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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20

The Western Railway train No. S5, due at 10:55 a. m., was five hours late yesterday caused by waiting on the Southern Railway in Atlanta. The Louisville and Nashville ran two sec ttons of its train No. 1 to New Orleans, the first leaving at 11:15 o'clock on time and the second getting out at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon with the delayed Southern connection. Last night the Western Railway train due at 20 p. m., was two hours late wait ing on the Southern in Atlanta, the Louisville and Nashville held for it and only ran one section to New Orleans.
 o. P. Bartlett, General Agent of the Louisville and Nashville in New Or leans, reached the city yesterday morn ing and will spend few days with his family here. He Is Montgomery man of whom his friends are proud, and they are watching with keen in- terest and pleasure his rapid rise In the railroad world
 The Atlantic Coast Line began the work yesterday morning of laying the two bulk tracks from Jefferson street into the old Roman warehouse where Schloss and Kahn will put up their new building.
 The mud caused by the recent rains put the traction engine used in grading the Mobile and Ohio property on Jeff ferson and Tallapoosa streets out of commission yesterday morning and a bunch of fourteen mules driven seven abreast in two rows pulled the mon- ster road machine over the rough ground. It was mule against steam power, and while a bit slower served the purpose admirably.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
Notes and PernonnIn.

The pay car of the Louisville and Nashville was at the union station yes. terday morning dispensing sunshine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
MARBLE.

CuFbOw-Clapp Marble Co. Marble and Granite Monuments. e09-211 Dexter. Phone i46.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
NEWS OF RAILROAD WORLD

seaboard Air Line ut once ran them out of Montgomery as a special to Americus. Ga, and from that point up it's Fitzgerald branch to Columbus. This route, from opelika to Montgom- cry. Montgomery to Americus and Americus to Columbus. 1as in the neighborhood of PIT miles as against forty miles by the Central of Georgia.
 But 1t takes engines to pull cars.
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Reunion Tickets on Sale.

The rates of one cent per mile plus twenty-five cents round trip for tn {, Confederate Reunion in Mobile were put on at the various points in Ala bama yesterday morning.
 Between thirty and forty tickets were sold at the union ticket office in Montgomery and an extra coach was put on both train No. . which left at 7a m. and the first section of train No. 1 leaving at 11:1O a. m. A good crowd went out on train 70. 3 which left two hours late last night. only one section of that train being run. The rates will elso, be on today. being discontinued tonight, and have a final return limit till midnight satur. day night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20

L. c. Cardinal. Travelling Freight Agent of the Mobile and Ohio at Bir- mingham, spent the day in the city yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
COTTON BAGGING.

M. sabeI & Sons, Call for secondhand Bagging and Ties, goodlas new, 1O2-io4 Blbb St. Phone ,72.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
House Dynamlted.

A stick of dynamite was placed under the house of Oscar Kendrick. a negro coal miner, near Wylam, late last night and the explosion which followed tore the house almost to splinters. Kend- rick and his mother occupied the house and both were thrown into the air. Kendrick was hurt, but his mother. beyond being frightened is none the worse for the experience. The dyna- mite was placed by an enemy of Kend- rick ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
DRUGGISTS.
D. 0. snnnn

E. c. spnmn.
 Pure Virgin Olive oil. Best in the world for salads. 100 Dexter Ave. Phone 99.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
MONEY-TO-LOAN.

Klein's Montgomery Lean Go.
 Money to loan on Watches, Dia- monds, Jewelry, Guns and rfstoib. Business strictly confidential
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
CnMuyT. LTNTn. uTC.

CEMENT, LIME, ETC, Carolina Portland Cement Co. Also Plaster, Fire Brick. Roofing Paper. Stocks stored in l.. & N warehouse. Montgomery, Ala. Ad. dress inquiries to Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
Justice Brewer to Lecture.

Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court, will be in Birmingham this week to deliver a lecture at the Birmingham High School auditorium. Committees have been named by the city, the Board of Trade, Commercial Club, and other organizations to en- certain the Justice. Efforts are being made to have the distinguished visitor remain over a day after the lecture, in which event he will be shown the in- dustrial region around Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-20
NEWSPAPER CUTS.

Montgomery OsteOpathic Enwtaeute. Osteopathic treatment by the best. Only scientific Osteopathist fn city.
 SIS & Lawrence St -
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PLUMBERS.

F. Jnos MeComlxeR. Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting. My work guaranteed. Phone 7S4. 12 8. Perry SC.
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Movements of steamers
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COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SAN PEDRO Nov. I6.-The steamer Pasa-
lumber cargo and cleared today. for Eureka to
reload. The schooner Louise has been char
tered to load lumber cargo for the Kerckhof-
Gunner Company at this port There were no
asvi,..s at this port today.
PORTLAND, Nov. 16.--The steamer Alliance.
the steamer F. A. kilburn sailed at the same
hour Tor San francisco via Coos Bay
ished loading wheat last night and thereby
broke me record for quick dispatch In this
cargo; which measures approximately ioo.ooo
Oceanic dock this morning to take on shipment
OF wheat for San Francisco
The steamer Columbia will arrive tonight
from San Francisco after absence of eight
months She Is bringing big cargo of general
freight and almost .f full passenger list
terday was COMPLETE success and this morn
ing sue began receiving cargo OF freight for
The steamer Redondo arrived from San Fran
cisco this morning and will load lumber for
the return trip. Laden with 10000 feet of
lumber me steamer Cruiser left this morning
The British bark Buccleuch has cleared at the
Custom House for Queenstown or Falmouth for
ORDERS with 1855 bushels of wheat, valued at
ABERDEEN, Nov. l5.-Lumber exports from
Grays Har b se during the month Of October ag
totaled 1000 2oi pieces and Single shipments
nearly 100000 feet Of lumber Sixty-seven
full cargoes, sixty-three of them for domestic
ports, were sent away. San Francisco taking
the bulk OF the exports. Shipments from the
various mills were: S. Z. Slade. 4.935,696 feet;
Wilson Brothers. So .199: Western Lumber
Company. l.I27-9S7; American Mill Company,
z,lz9,oi5; Dryden & Leitch. SI11t2: Union Mill
company, 2sS9, To- HARDWOOD MIL 1.429. 391 /:
Aberdeen Lumber and Single Company, 1923,
Harbor Company. 1,072. 500: Hoquiam Lumber
and shingle Company. 5.04o.oT9: Northwestern
Lumber Company. $4,000: Grays Harbor Lum-
Der Company. ISI5.000: Z. X Mood Lumber
Company. 3,593,912, National Lumber and Box
Company. 21i4,136. torty-seven cargoes went
TO San Francisco.
ASTORIA. Nov. 16. The oil tank bark Fuller
ton was towed outside today and met by the
steamer Argyle, from Seattle, and will be towed
to California by her. The steam schooner
Coaster. lumber laden for San Francisco. left
today
The Norwegian steamship Iethou arrived at
TINS port today from Port Los Angeles and went
70 Portland. where she Will load lumber for the
orient. The steamship Numantia arrived here
today from China and Japan with full Oriental
Freight cargo. Tie american ship Elweli arrived
today from Re.londo 10 load lumber for Cali
iornia port The American ship Eclipse arrived
mere TO-DAY from Honolulu. She will oa,l unll, er
Tor California The steam schooner Johan Paul.
left today.
The Government tug Sotovome bound for the
bremerlon navy yard, put In to this port today
Tor supply or coal Coming up the coast the
Sotoyome ran into heavy gales. which exhausted
the 1uei supply She also put into Eureka for
The German ship Eva. with a cargo of lumber
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Morning SESSION

OAKLAND. Nov. l6.-Folowing were the sales
and closing quotations today the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
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The British tank steamers Ashtabula and tn
carora will return to the Orient with refine
petroleum Both were chartered prior to arriva
Exports by the Sierra
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
VIII Take OIL to the Orien,

VIII Take OIL to the Orient
The British tank steamers Ashtabula and Tus-
carora will return to the Orient with refined
petroleum. Both were chartered prior to arrival
Exports by the Sierra
The Oceanic Steamship Company's Sierra,
which sailed on Thursday for Sydney and way
at ss36,5e4, and to be distributed as follows
For Honolulu. S25,6 Samoan Islands, $65Sl
NeSmea ss F9eDdy ssnds
Islands SILL Society Islands. $S3. The follow
To Honouu-s790 lbs butter $50 cs eggs, 2s4
pkgs fresh fruits, 81 pkgs vegetables. 10 cs
$685. bs G poy 80 s op E lbs Is
drugs, Is pigs dry goods, IL pkgs electrical
To Samoan islands, bbls -four. 325 cs and
pkgs salmon, 6s ccrts potatoes, Is crts onions,
$40 lbs ham and an bacon; 80 lbs lard. 81 cs
$50 lbs dried fruit. $50 lbs rice, cs baking
pawser 4 es table 1872 pkgs ships
wagons. 7 pkgs bicycles, IL pkgs dry goods. cs
To New Zealand s27 lbs and 4s pkgs
raisns. 200, 73o lbs and so bxs assorted dried
fruits. 1888 bxs oranges, $3.50 bxs apples. 1880
cs and 45 kegs salmon. 10 cs millstuffs. 1870 lbs
lbs beans, 1888 lbs hops, 113 pkgs carriage ma
so cs sewing machines, % pkgs electrical goods,
10 automobiles. = bxs automobile parts, I bxs
43S bxs and 40 pkgs metal polish so cs boots
and shoes cs typewriters 292 .pkgs roofing
material, 500 SKIS plaster. 40 cs paints. IS bbis
To Australia-124 06 lbs raisins 81 900 lbs
assorted dried fruits, 13.24s and 1856 half
1860 lbs goldfish 1850 It's table meals 337
canned goods. cs extracts, 1541 pkgs roofing
material. II bxs type. a pkgs printing ink. $50
cs and 40 pkgs metal polish, 1s5 paints. 80
bxs typewriters cs leather. $500 lbs fertilizer
"a pkgs machinery. / automobile 80 cs boots and
shoes, 1912 kegs and 40 white lead. 50 bbs
ubrcating oil 45.os6 lbs pig lead, .43 pkgs rub
Der goods. 16 bales oyeralls, 7721 lbs seeds, 80
cs sewing machines. "a cs arms and ammunition
90 pkgs carriage material.
To Noumea-100 cs canned salmon. AZ cs as
To Friendly Islands-50 canned salmon.
crts potatoes.
To Fiji Isiands2o crts onions. 81 cs canned
fruit
Cargo for Honolulu
The bark r. r. Rithet sailed yesterday for
Honolulu with an assorted cargo valued at
S66. So. and including the following:
100 bbls -four. 1892 ctls barley. PASS lbs
corn, 1876 lbs middlings, II 100 lbs salt. 500
lbs hops. 1912 canned goods 1911 lbs nuts 10
cs honey. 1927 lbs glucose, 625 lbs dried fruit
late, 200 lbs coffee. 900 lbs lard 27e pkgs
beer. cs brandy. 100 cs mineral water 3 cs
bitters, 80 cs champagne. 90 whisky. 90. 697
and i434 pcs pipe, 10 pkgs paints 100 kegs and
400 cs powder. 50 cs fuse. 90 cs oils cs ma
chinery, ID 023 lbs lead, 10 rolls leather AZ bds
1899 lbs sou s sg s9 bo es sewing machines
pkgs dry goods, 324 pkgs doors and windows, lis
cs gasoline.
Notice to Mariners
Cayucos Landing. californla-(List of Lights
49, Notice is hereby given that Cayucos Land
Ing buoy No .. black frst-class spar. which
recently went adrfft. was replaced November IL
By order of the Lighthouse Board
Fl. T. MAYO.
Commander, U. S. NJ
Inspector. Twelfth Lighthouse District
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schr Santiago, Lindberg Monterey, In TOW
RETURNED
Friday November Is:
Pogsr schr Bessie K. Dorwin: hence Nov VA, IA
1or santa Cruz, returned account OF rough
weather.
Nov IL, in lat 40 n long W, Br ship
.,I Per whal bark Andrew Hicks. At San Fran;
bark California; REL reports S9 3 s lean
POINT LOB0S, Nov. 1910 D. m--Weather
clear; wind NV; velocity 20 miles per hour.
sEATILE-sailed Nov 15-Barge Haydn
:. Arrived Nov 15-schr Harold Blekum. hence
:, JUNEAU-saiIed Nov 15-stmr Humboldt, for
Skagway.
AsToRIA--Arrived Nov 15-stmr Redondo.
Arrived Nov is-stmr Columbia. hence Nov ls
arrived Nov l6-Ship sintram. hence Nov 3
lerton in tow. for Port Hartford: stmr Johan
pa sls;Tca for San F ran, po,.u,o
Arrived Nov 1s-Bris Lurline. hence Oct ss
Ger stnir Nnmantia. from Yokohama, etc
Port Los Angeles
MONTERREY Sailed Nov 16-stmr Rosecrans.
for Honolulu. with schr Monterey in tow.
NoYo-Arrived Nov l6-stmr Brooklyn. hence
PORT TowNsEND-Passed Nov 15-Bsrk
Salem hence Oct 81, for Olympia
OLYMPIA-Arrived Nov 16-Schr Salem,
san PEDRo-sailed Nov 1s-stmrs Pasa-
dena and Alcatraz. for San Francisco:
Iaqua, from San Pedro; stmr Scotia. hence
Sailed Nov is1stmrs Eureka. Pomona. Arc
tic. San Pedro and Greenwood for San Fran
SANTA Observation-Disclosures Nov 1e-stmr
Bonita. from Port Hartford. and sailed for San
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Nov 16--Br ship Eu-
rasia. from Hamburg.
REDoNco-Arrived Nov 1s-stmr Pasadena.
PORT HARFoRD- Arrived Nov 1s-Barge
Three rec. hence Nov 10, in tow tug Sea King.
SAL Sailed Nov lGE,stsr Coos Bay for San Fran
ISLAND PORTS
H0NOLULU-Sailed Nov I6-Stmr Nevadan
for Kahului; stmr Hongkong Maru. for Yoko-
Iama.
: Arrived Nov 1e-Jap stmr shibata Maru. from
EASTERN PORTS
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-Passed Nov
i5-Ship Acme. from Philadelphia. for Hako-
~ FOREIGN PoR+-
VANCoUvER-Arrived Nov 14-Br stmr Tar
PENANG-Arrived Nov 15-Br stmr sat
suma. from New York, for Manila.
GUAYMAs- Nov 15-Br stmr Midgard.
- = OCEAN STEAMERS
CHERBOU RG--Arrived Nov 16-stmr Kali
Hamburg.
HAMBURG --Arrixsd Nov 1e-stmr Graf wal
dersee. from New York.
NEW YoRK-sailed Nov 16-Stmr Hamburg
for Naples and Genoa.
Arrived Nov 1c-stmr Lucania. from Liver
pool.
GIBRALTAR-Sai Nov 15-Stmr slavonia.
for New York.
BOULoGNE-Arrived Nov 1e-Stmr Ryndam
from New York. for Rotterdam. and proceeded.
QUEENSTOWS-Arrived Nov 16-Stmr Cam
pania. from New York. for Liverpool, and pro-
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for China, arrived here today from Portland. and
Will leave in the morning The American bar
kcntine Homeward Bound, undertaken for San
Francisco, arrived from Portland today. The
greater portion of her crew are men from the
wrecked Peter Iredale.
The br1gantine Lurline, from San Francisco, is
reported off the river this evening Another
schooner, the Irene the Virginia. is reported
After absence of many months, the steamer
Columbia crossed the Columbia River bar today,
and after unloading portion of her cargo, left
for Portland. The Columbia had very bad trip
up the coast.
The Overdue List
Norwegian bark Theodor, out $50 days from
Italian ship Margharita, out 119 days from
Genoa from Antofagasta, per cent.
Norwegian ship Cortez, out 15S days from
Hamburg, for Antofagasta, per cent.
German bark Peter Rickmers, out IT'S days
from Rangoon, for Bremen. 20 per cent.
British ship Pagrave, out 203 days from Ham
burg, for San Francisco. 10 per cent
French bark ST. Louis. out 1J9 days from Port
Tampa, for Hiogo, 10 per cent.
The Army Transports
The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Crook is in port. Out of commission.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The kirkpatrick is at Manila.
for Manila
The ingalls, left Manila November for New
York
The Meade left Manila September for New
York
The Sheridan left Honolulu for this port No
vember Q, in tow of the Buford and Slocum.
The Sherman left Guam November for Ma
Mia.
The Thomas is In port.
The Warren is In port Out Of commission.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED
Thursday, November Is.
Schr Vine, johnson, 4 days from Eureka
Schr Baxter, isaacsen, 16 days from
Bellinsham
Br stmr Druncairnc. Robinson, SO days from
Iquique via Pacasmaipapo.
b. stmr Winnebago. Macdonald "a days from
Mcli.
stmr Pomo. Reinertsen. 10 hours from Albion.
stmr National City Frederickson IA hours
St stmr samoa samoa Madssn. 16 hours from Cas-
ss Higgins a 81 a SoaEs
Fort Bragg. bCdnd south, put in for passengers.
stmr 'sortA Fork, Nelson, IS hours from Eu-
stmr saSSta Cruz, Hall. 10 hours from Mon.
Bksn Cleaner. sohmeli. Is days from Coos
Whal bark California. williams. 1o days from
WhaI bark Andrew Hicks Church. 10 days
from Fox Island.
Power schr sotoyome. winkel. As hours from
scnr Ida Mckay. EstvoId, y days from
schr . A Thayer. Petersen, IA days from
schr Norta Bend, jackson. days from Coos
schr, solano. Rosicl IA days from Grays
scar Watson A West. sorenson. IS DAYS from
schr Stanley, Peterson. II days from VIII
: sehr ottiiie FJord, Dahioss. days from
Cons Bay.
sehr j H Bruce, Swanson. IA days from
Willapa.
Power -sehr. Newark, johnson, so hours from
Byxbee Landing.
Friday. November l6
stnir Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego. P c
$ Co.
stmr City of Para. Curtis, Anecn. etc: r u
S Co.
SAILED
Thursday, November 10.
Br stmr Bessie Dollar. Cow. Victoria
stmr Brooklyn. NOrberE. Noyu
Friday. November f6.
stmr Vanguard. Cdland furesa.
Stmr Phoenix, Hendrickson. Crescent City.
Stmr Noyo. Lee. bort B-agg.
Stmr Samoa. Madsen. San Pedro
Sfmr Tiverton. Johnson Astulia
Stmr bee Marxen. Grays Harbor.
Stmr james Higgins Higgins. Port Los
Angeles.
Stmr Point Arena, Fose1. Munroe Landing
Ship Asts u. Durham, Wokkociai.
Bark Rithet. Prev, Honolulu.
Bktn kohala, Dedrich Grays Harbor
BStn Amelia, Kr,ise. Astoria.
Sclr Joseph Russ, Foss, Port Townsend.
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War Ships in Harbor

Uncle Sans fighting force is largely
represented in the bay at present. Ly-
ing off Folsom street are the cruisers
Chicago and Boston, while in close prox-
unity are the gunboat Yorktown and
the torpedo destroyers- Paul Jones and
Preble. They will probably remain
here until after Thanksgiving and then
proceed to Santa Barbara for a few
days.
After that they will go to Mag
dalena Bay for target practice, and are
scheduled to return to San Diego by
Christmas, where they will stay during
the holidays.
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Memoranda

Per Br stmr winnebago-Had strong S and
Sc winds for 20 days.
Per whal bark Andrew Hicks at San Fran
cisco Nov 16. from Fox rsland-July 10. in the
Okhotsk Sea, the mates boat struck by
a whale and the mate (Thomas Ogden was IA
tally injured. dying the next day; he a
native of Oregon. aged 81 years.
Per schr Staney-On Nov g. in lat 46 20 y.
Ion 125 81 W. had eruption. breaking
mountains high all around the vessel; had to
use oil both fore and aft. the working
night and day: had strong Sc and Sw gales
to lat IL y, Ion 126 ". thence TO port NV
wind.
HONOLULU. Nov. 16.-Jap stmr Hongkong
Maru. at this port. from San Francisco. re-
ports having passed q S stnr Sheridan. in tow
q s stmrs Slocum and Buford. $40 miles
east of Honolulu; Sheridan had sails set.
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ASPl It's Tall going IN HeICS Piolcoe.
Ogden came within reach and was
Knocked unconscious to the bottom OF
the boat.
The mate never regained conscious
ness. He was native of oregon and
81 years old. AS the vessel was near
Kadiak Island at the time, Ogden was
buried there. He was at one time cap
tain of the bark Alice Knowles.
Arthur o. Gibbons, the boat header,
was also struck by whale while IN
a small boat, and several of his ribs
were fractured
Second Mate H. A. Martin was caught
in line and so badly bruised that he
was laid up for two weeks
While the vessel was at the Mar
quesas Islands the donkey engineer
went ashore and was arrested by the
authorities for having deserted a
French vessel while in San Francisco.
On October the bark California was
spoken in the Arctic Ocean. It had not
caught whale.
The Hicks left this port on Decem-
Der 6, 1905. She was sixteen days from
Fox Island. She is consigned TO w. K.
Wing.
Korea Will be Crowded
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Korea, which is sche-
duled to sail for the Orient on Tues
day, will go loaded to her capacity with
passengers and freight. Already TO
first-class cabin passengers have Sc
cured accommodations while her hold
will carry all that the Plimsoll mark
will allow.
Sargent, Commissioner of immigration.
who is bound for Honolulu; ]. L. Rog-
ers, the United States Consul at Shang-
hal, and H. P. Anewalt, assistant gen.
eral agent of the Santa Fe Railroad
who will go with his wife and son
on pleasure trip to Honolulu.
VIII Take Many Passengers
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer City of Para, which is
to sail at noon today for Ancon and
way ports. will carry forty first-class
cabin passengers, which is an unusu
ally large number at this time of the
year She will also go loaded to full
capacity with freight.
Puts Back to Port
The power schooner Bessie K, Cap
tain Dorwin, put back to port yester-
day on account of rough weather en-
countered a few miles south of the
Golden Gate. She put to sea late
Thursday afternoon, bound for Santa
Cruz.
Sheridan Is Spoken
The transport Sheridan. which is be-
ing towed to this port by the Buford
and the tug Slocun. was spoken by the
Hongkong Maru SO miles east of Hon
olulu. The Sheridan had sails set. The
Hongkong Maru left this port Novem-
Der 9.
VIII Dock ON Tuesday
The Pacific Mail steamship Mongolia,
which is now on the drydock at Hun
tiers Point, will come to her berth at
the Mail dock on Tuesday. She will
probably be ready to sail for the Orient
on the oath.
Lumber Arrivals Large
The amount of lumber arriving in
port yesterday from northern points
was unusually large. 1t amounted to
nearly 100000 feet.
Whaling Bark on Bar
A whaling bark was reported to be
eighteen miles off the bar late yester-
day afternoon. 1t was supposed to
be the California
Will Go on Drydock
The new United States cruiser South
Dakota will go on the drydock at
Hunters Point early next week
Sails for Honolulu
The bark R. P. Rithet, Captain Drew.
sailed for Honolulu yesterday after
noon.
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GMPlGNIE 6ENERiLE TRANsATlAETToUE.

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday. instead OF Saturday.
ct 10 a. m. FROM Pier A.. North River foae -
Morton ST -
First-cisss to Havrc. $40 and upward. &c.
ond class to Havre- S4J and upward ceS
EkAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES Ann
CANADA. 81 Broadway Hudson Bnlia1,r1
Coast. coo Montgomery st.. San Fr.,s as.ns
Tickets sold By all Railroad Ticket 49,
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u. s. Eranch photographic Office
A branch of the United States Photographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference, and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers TO navigation and all
matters Of interest to ocean commerce. The
the reconstruction of the tower of the Ferry
building. ]. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant o. S. N. in charge