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Narcissus, 3sc a Dozen,
at KTamer's. 9l6 + st. NV.
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STORAGE.

UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4is-420-4 422
ieth 81. NV, Phone Main 1929. nol-sot
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

SHIRT WAISTS MADE to order at the DE
SIGNING PARLOR, l220 O 81 JAZZ
WANTED-By a settled coIoTed woman.
place as cook. stay nights PA ST. nv
~
WANTED-First-clas laundress 10 take
work home. i627 nth St NV
WANTED-Position in private family, as
sewing school. waist and skirt hand-
Address NJ WALKER. 6l2 Massachusetts
ave. NV
WANTED-By reliable laundress. washing 10
do az home. Can 4s7 Washington 81. NV.
jal2-3t
WANTED-Ry reliable girI, place as cook
Tor rich people. 2l33 ! ST nv ~
TyANTED-sduslc pupils by competent
teacher. Address BOX i63. Times oince.
jall-2t
WANTED-By young lady Of refinement. n
position in uiiice OF any OtGeT employ iheIit
suitable for lady; capable OF nlliug respon-
sible positions. best OF references. Address
BOX I6i. Times Office. Ja4l-Ss
WANTED-PosItion as companion 10 invalid
OF elderly person. by Virginia girl; references
required. Address, stating salary. II. +. 5,
King Geoge, Va Jaii-5t
WANTED-By an experienced lady. position
as housekeeper ia family or hotel. city ref
eTenCe- Address MRS LOLA MITCHELL
Fredericksburg, Va. jsl0-2t
Will SEW CheapIy ana call for same. chill
drens sewing preferred address BOX l45.
Times office. jal0-3t
WANTED-By White woman. any KIND or
fine laundry work. + st NV. jas-5t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

THE KENT. lIs North Carolina ave. Sc
handsome new apartments southern expo
sure: six large outside rooms and bath; large
rear yard and poTchess steam heat hot W&teri
janit0r service; just reduced; one apartment
left. KARRICK * AETCALF. 1888 9 81.
NV. de5l-u
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FOR RENT-PIANoS.

PARTY leaving city VIII rent upright Stein
way piano at low rate to responsible party,
in excellent condition. Address BOX I46,
Times Office. taf0-3t
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Use Rosenfelds Iee-Cream and Ices.
Sl2 II st. ne. Phone East 1903.
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FOR SALE-TYPEwRITERs.

T ST NV. talO-3t
FOR SALE+Gooi secondhand No. Rem
ington. in perfect order: will accept small
monthly payments if desired Address BOX
Ice. Times office. jalO-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash. an Ideal liam
mond typewriter, equipped with three inter
ohangeabie types; in hrst-class condition
Apply ROOM IA. Washington Loan and Trust
palIolng. ia4-tf
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WALL PAPER.

WE'LL DO 1T for a song: painting and
paperhanging. J. II. BECKWITH, sos r
St ne ja12-3t
WM. v. MAHONEY, the Progressive Paper-
hanger reliable. prompt. cheap; legal guar
antee covers all our work. send postal for
Pennsylvania ave Sc, telephone East Il4 r.
or 4 lowing agencies: De Maine * Co. S217
s. NV; Edlavitch's store Bowie Nd;
j. Monroe ST., Anaeostia; Mattingly's store
Congress Heights, COZ New York ave. NV;
Conaway's store. Laurel, Nd jalI-7t
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FOR RENT-GFFICES

FOR RENT-Very desirable Offices. facing
Capitol Heat. light, and janitor service.
FROM S. per month up
bliss BUILDING. 81 3 81. NV ial2-tf
EcIs RENi-Desirablo office roonls in the
EVans building. 14le-I424 New York ave
ianitor service. dels-30t
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WANTED-FARMS.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To buy a good six or seven room
house with bath. Northeast preferred. not
over s. go. Address MRS. K. NJ. Times Of
fee. 5a11-st
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIE6-StoFs
homes. Netf ing too small or too large
HARRISON REALTY CO..
COZ g Street n " no5-tf
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ANACOSTIA.
BROOKLAND, D. c.

URrs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson stE-
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WANTED-RO0NS.

couple, with child ten months
old, rooms. furnished. for light housekeeping
Southwest preferred Address BOX 1872
Times office II
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HELP WANTED-MALE s. FEMALE.

ED-Experienced male or female coat
hnisher Address 1892 q ST. NV 1al0-St
WANTED-You can learn the syllable system
OF shorthand in IL hours. attain a speed CT
IS to 100 words IN $50 hours, and We VIII PFC
cure a position foE you. We teach also FIt-
man, Graham, Gregg, ana Barnes systems,
typeWrtting, ana Spanish. TENOGttAP az
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phune N
Il42.. 14@-Svt
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HELP WANTID-MALE.


WANTED-BOys with bicycles for nlessen-
ger service, industrious boys can earn u
per day and more: boys attending school VIII
be employed from D. N. 10 II p m ana
on Sundays ana holidays. MUTUAL DIS
TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement,
IzGi + st. uw. oe4-u
WANTED Experienced blacksmith's helper
,. r. SPRINGMANNS 5 SONS. sol Fth ST
sW, jatO-St
TELEPHONE SPECIALITY MFG CO dc
siTes competent manager for their Washlhs-
ton office. liberal salary and commission
yearly contract. small tnyestment required
Address BOX 243. Brooklyn, \. y. la3-l4t
BOYS. BE INDEPENDENT-Own your own
newspaper routes. Get a list Of customers
for the Evening and Sunday Times, and YOU
viii make good money For further IN
formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT. The washington Times. apzS-II-
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn GOOD
income corresponding for newspapeIsi eApe-
Eience unnecessary. Send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE, LockPort. y. Il
nos 1S0t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-Young man having two years
experience in drug store desires position IN
drug store in Washington or any town Ia
small wages, with prospect OF increase and
a working interest in store excellent refer
ences. Address BOX lo0s Times Office.
Jal2-2t
A FOREIGN BOY Qs) finished a Russian
government high school, speaks English,
wishes 70 work as architectural craftsman
Tor small salary 20 start address 1IPEK-
MAS, 1923 9TH 81. nv. st
WANTED-By hrst-class white carpenter.
non-union. work. S16 Florida ave. NV II
WANTED-By young white man. position
as delivery driver. Address 5. r.. gl5 ZIth
81. nv, 1eI2-2t
WANTED Place as waiter or house man;
experienced 81 Monument court jal2-3t
WANTED-Position as porter. coachrnan
driving Of any kind. Address 622 ST Sc.
WANTED-By young man, position OF most
any kind OF work Apply lZ2S d 81, sw. 1t
YrANTED-By competent Italian cook, sitl-
alton, best reference speaks good English;
private family JAMES BARRATTA 1872
Pennsylvania ave NV JaIl-2t
wANTED-By frst-class cake baker ana
pastry cook German. position. Add'ess
WANTED-Place as porter in barroom OF
work 70 do around house. JOHN DAVIS,
l;S Madison alley. Ja11-2t
ALL KINDS Of Job carpeatering cheapIy
and neatly done: drop postal TO BASS. I6tn
and L SIS. nv. jaI0-6t
WANTED-By steam filter. position with a
good nTmi am not afraid Of work: non
union. Address BOX 156 Times onlCe.
ial0-3t
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FOR SALE-BIcYcLEc.

ST. JOHN SOLID RUBBER cushion tire un-
light; very resilient; long serv-
ice; tire troubles ended. JONES TIRE
Agents. 602-604~ E 81. ia6-7t-exS
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JAMES u. RADCLIFFE. AucuOneer.

-RUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT TWO ACRES
or LAND LOCATED on MILITARY
ROAD WEST OF BRIGHTWOOD AVE
NUE.. AND NEAR SIXTEENTH STREET
EXTENDED. IMPROVED BY TWO
Story FRAME DWELLING.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
wANTED-HoRsES AND VEHICLES

COMPLETE OUTFIT-A new Lefever ham
merless 12-gauge gun. elegant leather case,
fire set cleaning tools. shells, etc. TO ex-
change for medium-size, moderate priced
horse 1901 Laurel ave. Mt. Pleasant, d. c.
jal2-3t
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FOR SALE-LoTS.
$1,000.
EASY TERMS.
JOSEPH I. WELLER.

REALTY BROKER. 692 St y. ".
jaS-tf
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BY virtue Of 4 certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IN Liber No. ZSl3, folio 3es eu seq,
OF the land records OF the District OF COlum-
bia. and at the request OF the party secured
taerebv. We. the undersigned trustees. VIII
sen. AT public auction, in front Of the prem
is-s- on WEDNESDAY. THE nth DAY or
JANUARY. a. d. 1905, At 4,39 O'CLOCK
P N. the following described land and
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purchasers cost Terms CT sale 10 be COM
piled with within fifteen days from the day
Of sale in default Of which, the trustees re
serve the right resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defauiting purchaser.
after fva days advertisement. HENRY H
BERGMAN, GEORGE H. EMMERICH.
Trustees. 5aS.10.12,I6,ls
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ARTHUR II. F. LUERSSEN, DTuE Stor
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE,

WANTED-A good, reliable house mala'
either white or colored; middle aged pre-
ferred: must have good references, ana 70
the right party good wages VIII be pald
and good home secured Address bOA
1873, Times Office.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-Stable. rear OF 45l st NV
suitable for one team. Apply z51 z st NV.
ja1f-st
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WANTED Experienced presser in ladies'
outer garment establishment. permanent po-
-sition. Address BOX 1s5, Times Office
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25

light winds and calms all the way
down.
Mate Lyon Arrested.
Deputy United States Marshal Rich
ard de Lancie arrested Fred Lyon, Sec
ond mate of the steamer Samoa, at
Caspar last Saturday, on a warrant
charging him with having brutally
beaten Captain M. J. Madsen. master
of the steamer. on September L Lyon
was taken before a Justice of the
Peace at that place and released on a
bond of $1,000.
"0ld Friends at CIambake.
The members of Branch No. 1, Oak
land Society of Old Friends, feasted
on CLAIMS at Sandoz Garden, Lorin, Ala
media County. Sunday afternoon. Two
hundred members of the society were
present at the clambake. Major D. w.
Mcneil acted as toastmaster and intro
duced Colonel T. Gier, president of the
"Old Friends" who entertained those
present with an interesting address.
Addresses were also delivered by other
members of the society, and a very en-
joyable afternoon was spent
Water Front Notes.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder arrived
yesterday, nineteen days from Homo
lulu. with 1857 bags of sugar.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's 8
liner Sonoma arrived yesterday at
Honolulu.
A cablegram announcing the arrival
at Lorenzo Marques of the Norwegian
ship Harding from Port Townsend con-
tains the information that the vessel
was ashore at Hope Shoal.
The Pacific Mail liner Peru left Maz-
allan on Sunday for this port
The United States revenue cutter
Golden Gate is again on duty, after
having been thoroughly overhauled at
Mare Island navy-yard. Her berth at
Meiggs wharf is occupied at present by
lumber schooners, but after the vessels
now there are discharged the space for
which the Government pays will be re-
served for the Golden Gate and the
quarantine steamer Argonaut.
About thirty vessels came in through
the Golden Gate yesterday, many Of
them coasters laden with lumber. The
days receipts of lumber by sea
amounted to about 100000 feet.
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WHALER CAPTAINS
To Be ARRESTED.
Secretary Metcalf Orders
Them to Be Tried for
Ill Treatment of Sailors
ALLEGED

Secretary Metcalf of the Department
of Commerce and Labor has ordered the
customs collectors at Juneau Port
Townsend and San Francisco to arrest
upon their arrival the masters OF the
whaling steamers Bowhead. Karluk'
NarwhaI, Thrasher. Alexander and Bo-
nanza, which vessels We're icebound all
winter at Point Barrow. The masters
will be charged with having neglected
to provide their crews with lime juice
and other anti-scorbutics and .medi-
cines prescribed by law cor the health
OF their crews
Forty-four of the members Of the
crews of these vessels have arrived at
Seattle and will be sent to this city as
witnesses against the captains. Charges
of immortality have been preferred by the
Northwestern Police also against some
of the captains and sailors IN connec-
ton with the imprisonment on the ves-
sells for immoral purposes Of Eskimo
girls
Two of the vessels the Bonanza and
the Alexander, have been wrecked
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Rachel Lyttle, and uncle Of Harry Lyttle,
native of County Armagh, Ireland .s..,,--
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow WED
nesday). at 1920 O'Clock a. M, rom the
funeral pariOrs Of Gartner Bros, Stoo PIN PIN
teenth street between Church aud Sanchez'
thence to st. Peters Church. Alabama street. e
between Twenty-fOurth and Twenty-iitn, l. ioi
services lnterment Holy cross OsAiStets-
oRPIN-In this city. September "a, 1906. Don
aid TheophiuS Orpin. beloved son Oh rslk @
. n. and Ethewynne orpin, a native Oh oah
Francisco, Cal, aged years ana monenS'
ROONEY-In this city, September %, 1905; John
Rooney beloved husband Of the late hanna
Rooney, father Of Thomas j.: John Y ana An An,
ME l. Rooney and Mrs. Mary Doyle. ana
brother Of Elizabeth Keourh and the late
Mary McMullin, native Of Ireland. .c-,,--
Friends and acouaintances are respectfully
invited to ATTEND the funeral today Crues-
Ssvl at $50 a. IN. from his ate res,u''nce,
3237 Nineteenth street, thence to St Charles
I3orrome1-s church. where rNEiem hiSh
mass will be .elebat"d for the Telose ., ms
soul. commencing ~ l. u Inser1heht Holy
Cross Cemetery.
SESSlONS-In this city. September -, VN lsoo,
Charles B. Sessions Jr beloved son of Charles
B. and Rosalind Sessions, ana brother Of Vol
aged 20 years 6 months AID 10 nays
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral services today (Tuesday), at l0:So
a m. at the chanel of n Gray & Co. 2196
Geary street, corner Of Devlsadero. lnterineht
private
STONESIFER-In Newman. Cal, September "A;
1906. Alfred G. Stonesifer beloved husband or
SoDhia Stonesifer. and father CT Lizzie Mayes,
Gussle sIayes and Lois Evans. aged "a years
The funeral will take place tomorrow Wed
nesday) September 26. at 3:z5 p m. from
First street and Broadway depot Oakland
WAINRIGHTSe %, 1906. John 5.
Wainright, beloved husband of Mary T. Vain
right father OF Roma and Francis Wainrlght,
son OF Mary Wainrght and brother OF Robert
Waiaright. a native of San Francisco, aged
II years and 4 months.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today (Iuesdayl.
September %. at 2:30 O'Clock p m, from
the residence of his mother. ~ Ihlrd street,
near Market-street station, Oakland. lnterment
Mountain View Cemetery.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Freixhfs and Charters.

The French bark Jean Bart. which made
port on Sunday. chartered prior to arrival
for wheat from here to Europe at 22s Cd
The British steamer Quito ION Puget Sound)
The barkentine Archer has been purchased by
the Tacoma and Roche Harbor Lumber Company
The Alameda's Cargo.
The steamer Alameda, which sailed on Sat
urday for Honolulu. had cargo valued at s2o4.-
zoo bbls nOur. $3.50 lbs beans. 90 ctis
corn, 81 ctls oats. $1,000 lbs. malt. IA
80 lbs @ mlaalinss; ssso 1853 1868 psgs Retat9ss; s.
pIgs pkg veg Vegetables. 277s lbs garlic. So. SIS lbs
sugar. 1920 lbs butter, 5e4s lbs and cs
cheese, ITO cs eggs, 1116 ctls barley, 4214 gals
20 ' cs champagne. il cs cider 100 casks s and y
bbls beer, 258 gals and 80 cs spirits, SIS gals
and 1Ss cs assorted liquors, 2s,104 lbs dried fish,
- ps e,nsrsarine. les cs and 4 bbls baking
powder 1879 es canned goods, 5469 lbs and %
pkgs candy, 474s IBIS glucose. s541 lbs and ZOE
cs mfllstuffs, 1900 lbs coffee, 6S5 lbs Chocolate
$3.50 lbs tea, 1925 lbs bread. 20os0 lbs cod
nsh, 985 lbs and cs dried fruit, 736 lbs raisins
Io4 pkgs prepared fish, 12s kgs groceries and
provisions, 10 cs and IL kegs pickles, 1011 lbs
nuts. cs olives, ESQ lbs paste sos lbs spices,
1000 pounds and % dressed poultry 1S5 cs
100 bbls and 75 half-bbls salmon. 3s pkgs ship
chandlery, cs arms and ammunition 5 pkgs
automobiles 148 cs boots and shoes So5 pkgs
dry goods. 50 cs hats and caps: II rolls leather.
20 cs cigars and cigarettes, 26 coils rope, 1877
pkgs drugs. 23 cs fuse, 10 bales hose, 20 cs
matches. 3129 lbs sulphur. 176 cs soap. So bdls
pcs and So bdls iron. rs pcs and IL bdls steel.
352 pcs pipe, 172 pkgs paints, Is pkgs ma
chinery, 100 boiler tubes, 25 kegs nails, 5125
s16 gals oil. 1i6s lbs opium. 472 pkgs paper.
so pkgs fish plates 103 pkgs wagon material
500 bdls shocks. 22o kegs red and white lead.
10 cs sewing machines.
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SCHOONERs WILL RACE FROM
ABERDEEN To SAN FRANCISCO
Captains of Lumber Vessels Wager $3.50
ON Contest From North to
the Bay.

TACOMA, Sept 24.-The captains and
crews of all the vessels at Grays Har-
Dor are much interested in a wager
between Captain Lundvalet OF the
schooner Sophie Christensen and Cap
tain Sarrien of the schooner Espada-
Both captains have such confidence in
their ships that they are willing to put
up $3.50 apiece on the result Of a race
from Aberdeen to San Francisco, the
winner to take the pot Both schoon-
ers were towed to sea today
The captains met in town yesterday
and began to brag Of their ships. and
the talk led to the bet The crews OF
both ships are greatly interested The
ships are a good match, the Espada
carrying something over 100000 feet OF
lumber and the Christensen 100000
feet
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British Ship Wynford Arrives From Old World
With No Small Boats and Few Sails

her smashed galley equipped cooking
probably
speak in kindly
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Summft-Maximum temperature 65 degrees:
minimum, SO; wind northeast; weather clear
Forecast for San Francisco and vicfnity-Fair
Tuesday; somewhat warmer; light west winds
For Sacramento Valley-Fair Tuesday; light
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday;
warmer; light north winds
For Los Angeles and yieinity-Fair Tuesday;
light west winds.
A. @. 'McADIE. District Forecaster.
Temperatures for previous day in the following
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allied Sept 2s-
Ienoranda.

E sirh b S@ ne S to s q %
Sw winds and nne weather lasting 80 hours:
strong y to NV winds clear N. In lat SO 45 W.
schooner light bound north ''--''-'''- '--'-'S-'
Per ship Bohemia. at San Francisco Sept "a.
and June, J. NJ. Anderson (carpenter) showed.
signs Of insanity. and June II was declared
Bristol Bay. On June 20, while IN cnstody ss
committed suicide by shooting himself; have
had light winds and Gains the entire passage
Per bktn s y Castle. at San Francisco, from
heavy, sw gale, carrying away the ruddsr head.
Aug u spoke the 6ktn City OF Papeete. with
100000 Goldfish; schr Tampa. with 142. 600 codnsh.
., Per Br bark Wynford at San Francisco Sept
Feb 20; put back to Dover the same day on
Dover Feb 2s. On May had gale which
yard: the yard coming down on March II. in
lat 90 2s. long "a ", had Sw gale which
W. had furious squalls from the Sc. which car
Eied away the topsaiI sheets and blew away the
Of the bolt ropes had variable wisds to the
eequmator; at which we crossed on April 13 IN long
40 20. had very psS squsiy weather blew a%aS 1UaS
several sails On May s. IN lat 81 Is s. long
high. mountainous sea. filing deck to the ran
and flooding forecastle and galley: carried away
is n lat an q IS s. long 20 Cs w. found We s Ssd
supplies for only seven weeks on board: kept
vessel or for Cape Town for supplies: arrived
there on June and sailed again on June q:
had westerly winds to lat AZ OF 8, long so Is e
when we experienced heavy gale. blowing away
several sails. On June %. IN lat 43 % s. long
81 II E, had heavy gale. filing decks to the
rail; 1t flooded the forecastle and Quilted the
galley, washing overheard the cooking utensils
and stoving In door and forward boat On July
IA. In lat 43 IL 5, long 100 43 E. had f,1rious
gale from EsE. nlling decks to the rai and
bursting doors In the forward house: galley
gutted the second time On Aug 1. IN lat AZ So 81
long la W., had a heavy gale with high sea
the going clear over the vessel. stove II,
four of the ships boats. blew awav safls
washed the pigpen overheard. carried away fhs
ships ladders and doing considerable damage
70 the decks; bad 70 pour oil water to keso
the seas down. Had very heavy gale on AN
gust 3. blowing away several sails: galley again
gutted everything movable on deck wesSs5
overheard Had variable winds to the eona -
which We crossed on Aug p in long 120 "; from
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept 24-The N,vv
Department received an official dispatch this
morning announcing the arrival Of the r1rho.e
HslsHe zv at shanghai q & With all on board well.
ship Hovding. which arrived here Aug 5 frr,s
Port Gamble. reports having touched Hope s6o.I
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25

State Of California, from San Diego, and sailed
for San Francisco
for Grays Harbor; tug Sea Rover. with barge
Fullerton in tow. for Port Hartford.
EVERETF-saiied Sept 2S-Schr Eric. for San
Pedro
:, POINT REYEs-Passea Sept "a, 1910 a NJ
REDONDO-Arrived Sept 2HStmr Nome
City. from Astoria; stmr Coaster, from Port
PORT HARFoRD-Arrived Sept 24-stmr Ar
gyl, hence Sept p; stmr samoa hence Sept D.
Arrived Sept 23-Bktn Fullerton. from San
Sailed Sept %. midnight-stmr Samoa. FOR San
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrived Sept 22-Schr Sal
vator, hence Sept O.
Arrived Sept 2s-stmr CentraIia. hence Sept
20; stmr Santa Barbara, from San Pedro; schr
EUREkA-Arrived Sept 23-Schr Vine. from
Sailed Sept 22-stmr Wasp. for San Francisco.
Sept 2s-U s stmr Madrona. for San Francisco
stmr Corona hence Sept 2s -
Arrived Sept 24-Stmrs + A Kilburn and Au-
TACOMA-sailed Sept 24-schr wawona cor
PORT los ANGELEs-Arrived Sept 2Estmr
Melville Dollar. from Grays Harbor; stmr Alca-
traz, from Needle Rock
RAYMoND-Arrived Sept 24-stmr KvichAk.
-~ ISLAND PORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sept Z4-Sfmr SonOma.
from Sydney, for San Francisco
FOREIGN PORTS.
PORT SAID-Arrtved Sept 23-Br stmr Az
CHAN Prince, from New York. for Manila.
PUNTA ARENAS-Arrfved Sept 1s-Br stmr
Planet - Nsptq1e from Baltimore
stmr Hughenden, from New York. Ger stmr The
ben, hence July 16 for Hamburg
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Sept 22-Br stmr
LoNDoN-sailed Sept 22-Ger stmr Itauri.
for San Francisco.
2 ALGOA BAY-Arrived Aug Nor shin
HQvding. from Port townsend.
Observation-Disclosures Sept 24-Br stmr En-
CORONEL-Arrived Sept 24-Stmr Orexonian,
from New York, for San Francisco, 7ia San
MAzATLAN-saled Sept 2s-stmr Peru, for
San Francisco.
sHANGHAI-Arrived prior Sept 24stmr
Beckham, from Portland, Ore.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 2HStmr Ia Sa-
vote, from Havre: stmr Ryndam- from Rotter-
dam and Boulogne: stmr Prinz Adelbert. from
Genoa and Naples; stmr Finland. from Antwerp;
stnr Minnetonka. from London
BREMEN-Arrived Sept 23-Stmr Friederfch
der Crosse. from New York
H0NGKONG-Arrived Sept 23-Stmr En-
HAMBURG-Sailed Sept 22-Stmr Batavia.
for New York.
Arrived Sept 22-stmr Kaisertn Auxusts VIC
toria. from New York
NAPLES-Arrived Sept 23-Stmr Moltke. from
New York, for Genoa.
PALERMo-sailed Sept 22-stmr Slavonia. for
DOvER-Arrived Sept 2HStmr Kroonfand.
GIBRALTAR-Saied Sept 24-Stmr Princess
Irene for New York.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed Sept 23-Stmr Athenian,
for Vancouver.
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Sum and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic survey-Tims
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
u. 5. Brunch Hydrographic OlIicc.

branch OF the United States Hydrogra phic
Office located at the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OK
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. NayigatOrs cordially invited TO
visit the Office where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand. for comparison and reference, and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and all
matters OF interest TO ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended, pending
the reconstruction Of the tower Of the ferry
building.
!. T. MCMILLAN. Nautical Expert, in Charge
Movement OF Steamers
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25
Windjarnmer's Galley Thrice Gutted
by the Sea During Long Voyage.
The Weather Report

united States Department of Agriculture
"eather Bureau-San Francisco, September "a.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-25

and Heights of Tides at Fort Point. For City
Front Mission street wharf add 25 minutes