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TO BE IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.
George Ashton Sentenced by Justice
CIabaugh.


George Ashton, colored. who was con-
victed few days ago of the murder of
Ida Jackson. was sentenced to the Mounds
vile CIV. Va.) penitentiary for life this
morning by Justice Clabaugh.
The prisoner was found guilty Of as
cruel murder as was ever committed in
the District. He and his victim, 1t was
shown at the trial. had been friends for
long time, and on the day the woman was
killed they had been drinking together.
A quarrel ensued over the attentions Of
another man to the Jackson woman, and
Ashton, it is stated, knocked her down
with his fist and then stamped her to
death with pair of heavy shoes he wore.
For some reason, which those who heard
the testimony could not understand, the
jury, in finding the man guilty. accompa-
MED this verdict. as is their right, with
the direction that he be sentenced to I'M
prisonment for life instead Of imposing the
death penalty
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Royal Arcanum officers.

The Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum Of the
District has this week held its annual meeting,
concluding with the installation OF the following
newly elected officers Grand regent, T. J. Londer-
green; grand vice regent, 4. A. Fiegenbaum;
grand orator. W II. Brigham; past grand regent
C.. r. Zappone; grand secretary, Benjamin White;
grand treasurer c. l.. Heilbrun; grand guide, A
RosenthaI: grand chaplain, Thomas Cslver; grand
warden, W N Lancaster; grand sentinel, Benja-
min franklin; grand trustees, Benjamin Hendrick-
son: J. r. Gisburne, and 5. c. Brown. The in
stsllation was performed by Hon. John Haskell
Butler, deputy supreme regent
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DEATH BY SUICIDE.
The C0rOner's Verdict in the Case
of Freeman r. Green.

The COrOner's Verdict i'm the Case
of Freeman II. Green.
The remains of Freeman r. Green. the
former clerk in the Miscellaneous Divis-
ion of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, who
committed suicide by shooting himself in
the head with a revolver at his home, 901
Flint Street, Brightwood. about 6 o'clock
yesterday evening, were this morning
turned over to an undertaken and prepared
for burial Coroner Carr had viewed the
remains and after deciding that an inquest
was unnecessary issued a certificate of
death by suicide The funeral arrange
ments have not yet been completed. They
are in charge of the widow of the deceased
and Mr.. Parsons, her brother in-law,
whose home is in Brightwood Avenue.
Green was thirty-five years old and for
merly lived at Fort Wayne Ind.
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snatched n woman's Purse.

A bold case Of highway robbery has been seport-
ed to the police by Miss Mae Warren, who resides
at 429 Tenth Street southwest. According TO the
report, Miss Warren was relieved Of her purse con-
tanning a small amount of money last evening
about O'Clock at the corner OF Eighth and ID
streets southwest The negro who robbed her stole
up from behind. snatched her purse and then es-
capped running into Grace Court. and through sew
eraI ALLEYS to avoid a pursuing crowd.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Divorce Cases Settled.

Justice Barnard today granted Rosa Robinson a
divorce from her husband. Tommy Robinson, on
the ground of desertion On motion of Attorney
Peyton Gordon, tine petition for divorce filed by
Mrs. Arvilla .MeDonough asking legal separation
from her husband, Patrick J. MeDonough, on the
ground of alleged desertion, was dismissed today
be Justice Barnard.
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Ube Guenina Times
FRIDAY. MARCH so. 1900.
The Weather Indications.
TENIPERATIRF

Rain, followed by clearing during the night
Saturday fair; fresh northerly winds.
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National Theatre-May Irwin in Sister Mary
evening
Columbia Theatre-FTank Daniels in ''The
Ameer." evening.
Academy of Music-Cole and johnson in "A
Trip to COontown;" evening.
Grand Opera House-Cissie LOTUS aud Vaudeville
Company; evening.
Kernan's Lyceum Theatre-''CTacker Jacks" and
Vaudeville Company; evening.
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s. KANN, SONS s. co.
s. kANN. SONS & co.
The Busy Corner.
Open Untn 9 o'CIo-k Tomorrow Night.

Our Lunch trOtto in the basement is very enticng spo
anyone who wishes enjoy light luncheon The
Coffee in the city.
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The dolphin Homeward Bound.

The converted yacht Dolphin left Key
West, Fla, yesterday for Washington. She
has on board Senators Aldridge, Teller, and
Platt, of Connecticut, and number of
their friends. The Senators constitute the
sub committee of the Senate Committee on
Relations with Cuba, and are returning
from several weeks visit to Cuba. where
were made into the affairs
of the island.
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b. & o.
Saturday and Sunday, March 81 and April ].
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Columbia Historical Society.

The Columbia Historical Society will hold its
forty sixth regular meeting in the banquet hall OF
the shoreham on Monday, April ?, at o'clock p.
m. The programme will include paper on ''Con.
gress in the Capitol in 1sO0.' by Glenn Brown,
and one on ''Esrly's Raid and the Battle of Fort
Stevens" by ". V. Cox Both papers will be IL
lustrated by lantern slides
The evening times., 1900-03-30

Five cases OF Carlsbad China Dinner
and Tea ware. first quality. handsome
ly decorated with flowers and gold
edge, to be sold in sets or single pieces
at about one-half price.
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THE sun AND MOO

Temperature at 1 p m-.......................
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STREET LIGHTING,

High tide ................1:2S :2S M and :j5 p VI
Low tide ................-I:29 20 AN and 2:0I T. NJ
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ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY

Lamps lit today 200 VI
Lamps out tomorrow. w....................4:j3 AN
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Mas0n's Health Defenders.

YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA. won't
know you have stomach.) BROWN TABLETS
cure CONSTIPATION. 20. X. in the morning)
RED TABLETS cure COUGHS. (Sure OF a nights
rest.) WHITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT
(Reduoe infammation.) Free from calomel, aloes,
opium. 30 tablets, 10c. MAS0NS CREAM OF
OLIVES oINTMENT-sure cure for Cstarrh
Asthma, Group Piles, 25c a box-All Druggists
II. T. MASON CHEMICAL COMPANY, ''-
5l5 Arch St., Phila., Pa.
mh10 sa, ,su, mo. .we-t
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passENGERs ARRIVED.

From San Francisco, per ). S fsaeiic,
1.1.a. X NJ. Armstrong. G. c. Bsilen-
ir1e. ]. ". Bright, Mrs J. Campbell,
Kiss Campbell. Mizs Alice Campbell.
Bite Cartwright, Bruce Cartwright
j.. Mss Kathleen Cartwright, J. T.
Cooke, klss. " X Cooke, Miss Irene
Dixon. =. ". Dohrmenn. j. z. Fulton,
4. GzrtenbeTg. Hrs- 4. Garten5ers. W
EgycsIl1aa. Kiss Annie Holt. Miss
Eliza Holt, Hiss Lizzis Holt. Miss T.
howe. =. ". Luther, Ms W P. Luth-
cr. Charles Matheson, Hrs. Storan Mo-
loney. J. G.. H.oonzn. Mrs X. l. Piver.
Miss C. Piysr. Mss Pearl Pierce. W.
I Relu, d.. z H Reid. Mrs K. Ii.
Reid. l.. 4. Rostin ara child, W. r
Roth. W. 4. Sauer. e u. Tenney, j.
A. TuthilI. H. 4. Weihe, c. Wilcox,
Miss VI. wilcox. Miss L. wilcox. Miss
Sadie Wilson. Ter Yokohama-S-
Hashiuoto. Hr. David Starr Jordan. "
KobayashI, EsY. z. 81, IeN2ir, Mrs.
r. NJ. McNair, !. Q. Snyass. 7. Tskeas,
for Kobe--F. u Hoylsr, ltiss y. T.
Ogden. Miss Z. Taicott- Fer Shang-
hst-SkerTett Rogers, Mrs. Skerrett
Rogers and caild. Rev. Plus TroyaTel-
II. For Hongkoag-Licut- w II. Ailer-
dice. y. Dent.. Mrs. X. Rentg. c, Curt,
DR.. G. D. Costigan. DR., z. DAVIS, J;
EslIck, Dr.. J. T. Kennedy, Dr.. GEORGE
A. Lung. Lloyd NJ. Robbins, W. RiEing-
ton. Ross thomson.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

This list does not include coasters. J
Albert. Am. bk-, Grifiths. San Fran
cisco. Nay 20.
Archer, Am. bkm.. Calhoun. San
Francisco. May %,
Ascpcy. Ar s2.. Colby. Newcastle
May s.
Albert Meyer. Am. sch-.. Nelson, Sc.
attic. May 5.
Aloha. Az. sehr.. Fry. San Francis
CO. May Is.
a. ]. Ropes, Am. sp.. CHAIRMAN. San
Francisco. April Is.
Australia, pr. s2.. Jeuss. Newcastle,
May u.
Bloemfontaiu. Rr. S. S. Be,ioeh. Sc
sit!e. May 10.
Bangnlorc. BE- sp,. Bisncharc. Nsv-
castle. Nay ?.
Big Bonanza. Am. hk., Bergman.
Newcastle. June 3.
Carrier Dove, Am. schr.. G. W.
Fort Townsend. Nay 81.
c. D. Bryant, An. bk.. Coslay. San
Francisco. April 81.
Csrondeiet. An. bx-, stetsoa. New
castle. June 3
Edward Nay. Am. sk., SSn Fran
cisco. Nay IT,
E. x Weed. An schr.. Hansen. Ia
coma. June J.
Florence. Am. sp.. Rhodes. Neweas-
tie. May o.
George Curtis. Am sp.. George S.
Calhoun, San Francisco. June 5.
!, Halcyol, Am. schr., Charles Mell.n.
Eureka. May 81
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Tuesday, June II.
Br. So. NJ. E. watson, Wilson, for
the Sound.
o. & o. S. S. Dorie. Smith, for San
Francisco.
stmr. Kinau. sreenaa. for Aau! and
Hawaii ports.
Stnr. Ciaudine. Macdonald, for La
haina, Kahului and way ports.
Stmr. w. G. Hall. Thompson, for Ma
wlii1ilI, Koloa and Hanamaulu.
Strdr. Mokolii. Sapeia, for Mcloksi
ports and Lahaina.
Stmr. Kilauea Eou. Parker, for Maui
Iale! and Kaanapali.
Wednesday, June ID.
o. S. S. Australia, Lawless, for San
Francisco.
Stmr. Mauna Lea. Simerson, Ter iG-
haina, Maalaea. Kona and Kau.
Stmr. Nikahala, Peterson. for Aaka-
we'll and Koloa.
Stmr. Keauhou, Mosher. for Waimea.
Stmr. Maui. Parker, fer kukaiaH and
Papaaloa.
ssmr. Lehua. Bennett, for Kaanapaii
and O,owalv-
Schr. Golden Gate, for kaarapali.
d, & O. S. s. Gaelic. Finch, for China
and japan,
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WARNS DEMOCRATS
AcAINsT HEARST.
Sacramento Zoe Declares That to Give
Kim Second Place on the Ticket
Would Ee Suicidal.

sAehsaEsFo, JEne i.-The Bee, whose
position as leader in Bryan saatiuae-
In this State and Ssv-' tho. cand;-
asts La often publicly acknowledged
tonight publicly warns the Democratic
party that, to use the language of its
own editorial headline, 1.-The idea Of no
minating ". X. Hearst would be
nothing short of political suicide The
Bee carried Sacramento, one of the
banner Republican coantiss of the
State, fo- Bryan IN the last P--esiden-
tial campaign, bat thzs it cespairs of
accomplishing that feat again with the
Hearst handicap would appear from the
following doubie-leadad editorial TO-
night:
a widespread effort is on foot to
give W. R. Hearst the second place on
the ticket with W. j. Bryan. The Bee
hopes it VIII not be successful. Hearst
does not believe in tie doctrines which
Bryan has so eloquently advocated.
He is not silver man. he never vas
silver man. He is gold bug pure
and simple. His newspapers have re
peatedly done ell they could to belitiie
Bryan. and there is TO doubt
thst they would hsye thrown the
peoples's advocate oyer Ger George
Dewey il the times had been propisicas.
=
Bryan appea-ss il the coiams OK the
New York Journal, written by Arthur
AcEwea. evidently st tie suggestion
of VI. =. Hearst. Els nomination would
be suicidal sad would pfob4biy lose
California ss.d New YORK 10 Bryan.
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EAST RUSSIAN CRUISER.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Tte Rus
sian cruiser yarieg, which left Cramps
shipyard last Tuesday for her builders
trial az sea, returned TO this city to-
dsy after having been given satisfac-
tory test. The big warship and her bat
teEy were tried cut il every coaceiv-
able way and not one weak spot was
found in the construction or the vessel
or in her engines and boilers. On her
sresi trial the cruiser developed %
knots an hour under natural draft and
With one of her boilers out OF use, and
the BUILDERS are eoafdent that she can
cover fully "a knots when pGs under
forced draft The Varlss viii have her
official trial in July and viii be ready
10 be placed In commission late in Au-
gust
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NEWS OF THE TOWN.

The employees Of HE II S. y Co. VIII
al haye holiday today.
G. \. Wilcox left for Waimsa Inc
keauhou yesterday afternoon
J.C. Wells WAS passenger in the
Mikehala for Kauai yesterday.
C.E- lie Mcnyon ard vile left liz the
Gaelic yesterday for tie Philippines.
There il three mastsd vessel, lum-
Der laden, OF port. She viii be min
tie morning.
John J. Diss hss been appointed
Stamp Clerk in tie iEternal Revenue
Office
d. Douglas, who is in charge OF the
blacksnithing department OF the Eva
plantation, was in the city yesterday to
see friends CT on tbs Australia.
Walter 2. Drake whose faithful SER
vice in the Customs Department. has
made him valuable man has been ap-
pointed deputy internal revenue col
leetor.
TIE Inventory OF tho property on
quarantine island has been sent TO the
office or tic Minister or Interior and Is
reported to tie vslaed at abomt
s25,a0.
pSauaeia, was arrested aud landed
ia ;La station horse kat right 10y De-
Deceive KAPPA f5r receiving stolen
goods. His case viii be arid il the
police court this murli;.s.
The bicycle race at the races today
is going to be fest. psni IsanbeFg mas
offered e prize OF $40 10 TIE men whose
wheels are in front at the quarter poles
and the prize for the race is $50. In
the mile and quarter dash the follow
ing horses have teen entered Antidote.
Asgrivation, Everett, gassiri.is, Carte
liEe s2d Naples.
TIE business Of shipping sailors for
various foreign vessels il port has pass
iat1 tie hands OF the i1shor front ro-
leo - i:aat it ia oxpaotsi things viii be
cUist aiany the wEssTes frcm now on.
Tao fga!sa. from Ha.naiua AID Nil
hau fran Anahoia, Kauai, are both ex-
pucted il this morning with sugar.
Tae ~aia;e.sie VIII probably sail this
this e. e..Iooa.
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ACCIDENT THREATENED
PROMPT ACTION OF BOATS
OFFICERS PROBABLY
SAVES LIVES.
Large Number OF Passengers Sail
for the Mainland. Gaelic
with Latest News and
Mail from the States.

There have been crowds on tie
Oceanic wharf at the departure Of the
Australia but yesterdays record
beat any other. At 800 o'clock the
wharf was well filed; ct 3:t5 it was
difficult matter to move about and at !,
Il person in the midst of the crowd
must needs remain there until the
outer edges had worn away.
It was just about this time that az
accident was barely avsrted b. TIE on-
cers of the ship and policemen detailed
for duty on the wharf Ii being nesr
4 o'clock, crowds of people attempted
10 rush the gangway to get aboard IL
order TO say farewell to friends while
rs many people who had already done
this, we're attempting TO get down.
The consequence was blockade and
there was no movement either way.
All the while, more people were crowd
ing on from the wharf and steamers
deck until tho gangway began TO sag at
the middle.
Captain Lawless rushed through the
crowd, took his stand at the foot OF the
gss,gway, shouted to officers aboard TO
do the same at The head and then pro-
ceeded 10 clear the gangway. Captain
Fox and three police officers came to
the rescue and tie danger was averted'
Had the gangway giyen way, the result
would have been awful as there were
ne less than hundred aud twenty-five
pssple upon ii, the majority being
women.
After the gsEgway was cleared the
osder was given 20 allow no one bat
messengers aboard the steamer and .
young man on deck was seen TO shed 4
silent tear for, just at this moment the
band struck ur, The girl | left behind
me- aud ell lac eonld do was TO ware
his farewell.
On account Of the large amount OF
freigl and baggage on the wharf, the
Austr ia was delayed until shortly
after i o'clock. Even Mt that time, q
large number of people stood on the
wharf waving aloha to their lei bedeck-
ed friends aboard The occasion was
much onlivened by the music Of
Berger's band. Ia fact the departure
of the Australia would be tame without
the efforts of the band.
The Australia was crowded through
out. Not berth was left n cabin on
steerage and some, il is understood,
will have 80 sleep upon mattresses In
various staterooms.
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stopped Work tc Fight.

Yesterday morning I nile having their
shoes shined. prominent government
official ard well known photographer
we're treated TO q fine little scrap w:liio
they waited. Two bois 81 - s',ae,l
yeFs OF Werk ea the ebnas es, Ia esn-
tlemal when Without any dcelarsf.an
of q beliieose nat1sa thoy Gsnppsc
their brushes and slartsd III pommeiiIg
Zach tsher much to the enjoyment OF
their customers. They were surprised
at tia groat eflrls made d; the saiaer5.
The fun lasted until it was stopped by
a passer by who believed net in fs!i-
cuffs.
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pAssENGEss DEPARTED.

For San Francisco. per o. S. S. Aus
tralia-Mrs. Achilles and three chill
dren. Mrs. S. T. Alexander. W. Aitken.
Charles Bon and wife. I'd Baker. W. +.
Boardman. wife and child: u. Center,
wife and six children; J. b. Castle. j.
Colman. S. II. Comstock. Colonel W. II.
Cornwoll. J. Dorward. Charles Elston
and bride. Miss Elston. Miss NJ. Dono-
hue, Mrs. English. Mr. and Mrs. Fran
els GAY and maid, w. ]. Galbraith, Jr..
G. Greenway. Captain Green. z. T.
Gray. s. Greaschweig. +. ID. Creamy,
W. F. Heilbrun. wife and three chill
dren; A. HaneSerg and wife. DR.. Hof-
mann. A. X. Hartford. Captain J. A
Haynes. John S. Holt. Miss Bella John
son. Mrs. Kopke. Miss G. Kopke. Miss
b. kopke. Master Allen Haynes, Prince
David kawanannkoa, Miss Laughlin.
Mrs. r. Love. James II. Love. Walter
Love. Miss Sarah Lycett. z, y, Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClsaahar and 6snsh-
ter. Gr. and Mrs. W. II. Morrison, Ars-
J. McCoCrriston. Mrs. L. Morgan, J. z.
Miller. J. T. McCrossen. c. 4. Mackin-
tosh. Mpsher Delphins. T. II. Moor
mick. n. ohlandt. Miss PauldinS. Miss
Patch. Mrs. c. Richardson sad infant,
H. Riedemann. Mrs. Reed and dauga-
ter. Aiss n, Stevens. Miss &. A. Sweits-
er-n :. Snow. wife aud ITO Chlfdrep:
Mrs. J. Sutherland. j. s. Splitter, A.
Sehierholtz, Mrs. Siebecker and child,
w. II. Smith and wife. Mrs. :. y. Sex
ton. Miss L. Shraeder. II. Smith. ". A.
Smith. Miss Totem. =. p. Walsh. John
II. Wise. Mrs ]. J. Williams. Mrs. NJ.
A. Walsh. Miss J. Walsh. DR.. ]. A.
Welsh. George NsterhoEse. A. l.
Young, Miss Zimmerman, Mrs. Zingea-
berg and daughter.
For Nakawel! and koloa. per sfgnr.
A.ikahala. juno Isl. C. Wells. J. A..
Akina. Miss Minnie Akina. Miss LII
Ian AklRa. Miss Libbie Kauai. Miss
Ptelci. Rev = b. Kaholeo,e. Agnes Ka-
laweoIe, Ide Iakara, Norah Kaholeoie.
for Waimea, per ssmr. keauhou.
June iS--G. \. Wilcox. {. h. Wilcox.
~. BlaEAman. Ar. Robinson, ar. Mat
saews. C. L. Kspa. Joseph Ala AMI
sob Aiu and Lucy Kapa.
tsor Kannasskai. Lahaira, EIlc ans,
way ports. Fer stmr. kinau. Juzss H.
- 49, Af~~-A<~ aeAk& >--AAA-@ Nr~t~<A-~S
Williams and two daughters. .gs-. s. p.
Perry and wife. Rev. c. W hill. c. ~
lie Dlond. Rev. c. A. Austin. Miss L.
Wells. Ars. C. b. Wells. IL n
O'Sh@aghneSsy. Theodore Wolf, w
Campbell. &. Campbell. Miss Alice
Weight. Mrs Stone. 4. ]. Smsri. A.
Lindsay. T. II. Hughes. ]. S. Low. II.
j. ontai. Mira E. Sanders and daughter.
Miss K. Kaohi. Rev. s. ". Kesluewa.
T. II. Sedgwick. II. 4. IsenbeTs. Miss J.
Degemeycr. Mrs. l.. 4. Ellis, Ers. II.
Cole. Mrs. J. B. Castle and servant.
Miss d. .. Jenes. Mrs. Buchanan. ]. w, |
Mason. DR. w. L. Moore. wife. child |
and maid
For Maui and Hawaii ports. per stmr |
Manna Loa. June tsp. 0pcke1t, wife |
and child. Kelipoii sylvia. Mrs. Leslie,
Dora Todd, A. W. Hcydfmann, A. Pot
49, L.
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IN THE DOLDRUMS.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4,-The Ha-
waiian four schooner Ameri-
cana is now out &c days from IQuiGue,
and IL IS about time she was showing
W. The chances are she has sot caught
in the doldrums ON the equator and her
crew has had nothing to do but curse
their luck
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Annie Kino. Helen Barrels, J. ".
sirnth. w. J. Wright. Miss Dapiin, G..
n. Robertson. l. p Lincoln, " H
CornveH. Miss Mccall. z. b Whitney.
Col. Norris, Julia Lazaro. Fannie Les
lie. Julia Joe. c. B. Hall. Robert Les
lie. L. VI. Mitchell. NJ. Rsnillord.
Sarah Yates. Julia kalskiela. K ;.
SeaIea. 4. de Regc. Miss Twombly. X.
II Oyerend and ~ife. DR.. WinsloT
John CabIer and wife. P. Adler and J
z. O'Counor
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wAyEFIELD A STORM.

SAN FRANCISCO, June o. The
American ship Cyrus Wakefield was 50
day coming here from the Hawaiian
Islands with load of sugar, aid Gl:-
ing the passage was caught iE stofm
which sprung her foretopmast held
and carried away the main topgaa11t
mast. She will probably go back into
the sugar trade when the repairs are
completed.
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whisky. slse lbs lard. sss cts corn. is
pkgs bicycles, sss doors, q cs paints. IS
rolls paper. etc. valued at So. 32z
Additional per stmr. Australia for
HonoIulu-34 cs hats and caps. 80 rolls
paper. e5.lee lbs rice, 3 es sheetinss,
etc. valued at 81 -20z-
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NEws OF THE TRANSPORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Captain
John Barneson Of the Army Transport
Service received wcrd yesterday that
the transports Butord and Fitzpatrick
would soon sail from New Iora &c.
this pert. via Manila. The vessels have
been in the Cuban service. aid are TN
dergoing a thorough oyerh2ciinS be-
fore leaving on their long trip. The
Batord and Fitzpatrick are rather
smaller than the transports Meade.
Thomas, Grant, Sherman. Sheridan,
Logan ana Heneoek, and from infor-
nation 81 hand are e.assed with the
Lawtcr.
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San Francisco. Mar 5.
Sebastian Bach, Br. bk-- Nagasaki.
February II
Sussex, b. hk-. Guthrie. Newcastle.
May Il
Standard. Am sp.. Getchell. Newcas-
tie, May 81.
Star Of Italy. Hav. sp-, wester. New
castle. June l.
s C. Allen. Am bkl. johnson. San
Francisco. June s.
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CAPTAIN HAYWARD.

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.-sSartain
4. w Hays-rd OF San Francisco. who
formerly commanded the steamship
Eariposa. was IN Washington last
week He has charge OF the work OF
Quitting enc Of TIE new steamships
ncS hailc.ag fer the Oceanic Company
AZ Cramps yard in Philadelphia
a issc San Francisco paper says: The
steamer Aarlrosa has just besR re-
leased from quarantine. she will dis
charge her sugar az the refinery and
viii be coaied there, after which there
viii be rush TO get her Australian
freight aboard In order 20 get her away
with the mails on the 18th inst.
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MANAUENsE MAKES A RECORD

MANAUENSE NAMES A hEOOnO.
The steamship MananonSe. JohE
Barneson commander, has been char
tered at San Francisco to make trip
to Vancouver and ST. Michael. 1t will
be remembered that the Manauense's
last trip was 10 KahGlui. She made
record at that time, doing the round
trip in IS days. This. OF course. In
clrded the time taken at kahului to
discharge 1000 tons OF freight ard to
take on 1900 tons of sugar.
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MERCHANDISE FOR HONOLULU.

The bark Olympic was cleared for
this port from San Francisco June l.
Following are the principal ITEMS OF
her cargo: I'll bb,s flour. ISIS bis hay.
1883 ctls barley. 1850 SKIS bran. $50 es
and lis bbls oils. 1850 cs soap. 132 cts
oats. 40 cs bread. 80 bbls vinegar. 1000
lbs Goldfish. 20 cs olives. $50 cs canned
goods. 5s hbls and $50 cs salmo.. 583a
gals and 21z 6 wine. lt.7g7 lbs soda.
40 earboys acid. $50 bdls shocks, 20
hhIn eon1 fne - IL fohneco 80 q
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