being made 70 re-
capture him. s Sc u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
Must Pay Your Taxes.

Civ Treasurer Phillips and his corps OF
assistants are busy receiving Stats taxes
All State taxes must be paid before the
first OF December, after which time q
,enayt,. of ave per cent. will be added
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Departure r.t.c stnck ton.

Ti.e torpedo boat Stockton left Rich
nond yesterday morning at O'clock for
Annapolis. Nd, where she viii be taken IN
charge by the Naval Board of Survsy,
which will conduct her official trial on the
18th Instant
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Both We're sentenced TO the rafornla-
tory. but the grandmother of one of them
p!ead so hard aad declared the boy was
MI she hai to wait on her when she was
sick. thai the sentence vas changed 10 a
whipping after court SunGr@ CRIES from
an inner chamber a half-Iour later testi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17

The marine exchange reports the foliowine:
SEATTLE-Sailcd. Nov. Is. str Robert Dollar, "a,
San Francisco Arrived. Nov. ls. str Oregon. from
Nome; str Newport. from Unalaska- Sailed. Nov
49, schr Minnie 4. Game, for Tscoma
SAN FRANCIsCO-saiie Nov IS. IT. Prcgsso
for Tacoma: Nov. u. al Dashing Wave. for II
coma: BIZ Gerard G. Tohey. for Port Townssnd
Arrived. Nov. u. Nor str Titania. from Nanaimo
PORT TowNsEND--Inward. Nov. ~ Ger d
Carl, SIS a. M. from Vancouver for Everett Ar
rived. sh Hecla, from Unalasha; str Oregon. frun
Nome. and sailed 10 q. m for Seattle. with IN
passenger. Inward, str Newport. 10 = n. iron
unsl.ska for Seattle Passed out str Ruth. frou
Seattle for Skagway.
PORT aAMBLE-sailsd. Nov u. b osnsvs. TO
San Pedro.
NOME--sailed. Nov. I, str Nome City. for seat
tie; Nov. 5. str Oregon, for Seattle In port. Nov
S. stn Centennial Santa Ana. Portland. Sadie
Lena L. Tusser.
DUTCH HARBoR-Arfved. Nov. 9. stu Nom,
City and Oregon from Nome Sailed. Nov O. ID
Nome City. for Seattle: Nov TO- str Oregon, for 90
atile In port. Nov. 10. rev cutter Mcculicch. "a
Herr. whaler FeariesA
VICTORIA, b C.--Arrived Nov is rev cutie
Grant, from Seattle: Br str Amur. from skAgway.
NEAH BAY--Nov. 10. rain; west Wind seventies
miles no vexsels
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Marine NEWS.

AsToRIA-saied. Nov. Is. Nc str Bsssnhus,
for China. ~ Etesa
PORT TOWNSEND Sailed. Nov: y. Br ~ A.
mond Branch. for Manila knsts9I %
CAPE TOWN sANlvsd. Nov. ~ ~ ID Lord TEN.
pletowu frum Port Lsdlow
SAN FRANcJsCO-Arived. ST. Iitania, ftusu
Nsnaimo; schr willian OLSEN, from 0ssys hazSes;
Elder. from Portland Sailed, ID DasAine Wavs.
for Tacoma; bk Gerald G. Tsoey fr Pot Towns.
end: schr Conhanra. for Coquilis uvsr.
LuDLOW-A1ived. Nov. H. schs Conpeeg. Capt.
Hawaiian islands - > :
Aberdeen for San Ffanciscc: 18TH echr Ictfie car.
son. from Aberdeen Tor San Frauc1sco Arrived.
Nov. l5. schr G. 7. Hnl. from san Francisco fos
Cosmop0lis $500 1 ..-g.s.s -