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HOUSES.
1920 10TH ST. NW.-12 ROOMS. 2 BATHS:
situation unsurpassed; $50 KARR1Ch
q METCALF. 1870 n. Y. ave. 20S
FOR RENT.
1902 Spring road NV, rooms. bath. eel
lar; all modern Improvements; furnace
heat: front and back yards. $3.50 per
month.
II. n. TAPLIN.
40 1907 81. NV.
FOR RENT HANDSOME BRICK
house; 10 rooms, beautifully papered
and finished, kitchens one on parlOr
floor; near New Hampshire ave. and s
e. nw.-S45.J0. A. 7. HOFFMAN, 1921 +
ST. NV. 20s
Near sth and n sts NV. s rooms
and ath......................... $500
Willard st. NV, desirable rooms
and bath.................-. $50
Near 18th and r SITS. NV, 10 rooms
ana baIh------- -------------------.- SZ50
kalorama road NV, rooms and
bath: hot water heat................. $3.50
No q y st. NV. rooms and bath. $3.50
CHAS 5. MUIR & CO.,
~ l4e3 n. y ave
FOR RENT.
1917 p St NV, y rooms and bath. SEQ 80
l504 r ST NV, s rooms and BATH. $50
l0l1 Euclid NV, rooms and BATH %
For good colored tenants
d20 18th NV. u rooms and bath. 900
SlaDie IN rear. ......................... $50
Is Dingman court. 4 rooms and water $50
JOHN W. CHILDRESS,
EOS 1872 G St NV.
7SS GIRARD ST. NW.-NTcE COzY
brick 2 stories and cellar. rooms and
bath, seyni-detached house IN good 10
cation. furnace heat, newly papered
throughout An excellent chance for a
good tenant Very cheap $3.50 DIR
month. Keys at our Office TAGGART-
ERASER CO.. l405 New York ave. 2o6
ron REM
JOHN sCRIvENER sN G ST. NV.
az "a n y NV lS b sS 99s35 @ Az Sc. er E..ss %
~ his1s NV lr. b@S9li9 NJ NV. s.. W.. IS %
n aT ir bee. q % ll39 ith e. er, W..-...-s
rs % Sc o. b-ls 90 ISIS 5 Cap, 6r, w.,.....ll.o9
las Emsrson ne. Or, $40 ne. 5r w.. ID. g
80. ...----..-....-l05Oi 2F
FOR RENT-A VERY PRETTY IITTI, 10
home IN the southeast: rooms and
oath; hot and cold water; very deep yard
10 alley. Price. only $3.50
WM II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
l40l St NV. 206
FOR RENT-s422 r ST. NV. CORNER
or alley; large rooms and bath; separ-
Iood. rent only $3.50
VIM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.
l407 + ST NV 20s
FOR RENT-6u AND 6111s I ST. NE
rooms and bath each: large cellars: CO.
loniai porches: hot-water heat; finest IN
The nelghborhOOd; a bargain at S2l 90
Joseph J. CAYLOR, 9Th and L SITS. ne.
FOR RENT-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HOUSE RENTS.
RENT FREE FROM NOW TO SEPT
or any OF the following houses leased for
one year from that date:
HOUSES
Ilb X st NV, 10 rooms and bath S25 n
1888 18th ST. NV. rooms and bath 35N
1910 18th st NV, s rooms and bath 900
20 French ST. NV. 6 rooms and
q. bath ...:-...-......-....... Z7.5O
i5l I'D st. 6 rooms and bath. ESQ
los Adams St NV, 6r. & bath new $3.50
FLATS.
lsZS 18th St NV. the Braddock fats
rooms and bath.-........... go N
IL 18th 81. ne, the Isabel flats 5
rooms and bath......... 70 IN
- 18th ST. Sc. corner. 4r. and bath. 1gm
l259 Morse st. ne. 4 rooms and hath 1s2
h r. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914 F ST. NV
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DENTISTRY.

.DRs. o. W. AND W. J. ELZEY. DEN-
lists. Bw. corner 10th and F SITS. NV.
Reasonable prices. Work guara nteed.
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l9l2 Calvert NV. l2r .6ooo APARTMENTS
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~ BeiInont iVr ODD 1872 Cal. NV. $50 %
ls;s Col I'd nv. nr...E sollsA NV "a a...55G9
1913 NV. Tor. % l76l Willard ne n n n "a
i iss iSis NV Rw e. B. SS Ss. : ne "a
50 Del Az ne IT, blaooogpcy 81 r. Ib BIS %
~ NV. lZr D.. o1lZ1l9 ltth nv. 5r......505
80 Coreo-an, i0r b.i2R nv 5r''i so 81 :, m
2fZl llth. l0r. .4oOI7l5 4th NV lst a. g. 81
OFFICES.
Union Trust Bldg 18th Cent Blds r ii e s ss
.,s a1 d. n wS5 % S5llt2l F NV, nm s.......io00
li2l NV front r....6oO0l
STORES.
Drug store. cor n. c. l2l09 18th rw........ 5000
AZ IAN ne mOSss 02n ih nw...... 500
HU 18th NV O0l
STABLES
A number Of desirable stables for rent
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
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THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE, BUT WE
SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COMPLETE
BULLETINS ON APPLICATION AT THIS OF
FICE.
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GLORIA POINT. TENNALLYTOWN,
corner River rOad-BOard and rooms for
adults only; high. quiet, cool: refined
home; references required. Phone Cleve-
land u
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UNLAw COTTAG Z, WESLEY
Heights, d. C.-Famly clearinghouse;
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.BOARDERS-DES LOCATION;
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FOR RENT-l34O Q ST. NV, DEsIR-
able location, 9 rooms and bath IN thor
ough repair; hot water heat; large yard
IN rear: board owner, S33 House open.
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1l2o 10TH ST. NW.-12 ROOMS. 2 BATHS:
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9s7 K ST. UNDESIRABLE SMALL
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sNAPPY SUGGESTIONS THAT WILL
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SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-A NICE LARGE CORNER
lot near Chevy Chase a bargain. Ad-
dress BOX "a. Herald office. 2oS
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
FIVE GOOD THINGS
BEAT FAVORITES
AT ARCADIA
ROckstOHe Only Public Choice TO
e. Reward BsckerS on the
Southern Track
-SseeiaI Disea.eh o The 80

I Speciol Diseotch 10 The Cali
Los ANGELES. Feb. 1s-Good things
made favorites look cheap today at
santa Anita, only one public choice
getting TO the wire in front. The
:slaughter began il the first race when
karodo galloped in at 10 TO l. In the
b: Juvenile event C. H. Patten, which
.sheuld have been favorite. won in a
romp at stin odds. the public play
. ing Shillin~ on Mike Molett Lady
Kitty, held at 20, easily beat Mike
@oroan, the good thing. in the third
W hile Smlrl1er, The choice OF the sharp
shooters, was left and never showed
anything at all.
kOckstone had another gailonine- 2
victory when he beat Grande Dame
and Captain Kennedy in the fourth at
mile in l-3S Is. Captain Kennedy
broke in front and seemed 10 be win
nlng easily until turning for home.
Wnen kockstone passed him in a sen
'saJional run ana at the end he was
simply gallOping.
Round and Round let into the long
race at eS pounds. made the wise gang
look silly when he won going away
from Miss Ofacious and Harry Scott,
aLler the sharp shooters had backed
Harry almost off the boards. The
switch in weights made Round and
Round look like a good thing. and he
Won IN a classy manner Garland was
put over at in the sixth race, and
Bud Embry. held at Is. spoiled many a
coup IN the last race.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
Underwriters Decide to Sell the Wrecked
Ensign as 1t Lies on Beach

The underwriters have decided that
an attempt to save the steamer Sibyl
Marston will be too expensive an un-
the chance of success rather remote.
They have agreed to abandon the
wreck where it lies, but will reduce
their loss to some extent by removing
from the wreck all the spars. gear and
machinery that can be recovered. A
contract for stripping the wreck has
been awarded to the Smith-Rice COM
pany and gang of men will leave to-
night for Surf. mile south of which
place the derelict coaster lies.
The Sibyl Marston went ashore Janu-
airy IS. Two members of the crew were
drowned The other reached dry land
in safety,
The schooner Ensign, which went
ashore at Naples January 81, is also
regarded as an unpromising undertake
ing from the underwriters point of
view. The hull is still in good condi-
tion and the vessel lies far enough up
the beach to be beyond danger of fur
ther mistreatment from the sea. 1t is
believed that the Ensign can be fioated,
but the underwriters prefer that some-
body else tackle the job. They have
advertised the wreck for sale as it lies.
The Ensign is only four years old and
carries $4,000 feet of lumber.
VIII Carry Many Passengers
The Oceanic steamship company s
liner Alameda. Captain Dowdell. which
sails today for Honolulu, will carry
a large number of passengers. Among
the latter will be a party of Mormon
leaders from Salt Lake City. The Ala
media is now equipped with a powerful
wireless apparatus and a newspaper
will be published on board each day
containing a summary of world hap
penings. The United wireless COM
pany Installed the> apparatus and their
operator who viii have charge of it
for a voyage or two, expects to make
some long distance records. Nobody
is more pleased at the installation of
wireless on the Alameda than Alex
ander McAdie, director of the weather
bureau, as it will insure him more
regular reports from the ocean, which
is the brewing place for all meteoro-
logical surprises
Among those booked on the Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND Feb. ia gale OF unusual Sc
verify sprang up this morning along the coast
the station at Northhead. at the entrance to Co
lumbia river reporting 72 miles velocity at 7
o'clock 1t had blown during the night but
shortly before daylight the weather calmed
down for hour or So
The steam schooner Northland is loading lum-
Der at the mills of the Portland lumber com
pany for San Francisco
The Norwegian steamer Selja is loading lumber
from barges at Oceanic dock. The SeIja goes
Taku bar
The British steamer Katanga is expected TO
finish loading wheat tomorrow and clear for
ManZanillo, Mexico.
The Hartman liner Senator, Captain No
pander, sailed from Ainsworth wharf for San
Francisco this afternoon
The heavy rains of the past several. days
have caused material rise in the river and
the current is sufficiently swift to delay ship
ping up stream considerably.
ASTORIA, Feb, 19.-The steamer Cascade ar
rived down the river today with cargo of
lumber for San Francisco and viii leave at the
first opportunity.
house today for San Francisco with cargo OF
500 600 feet of lumber loaded at Prescott
TACOMA, Feb. 19.-Tank steamer MayerfcI,
left this morning for San Francisco after dis
British bark Invernesshire shifted over TODAY
from Quartermaster harhor and will load wheat
here for the United Kingdom.
Kosmos liner Serak viii probably finish load
ing tomorrow and will shift down the sound to
complete.
Norwegian steamer Err will come to Tacoma
Sunday morning to load additional lumber cargo.
British bark James Kerr Will shift to ia
coma tomorrow from Seattle 10 load a cargo of
lumber for the United Kingdom.
schooner Blakeley viii finish Its lumber cargo
Tuesday. loading for Salaverry.
British bark Arranmore will finish loading for
SAN PEDRO, Feb 19.-Tank steamer Roma
Captain Lawson, arrived this morning from San
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK. Feb. l9.-Seventy-
iolrth day Of the winter meeting OF the Los
Anseles racing association A. ". Hamilton.
presiding judge. J. j. Hoffman. starter. Weath-
er clear Track fast
FIRST First RAcE-Fire and half furlongs.
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin.
o-l-karodO (ShillingD lib IG III
Translucent iBrooksl l.--1I9 5 1 n > AZ
o-l-Herman Doyle king. I'D l 81 y
~ ..le--Vo 90 ~ 40, % 10. Al Is. -.
l.0t % AT post 6i5 minutes. on at I:57.
AlYant. Francis Joseph Voltrome Humero Eva
COS, slippery. Ed b. finished as named. Value
. le winner $50 Winner b. z. by 81. Dory-Dayo.
Trained hy q. Durker
SECOND RAcE-Three and half furlongs.
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT ST. Str. Fin.
10-5--C. II. Bstten Powers los Il ?Is
l-i-Mike .is Moiett eshiiiingl loe .
ST. sl-Liiil9m l9.1 Walsh jog
minutes. OF at 2:23. Shoemaker. The Wolf.
.Iou 0'Mailey. Star Blue. Maternus Lexington.
named. Value 10 winner S325. Winner ch. G.
-hs- santeilo-Catherine Ennis Trained by ". J.
:Spiers.
lHIRn RACE-seren furlongs. selling:
ODDS. iorse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
- .e.l-Lady kitty Powers Jos 1871 b
Aiike Jordan Rice .lo7 g.
-~...l-ben sand (Burwell -lio ! ! 2155
=. ~ II post minutes. OF at 24s. RHbi-
-llon. -smirEer. Bonton, Agnes Virginia. The Bor-
gan, kuropetkin. Lucky Lad finished as named.
lserist Roberta Lee. Trained by owner.
:-FoU RTH RACE-One mile. selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. WI ST. Str. Fin.
So -kocsStone shilling .-.l07 23 IA
.s-l-Grande Dame o1icGeel .I0l 81 %
Sl-Capt- Kennedy (Nalshl .lO2 IA 3
= Iinse-.l2 .23 81. 30. AZ Is 80 A..
l-l2.5-5. l.25 p lbs 10. At post ~ min
ntes on at 5.ls - Carthage. Albert Star,
BID Ran. finished as named. Value 10 winner
s25 Winner r. 2. by Rockton-Lady Primrose.
Trained by =. d. Weir.
>: FIFTH RACE-One and three-sixteenths
smiles selling.
> 0dcs Horse and locker. VT St Str Fin
~ Round * Round CAIIlgn) IS ID l6
:: -:s.l-Miss of5elogs Russilp 5! IN
= Time-:oT- Is %. 20 3-5. :s3 Is, % 4-5.
il =. l-2l. l.34 80 40 3-5. 1853 3-5. At most
z ninutes. OF at 3;4A Harry Scott Merlinso
Adqrauon Christine A. finished named. Value
to.pinner $50. Winner b. z. by Sandringham-
IRISH Reel Trained by J. Dennison.
: :: SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs selling, year
old dlhes,
odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
Garland tGoldstein) ...lgI 1isl
S-I-iBeI Of Brass (Page) ..IO2 5 , ? s.
:aI--Nebraska Lass CAicGeelIO7 i1k3
. --Llme--l2 %. -. 30 80. As LOO 80. At
-PlSt minutes on at z;l5. Pert. Tea Set.
IA :lteine Hlnooo- Btils. HeyTood Belle. Lula
9. -ienita, Galsina. Bold, Bertha. finished rs
Eamed. Value 10 winner S325. Winner br T.
by Ben Srrome-Daisy Chain. Trained by J.
Mahoney.
/: SEVENTH RACE-Seven furlongs selling. 4
year olds and upward
.0dsS Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
s21-Bud Embry lRussiul .1O7 Il 3Ik
=. ..~se-l--I-ucy Marie fButwel) -107 l552 ii
: 6.i-JsibertO tGOldstein) ---10T . 81
Time-.13. - 50 .36 10 80 10 .0l -
Audubon. Dr. Weis. Charley Heeney Skylark
altar Boy Town Topics. Ezra. Woolthorpe an-
lshed as named. value 70 winner S325 Winner
> br- q by A Scorpion-Leertie. Trained by J.
: u. ..Rinnie.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
Gossip OF the Track

Smiley Corbett champion OF the local sprintine
division. win try conclusions with JACK Atkin
records at the southern track In the Speed ham
dicaD ar Arcadia Monday The Speed handicaD
is fixture at six furlongs and is OF the guaran-
teed value OF S6000 OF which the winners share
viii be $1,000 William Cahil who has won
eight races with the horse since the opening q
the local. racing season. shipped the strapping
son Of Toddington to the Santa Anita track yes
terday in response TO suggestion from :. C.
Hildreth. with whom be jointly owns the horse
holiday event Jockey Mentry. who has demon
strated ability to handle the horse TO- greater
trusted with the mount. Is under engagement to
go south expressly for the purpose OF riding the
horse.
Mrs Livingston Barnes who owns the famous
Rancoeas stud in New Jersey and who has an
extensive racing establishment In training in
the east. visitor at Emeryville YESTERDAY
and took keen delight in the decision OF the pro
gram Mrs Barnes is on brief pleasure trip TO
the coast and viii return east within day or
two.
Charlie Ellison yesterday sold the ? year old
flly Yankee Princess. a full sister to the sensa-
tlonai $4,000 colt Yankee Consul. TO Lieutenant
RandoI. U. 8 A.. for the paltry Of 500.
Lieutenant Randol viii use the ally for saddle
purposes
James Boden Is on a flying trip to Arcadia and
win bring back with him a couple Of horses 70
reinforce the string which he has in local train
William Walker has sold the mare Catherine
to c. H. Widemann OF Gonzales for breeding
purposes
Santa Anita track has not stood the wet
weather test OF the last few weeks az well as
Ascot used 20. A. Ascot the effects OF heavy
morning fai OF rain would have disappeared BY
race time were the TO come out. but at Ar
cadia It requires two full days for the track to
get back into normal condition after big rain.
Roy Caruthers has returned from trip 10 his
home I'm Idaho.
Hessian has been shipped to England TO rein
force A. J. Jo5ner's string at Newmgrket.
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Freicht. and Charters


c. Beyfuss & Co., ship and freight brokers.
report freights and charters for the week as
follows:
Coastwise lumber-The last three or four DAYS
we have to report the fixture OF the steamer Jim
Butler from Willapa harbor at $3.50 to San
Francisco. and also the steamer Thomas L. Wand
from Puget sound to San Pedro at S4.25. while
the steamer Daisy Freeman win load at COlum-
bia river for the same destination. The schooner
Kona, carrying nearly 1000 OO0 feet was char
tered for full cargo OF piles at $3. 10 to San
Francisco bay 1t will load cargo on Puget
sound.
Coastwse grain-The steamer Nome City has
to San Francisco. while the steamer Olson &
Mahony receives 50 80 to carry full cargo of
wheat to San Pedro. The Saginaw has also been
chartered and viii receive $3.50 for grain from
Columbia river TO San Pedro.
Offshore lumber-The Aberfoyle. carrying about
1.J00,000 feet has been fixed at 40s, spot load
ing. from Portland TO MOllendo. but charterers
are not compelled TO give her than LOO, 900
feet. The French ship Berengere which was re-
ported last week closed for South Africa ac-
cepted the extremely low rate OF AS Sd for Cane
Town or Delagoa bay. Other ships are not able
to freight this for less than sos but the
Frenchman. with the aid Of his subsidy may not
lose anything by accepting this low figure The
French ship Jacobsen has just been reported for
South Africa, although previous reports give
her destination as the United Kingdom
Onshore grRin-The French bark lean Bart
was fixed dnring the week, spot loading from
here and viii carry barley to the United King
dom at lis 80. while the French ship Ia Per0use
will make the same voyage. also with barely, and
receives los 10 United Kingdom. III. A. D.
The Willis A. Holden is the only coal fixture
that has been made for some time. The vessel
is now at Sydney and viii receive 1Js for bring
has the further options OF Hawaiian islands and
north Pacific ports at differentiaI rates
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
SANDY PULLED MARSTER
IN THOMAS HANDICAP

THE Jockey Sandy confessed had been bribed pull
Emeryvile May Wahs Marster during
of the Atlantic batteship feet San Francisco that
Sandy approached by the who have been
ruled off
Marster contender May 10 in the Thomas handicap
visiting adma and heavily backed
that he from the post abb
souy good although unpaced the finish
among those who waged heavily Gemme
the avorite the
Jockey Kelly Marster defeated similar
broke leg while and
the that Vox Populi the
horse involved in Sandy's confession.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
Additional News OF Sports Events
FORSYTHE,S HORSES WIN
SEVEN RACES IN WEEK

I A. FORSYTHE has wrested the lead in the winning
II list at Emeryville from S c. 1ldreth direct
result OF the dual of his horses Warde and Oesa
terday following closely Fode Indian
Maid and High Private earlier week third time
ing the week that
day. which marvellous showing and that probably has
been duplicated the Forsyte has
this his stable earnings
S25S0 which about $1,000 dreth
Foytes lead will probably be ubanly increased Monday
his crack old High Private have the valuable
derby his Forythe has been putting week Arcadia,
ping him here his
Raleigh Colon, entitled credit and
which his charges have been
everything before them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
wHITE sox LEAVE MARCH !

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Manager Frank
Chance OF. the Chicago national league
team today announced the sale OF
Catcher DOC" Marshall to Brooklyn
ana the releasing of Outfielder Hayden
TO Indianapolis. The Chicago team
viii leave for Hot Springs. Ark on
March l.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
Stockton streets. tonight. Dancing wi

Stockton streets, tonight. Dancing will
be the feature of the evening.
This club is composed principally of
men associated with water front af-
fairs. The president is Ernest Rey-
maud and Henry Jones is the secretary
and treasurer. over 200 guests have
been asked to take part in the festivi-
ties of the club. which for 20 years has
furnished relaxation and pleasant en-
tertainment for those moving in marine
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
Arcadia Selections

First racc.-w. n. Overton, Hal
kef. {. w. Burt.
second raee-MedaIIiOn, DOnau,
Prank g. Hogan.
Third rnce-Harrigan. Star
Thistle. SemprOnium.
Fourth race-Nox PopuIi, Far
West, John Carroll
Fifth race-NibIicI&, vesme, Teo
Beach.
sixth raee-InstaBt, ChiIla,
Maid Of Gotham.
seventh race HazeIthOrpe,
Taxer. shirley ROssmOre.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-20
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office


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. 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 regarding
lights dangers to navigation and matters OF in
]. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. S. N, in charge.
Francisco and cleared for Portland with OIL
The steamer City of Puebla, Captain Shea,
arrived tonight from Seattle.
The steamer Iaqua, Captain Self, cleared for
Eureka.
The steamer Bandon Captain Wirsehuleit. ar
rived this morning from Coos bay with shingles
and lumber.
The steamer Norwood. Captain Martin, cleared
tonight for Grays HarbOr. towing the schooner
Ruby. Captain Korth, for Coquille river.
The steamer Roanoke. Captain Durham, ar
rived today from Portland.
The schooner Fred J. Wood. Captain MenSen,
arrived from Astoria with lumber.
The steamer Hanalei. Captain Sanders, ar
rived this morning from San Francisco.
The steamer W II. Murphy, Captain Corning.
cleared today for Eureka.
The schooner BERTHE Minor Captain Dahl
quist, cleared tonight for Coos bay.
The Norwegian steamer Hovding. Captain
Hanson, called today. bound from Everett for
Lourenzo Marquee west coast of Africa. with
lumber. At Everett the Hovding shipped u new
men and when out a few days they became dis
satisfied. They were landed here and new men
viii be shipped