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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Kingan, j. R., residence. west Main.
Kirk, J. B., residence, Barton Heights.
Lacy, r: T.. attorney at.law, No. % Shafer
Langley, j. E.. Mrs, residence, 1928 west
Main.
Lamb. James c.. residence. s27 west
Lee; 4. A.. Miss, residence. 1ls north
Lewis, George W., attorney at law, 3o7
north Eighth.
Lichtenstein, J., residence, 514h north
Sixth.
Logan. R. l.. butcher, First Market.
Lithgoe. p. S., harness manufacturer. 722
Lanier g. Gregory, attorneys at law.
Rooms l and s. State Bank Building.
Lehman Lithographing Company. litho-
graphers, 100 Governor street.
Lowry E. O., residence, 2310 east Mar
SHALL
LYDIA. G. E.. packing and polishing fur
niture. 419 west Main.
Lucke, William H.. residence. 1000 Park
avenue.
Main-Street Station, station masters Of
flee. Fifteenth and Main.
Main-Street Station. baggage-room. Fiji
teenth and Main.
Mallory & Smithers, wall papers. 2o4 north
Fifth.
Marks, Harry, wholesale and retail cloth
: ing, 1903 east Main.
Marye, Burton, residence, 1900 Grove ave-
nue..
Martin, NJ. NJ. residence, 3l5 west Grace.
Martin, M M, attorney at law, Rooms
24-26 Chamber of Commerce.
May, A. H. plumbing, 212 north Fifth
Mccluer, c. P, residence. 2so4 east Frank
Mc1lwaine. J. r.. residence. zig south
McKeefrey, H. J.. Rev. residence. 21a
north Twenty-ffth.
Messick, A. F.. Grocery Company. 1901
Miller, Frank, wholesale liquors. 1904 east
Miller, Henry R.. residence. 1900 PARK
Miller, Jr.. John NJ. residence, 2os west
Grace
Miller San. saloon, 1901 |. east g7s Cary; !, :
Miller W. Withers. residence. north
Montgomery. Alfred E.. grocery. s17 north
Monteiro. A.. Dr.. residence. 1856 west
Morton, R. c., residence. s12 west Frank
Moore, J. P. residence. 200 east Broad.
Mountcastle, G. Barton. residence, 1870
west Grace.
Myer, r. A.. residence. 100 east Broad.
Myers, H. J., Mrs, residence. 4o7 north
Eighth.
myers, MIS- w. W., 1eSlCenCo, I'VE S"est
owen. Ben P, residence. Manchester. va.
owen T. W., residence 1900 east Broad.
Patton, James B., residence. 2n north
3 Walnut.
PendIeton, Edmund. attorney at law.
Room ~. Chamber Of Commerce.
Phillips, Charles n, residence, q east
Phaup. NJ. L., residence, Brook road.
Pizzini, Juan F..zlshow print. north
Twelfth.
Parker, Alice NJ. residence. Il west Main
Peaseley, 6. B. residence. 2Os Lamb ave
nue.. Barton Heights.
Polk, John, residence. 3Y north First.
Powers. r. W.. residence. $50 Park ave
Powell, Hugh P. residence. II east Mar
Purdie: J. A. residence. 1ts west Mar
shall.
Powers, p. S., residence. u east Cary.
Presbyterian Committee Of Public ton,
1om east Main.
EQuar1es. E. D.. residence, liz Park ave-
nue.. 49,
Fuller, ordway., attorney at law. Room Z.
Shafer Building.
Puryear. 2. Hay. stables. rear 1os north
ray Gompaay. M. phonosrspa4 .se. 4,
est MAt1.
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Rawles, B. w. Or. residence. 200 west
Ray, c. F., residence, 612 east Leigh
Remington Typewriter Company, 706 east
Richardson. J: G.. grocer. 2A south Pine.
Richmond Athletic and Social Club. 80
north Third.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company shops.
Richmond Iron-Works. Fifteenth and
Richmond Leather Manufacturing Com.
pany. tanners. FOL east Cary.
Richmond Printing Company. book and
job printers. 1908 east Franklin.
Riley. George E., residence. 626 south
Rives Robert s.. attorney at law. ~
north Eleventh.
Roane. W. E., furniture. 400 west Broad
Rogers, o. ", residence, 241S Floyd ave-
Rogsrson. W. S. T.. residence, s2s west
Rotnert, J.. W., residence, 1872 Grove
Ryan. Smith 81 Talman. furniture. ETC..
Rothert & Co.. furniture dealers, $40 east
Broad.
Ryan, P. j.. residence. 300 north Fifth
Fifth street.
ST. Andrews House, 225 south Cherry.
st. Mary's church, BIG east Marshall
Solomon, II. groceries ana liquors. | east
saville, Charles O.. residence. 10 east
Clay.
Schumacher, Ed, meats. Second Mar
ket
Scott, John, residence. e1o north Eleventh.
Saunders. W. B.. residence. 2o3 north
1912 west Broad street
Seaton. Emmett. residence. 1919 Hanover.
shelburne; silas; & Son. leaf tobacco.
Shelton. John G.. Mrs. residence. 81
south Fourth
Smith. George A.. residence. 1923 west
Smith, ". F.. residence sig north Eighth.
Ladies Hdme. Home Place.
Snead Thomas, attorney at law, State
Bank Building.
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company. contract department, III
Southern Glass Sign Works. 30 north
Spence. =. H., residence. 80 east Frank
stamper. Jr.. Fl. w, residence, z11 north
Twenty
Supreme Court OF Appeals Of Virginia.
Library Building.
Stills Ticket Agency Company. sos east
strause, A. L., residence. 100 west Broad
Tal1ey. D. D.. residence. 41s west Frank
lin.
ral}sy; .n Riehs,s 4. residence. ~ north
Taylor. Carroll. residence 1s1 south Fifth.
Taylor, Henry Jr.. residence, sp4 west
Taylor, ). R. provision dealer. 10 south
Thilheimer. NJ. residence. 1o17 west
Thalheimer. Charles residence, 44 cas-.
Thalhelmer. Isaac. residence. 1907 west
Thalhimer Brothers. dry-goods. Flfth and
Broad.
Todd. william. residence. 5os east Grace.
Trafieri. chasfe. saloon and restaurant.
Trsdexar company. The. foot OF Fifth.
Tripnne W. o.. residence. INA r street
Tucker. w. s.. hauling and carving wood.
1A north Seventeenth.
Typewriter, Oliver Standard, Visible
Writer. Twe1ve-eix Main. "
Van YoEt. Rose Jimem. residence. s14
east Grace. s -
Yeats, Homer K. residence. 62a Aosby.
Virginia Mechanics. Institute. Eleventh
and Broad q s77.ss7
Virginia Steam Laundry and Toilet Sup
ply Company, 1908 north Second
VoEo. oec6Eo u 6auta1 auuniiea III 49,
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PIEDMONT ALUMNI.
Old University Students Form m

Old University Students Form IN
Association.
CULPEPER, VA. October 4.-(Special)
The alumni of the University Of Virginia
in the counties OF Rappahannock. Culpep-
er, and Orange. have Toned an associa-
ton to be known as the Piedmont Alumni
Association Of the University of Virginia.
with the following officers and members:
Hon. John S. Barbour. president.
Hon. George S. Shackelford, Orange,
vice-president.
w. I. Gilkeson. Culpeper. Va, secretary
and treasurer.
Members-Joseph Wilmer, T. E. Grims-
ley. A. S. Rixey. J. c. Gordon. T. B. Davis,
Travers Daniel, G. ]. Miller. John S.
Walker. Lewis Holiday. G. B. w. Male.
John D. Hamilton, William J. Crittenden.
E. II. Lewis J. George Hiden, c. J. Rixey,
Jr., E. II. Gibson. John F. Rixey. Thomas
c. Smith, E. Voolfolk, N. w. Newman.
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NOTES
OF
SOCIETY,".
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2s.)

fall. Lieutenant Reinberg will be in Will
ninston. n. c., where the Tuscarora
VIII be stationed during the winter.
Mrs. Churchill Young has taken the
house next TO Mrs Talbot
Mrs. Alex Archer has taken a house on
Linden street for the winter.
Mrs. Allan Donnan will have her sister
from Washington viii, her this winter.
Miss Lncy c. Lester will return from
baltimore Saturday. where she has been
visiting Miss Blades
Mr.. Kendall Weisiger has returned from
an extended trip to Florida and other
Southern States
Mrs. James Walker has returned from
Colorado and will remain for several
weeks with her mother, AIRS. Hayes. of
BIZ Floyd avenue.
Mr.. Walker will return to the city this
month for visit, after which Mr.. and
Walker will leave for Colorado Mr..
Walker is greatly improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Randolph Williams,
who have been travelling in England, and
Scotland, were among the passengers on
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. which
arrived in New York Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Russell, of Winchester, one
of the most beautiful women in the State,
will be the guest of Mrs. Carter Scott
during the horse show. Mrs Faulkner,
wife of Senator Faulkner, will also be
Mrs. SCOTS guest
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lang Of this city,
were among the guests at the marriage
of Miss Birdie Kaufman to Mr.. Monroe
Lang. OF Washington, Monday night.
Mr.. Charles Douglas Gentry and wife
have returned from their southern bridal
trip, and are at home to their friends in
No. CITE south Pine street.
Miss Daisy Atkinson. who has been Wis
iting here, has returned to her home in
Powhatan, accompanied by Miss Willie
Richardson.
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Hence Values Like These in Choice Carpets.

Brussels Druggets.
Extra Heavy Brussels Druggets, sold
s27.50-special tomorrow, s19.00-size 3x4
Wilton Druggets.
Bigelow Bogard Wilton Velvet Drug
gets, the best thing made, to be sold at
special price to-rorrow-s49.O0
Rug Bargains.
$3.50 Smyrna Rugs extra size). for
s245.
$500 Smyrna Rugs for 1898.
1925 Velvet Rugs, $2.9s.
$3.50 Smyrna Rugs. S1.69
$500 Smyrna Rugs, s1.50
Special sale Smyrna Rugs, Soc. and ST..
Superior Oilclotts.
Regular &c. quality, our price Csc,
Regular 4Oc. quality, our price 35c.
Linoleum to be sold for SOC. yard.
Stair Oilcloth, Csc.
Window Shades.
Felt Window Shades. with all fixtures
comnlete, special Sc.
81 Lie. Linen Window Shades, with
fixtures complete, all colors. for Zoe.
SOC. Shades, complete, 3ec.
75c. Shades complete, all styles. SOC.
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Our Fall Line Nottingham Lace
Curtains.

Nottingham Curtains of every conceiv-
able style and period are here. You will
find copies Of Brussels. Irish Point, Ma
rie Antoinette, Arabe, and novelty eff
fects, as we'll as the bold, heavy pat
terms. You can count the patterns by
the hundreds. The Styles qualities and
prices are just what you would expect
to find in our energetic Upholstery De-
partment. -Four magnificent Monday
values:
$3.50 CURTAINS at, per pair. eSc
SIPS CURTAINS at, per pair, s1.45.
$500 CURTAINS at. per pair, s1.95.
Real Dentelle Arabe Curtains, in White
and Cream. S. to SIS pair.
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THAT PHONE CABLE.
Effort to Relay 1t Between GIouces-
ter and Yorktown.

CNUTt 10 kerry II bctfFccn IIOuCcS-
ter and Yorktown.
GLOUCESTER G. H. VA, October A.
(special.)-An Intellectual attempt was
made to-day to relay the cable between
Gloucester Point and Yorktown. The
piece pulled up from Yorktown short yes
te-day, together with a new piece of cable,
was spliced on, but the tide was so strong
that 1t swept the boat down the river, and
when all the cable was played out, the
end was no nearer Yorktown wharf than
when the start was made. 1t will be i'm
possible ever to get the cable to shore
without a steam launch or tug boat
An effort will be made to secure a steam
launch on Tuesday, and it is hoped that
the company will then meet with sue
eess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

The Public VIII Please Note the Fol-
lowing Additions TO the Bell Tele-
phone Co.'s List of Subscribers
Since the Publication of Their
September I, 1902, Supplement to
the Directory.
Allen & Co., W. r., wall paper, 2o6 north
Fourth.
Alsop, Ben p, residence. .5N west Grace.
Alsop, Boswell, residence, 81 Floyd ave-
Anderson. James H.. residence 4o4 east
Franklin.
Anderson, H. c.. residence, 1920 Taylor
Atkinson, S. E.. baker and eggs, 1927 Brook
avenue.
Auditor Public Accounts O1tice, State Lii
brary Building.
Baker, J. D., residence, SOB north Tenth.
Baldacci r.. residence, BE north Seventh.
Barksdale, George E., residence. 12s north
Thirty-second.
Barnett, A., residence, I'll west Main.
Beadles, T. H., Dr.. residence, 219 east
Beck. J. L., residence, s14 west Main.
Bethel, E. J.. Mrs, residence. 1905 east
Blanton, Joseph W.. residence 1905 Floyd
Blakey. 3. H.. butter ana eggs. Second
Market.
Booker. Mary Page. Miss residence, S1S
Boyd 6 Co.. James NJ, leaf tobacco deal
ers, Room 2. Crenshaw Building
Bowser, o. B. H., Dr., residence. 513 north
Brauer. F. R., butcher. No. 81 First Mar
Bridgforth, B., Dr.. dentist. 4o7 east Main.
Briggs, J. A., RESIDENCE secc 1913 west Grace.
Brown brothers. funeral directors, 1879
east Main.
Brown, R. D., residence, st, John and
Campbell, Irving E.. attorney at law.
Rooms S and s. State Bank Building.
Camp, William c.. residence. 400 east
Broad.
Cannon mon, James e, residence, II south
cardoza, II. S., residence. Is south Third.
Carson. Mrs. A j.. residence, 1000 Ash
Morris s Janet Carter. Miss, residence. 5o2
casci. D.. & Son, cafe, 500 east Main.
Catlett & Walsh. wall papers. "a north
Craig. j. willard. residence. 30 north
Chafin, K. s.. Mrs. residence. Riverview.
Chalmers, J. F.. residence. ~ south
Chesapeake 81. Dc and Ohio Railway Company.
general managers Office. Eighth and
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
superintendent transportation. Eighth
and Main.
Chief of Fire Department. Bread. Between
Ninth ana Tenth.
Childrey, J. s., residence, s17 east Mar
shall.
eIucci & Delpapa, tailors. sos east Broad.
Claiborne & Woody. real estate north
Eleventh.
Clarke & Son. A. r., hardware. 1215 east
Main.
Cobb, ]. S., residence, so5 west Grace.
Cole w. A. o.. express and house NOV
Ing, 412 north Twenty-third.
Collins. J: v. groceries and feed. 1000
west Broad. {s
Coleman, Annie e., Miss, residence. 5o7
west Grace.
Copeland, NJ G., Company. awnings, Jos
north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Wade. william a.. residence. IS east
Wallace, Gordon. residence. soe west
walton. Miss Julia W., residence. Ga
waldrop. H. F.. grocery. sas Brook ave-
Ward. J. r.. furniture. tewclry. etc. sea
east Marshall
warwick. otway, residence. 1so1 west
Webb. Miss salhe A.. residence. SIS east
Watson s skipwith. attorneys a. law.
11G3 Bank
weinbrun. John c., saloon. s2s east Broad.
Wexford. B. Rand. residence, 16 east
Werth. James r.. residence. ats east
west-End Electric Park. Rathskel,cr.
Wise, Mrs. Barton H.. residence. t1s north
Morris street.
pany, Tw enty-sixth and Cary.
Williams. Charles u. residence. SCI east
Williams. e O. residence. sos Ressr-
williams. Nelson, Jr.. residence. soe north
Williams. Leroy E.. Co.. nanufactuf.
ers. agents. 1s22 east Cary.
Wilson. Harvey. attorney at law. u
Wilson. Ernest b. residence. 1sza Ham
WOOD. Henry W. residence. . .ousA
woodWara. o,eHa. Miss. rssldsncs SO
north Twenty-nfth,
Yarorough. N. a. residsace- aul, eNsa
Yornr. "a. c. residence. II ahatse.
3ounk. Ernest AIT store . 1Htn Suv01A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Why Do We Quote Such Cut Prices
Because we are looking for future bu-
sirsess as well as present trade. II we
please you now-at the commencement
Of the fall and winter season-we stand
an excellent chance of getting your bu-
Siness during the entire season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

How Can We Quote Such Cut Prices?
The volume Of business we do enables
us to cut prices. Large sales and small
profits" is an animating motto Of this
business. We watch the markets with
sharp eyes. Our spot cash is potent
factor in closing advantageous purcha-
ses. You reap the benefit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Heavy Ingram Carpets, one yard wide,
reversible, sell for 29c. yard, Monday,
19c.
Heavy Wool Superior Ingram Carpets,
Leidon leader, in very artistic effects,
real value, &c., our price, 45c.
Best AllWool Extra-Super Ingram
Carpets. finest qualities from the Low
ELL, Hartford, and Bromley mills, very
artistic effects, regular price, s5c., our
price will be 60c. yard.
Highest Grade Ten Wire Tapestry
Brussels Carpets, from the Hartford and
Sanford & Sons mills, suitable for all
purposes-our price will be soc.
Alexander Smiths and Stinson's very
superior slime FSev Parlor and Bedroom
Carpets. anj' Il, real value $685. our
price will bs. /.
Best All-Wool Woven Velvet Carpets.
new floral designs, s1.0o.
Administer Carpets, s1.25.
s59S for Extra Fine All-Wool Ingram
Druggets, with fringe. beautiful designs,
size 3x3. special for S59s.
$1,000 for Brussels Ingram Druggets-
something entirely new-size SKA, worth
SIS, our price will be $500.
$3.50 for All-Wool Ingram Druggets-
size Sx3 ~ newest of designs special
price, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

sPPEEeA SPECIAL TAILOR-r1ADE SUITS AND SKIRTS.
Ladies' Fine Tailor-Made Suits of ATWOOD Chevot We
netian Cloth Black and the wanted fall shades jackets
made either doubebreasted box fly 'front.' the popular
blouse style skirts newest models entire Suit ee
ganty tailored and we'll lined throughout Sis is Go or
the regular value-specal price p7e10
Other Suits here at $12.o8 $1798, $50 and upwards
Ladies' Dress Skirts Of AWoo Cheviot Black made in the
Other Dress and Walking Skirts including the newest Silk
7gore flare style trimmed with satin taf- 2 OE
feta bands; regular S. values-speca at apO'AO
Skirts at $198 $2o8 and up to $2 with many n-between
prices.
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J. Carter Walker, Edward T. Jones. John
w. Reedy, B. c. Male. George William
Peyton, ]. M. Scott.
The formation of this association is due
to the active interest and agitation Of
Hon. ]. 3. Sener, who was elected presi-
dent of the General Alumni Association
last June.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-07
Nome Real Estate,

II you want to sell or buy Nome prop. erty. vacant or improved, see II. C. Wilkinson; office, Hunter building,
 NOME PROPERTY FOR SALE. Casco Hotel, 9 rooms, on lot 25x14o: will sell cheap.
 International saloon building, with stock of liquors; license to Nov. 1. Cabin on lot adjoining Pioneer Min ing Co. $ building: fine location. House, seven rooms, facing barracks square.
 House on spit, four rooms; lot, 50 feet front. running to beach. House, four rooms, with cellar. and four cabins, on spit; lot lOOxl57; will be sold cheap.
 MINING PROPERTY FOR SALE. No. If bench on Dry creek: water for sluicing can be had from Nome Water Company.
 Two bench claims on left limit. Dry creek, on second and third tiers, oppo- site No. , creek claim. Other town and mining properties for sale.
 H. C. WILKINSON,
 Hunter Building.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-07
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Gust Neson
 You are hereby notified that we. the under. signed. have performed and caused to be per formed work services and labor Of the value Of &lUO upon the placer mining ciuln known us No mining district, formerly lhe Casadepagn dis trict in the District of Alaska, and you arc further notified that if you do not within ninety be paid to the undersigned your proportionate share of su,h expenditure, Us aforesaiu, is CO., owner, your interest in said claim viii become the property of the undersigned, under Section 2j2I, Revised Statutes of the United States.
 A. BRUNELL,
 A. ANDERSON
 CoOv ncrs of Aforesaid PrDperty Date of first publication, May 10. 1902. 3mS
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-07
SUMMONS.

In the United States District Court for the District of Alaska, Second Division
 James J. Ryan, plaintiff, vs E. T. Johnson and J. J. Duncan, defendants.
 The President of the United States of Amer. lea, greeting: To E. T. Johnson, defendant herein:
 You are hereby summoned to appear in the United States District Court for the District Of Alaslxn, Second diviS jon thereof at Nome, in said Second division of the District of Alaska and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs flied herein. or judgment for want thereof viii be taken against you. us prayed for In said com pluint.
 You shall appear and answer the said com. puint in said action within thirty (3U days from the date Of the service of this summons upon you. and if personal service be not nude then within thirty tSO) days after the puDiica- tiOn Of this summons, us reQuir, q by that cer- tain order nude and entered herein this I4th day of May, A. D. E02, which requires that the said summons be published in the NOME NUC- GET once week for six wcekS
 This action is instituted to foreclose Q miner or mechanics lien on placer mining ciuim known as No above on Bonanza creek. u tributary of the Ungutalic river, in the Council City mining district, formerly the Norton sound miping district in the District OY Alaska
 And the plaintiff prays judgment against you, E. T. Johnson, defendant named herein, that m undivided one eighth interest of the said mining claim be sold Hnd the proceeds Oe applied to the payment of the demand of pianti1 herein, to-
 The sum of $274i5 due for labor performed upon said mining claim, for SlI.V0 expenses and disbursements in preparing and filing suid me. chnnicS lien, and the further sum of $lOO.OO at torpey's fees, together with his costs und dis fully appears in the complaint On file herein.
 The date Cf the first publication of this sum- mons will be on the l7th day of May, A. D. i.U2
 Witness the Honorable James Wiekersham
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-07
SUMMONS.
In the United St

In the United States District Court for the Dis
 trict of Alaska, Second Division.
 D. l. Macdonaid, Howard Andrews Poillon and William F. BcSener, plnntifs, vs. A. $. Crane, O. B. Millett, Anna Duff Crane. h. !. Campbell, William A. Gilmore C. E. McC onncll. w. T. Hireen. John Doc and Richard Roe. de- fcndants.
 The Plesjdcnt of the United States of Amer. lea. greeting: To A s. Crane, o. E. Millett, Gilmore, q. E. Mcconnell. w T. Hirccn, ,John Doe and Richard Roe, defendants in the above entitled action.
 You und each of you are hereby summoned ,o appear in the United States District ourt. Dis trict Of Alnska, Second judicial division. nt Nome, in said Second division Of srid District of Aluska, and answer the complaint of thc plaintiffs, or judgment for want thereof will Le taken against you and each oi you.
 You shall appear and answer the complaint in tnls action Within thirty 3O) day from the da to of the service of this summons upon won or
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-07
Nome City First Passenger
 Steamer to Reach Port.
A 42 DAYS VOYAGE
But Captain Daniels Pulled the Tight Steamer Through the Ice Pack Without Serious Misliap-Brought I47 Passengers and Full Cargo.

The good ship Nome City, Captain Daniels, of the Pacific Clipper Line arrived in port Wednesday evening at l. o'clock, 42 days out from Seattle, hay. ing left that city on the morning ot May ?.
 The Nome City had a long and tedious voyage, but happily she reached her destination with scarcely a scratch, though for many days she bucked the ice in Bering sea. At times she was fast in the ice. and on May was with in 70 miles of Nome. :The hills north of this city were clearly visible. and, so confident were the passengers that they would land in Nome that night, preparations were made by both pas sengers and crew to get things in readiness for going ashore. Then the ice pack closed in on the vessel and she was carried to the westward where she drifted for days.
 On June Cape Prince of Wales was astern and Kings island was seen off the port bow. The next day the steamer drifted to inc Diomedcs and narrowly escaped going ashore on Fare well rock.
 On June 4 Captain Daniels gallantly forced his ship through the pack and headed for Nome, which place he reached Wednesday evening at F o'clock, without experiencing any serious difficulty during the day.
 The steamship Portland, of the N. C. Company's fleet, was seen in the ice pack on Wednesday morning drifting toward the straits. E
 The Nome City brought in 1l5 first class passengers and P second-class, besides full cargo of freight. The passengers speak in the highest terms of the treatment accorded them during the entire voyage by Captain Daniels, his officers and men, as well us by E. G. McMicken. the Pacific Clipper Lines representative cn board. -s ,
 The Nome City will sail for Seattle on Monday afternoon at ? clock.