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The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
NUMBER 30
THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday Services,

Divine service is observed at The Methodist church on Sunday morn- ing, commencing at 10.45, followed by the Bible study for the day at l2.30. In the evening at [ o'clock q service of song and sermon for one hour. The subject in the morning will be "The Heart in the Noun tain" In the evening, "The Dis turbers of the Worlds Peace" Taken from the Sunday school lesson of the day. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all who can to attend the services and unite in the worship. TT. N. Laine, pastor.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold one of their attractive cake sales and will dispense ice cream freely on the lawn in front of Mrs E. J. Halls residence on Main Street, on Wednesday afternoon, July 21, to be continued in the evening. Their generous dealing and excellency of the good things will insure a large attendance. Come all.
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Long Hill.
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST.

LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST. W. L. Davis has sold his place he is now living in to Frank Sanfer, who will take possession as soon as MT Davis gets moved into his new stone house which he is now building on the site north of his present home. George l.. Randall of Boston, Mass, has been spending week here with his parents, MT and Mrs W. F. Randall, on Chestnut Hill.
 Nice juicy lemons, large sweet oranges, nice meally new potatoes, new onion. So refreshing this hot weather, a glass of our soda from our fountain, with pure fruit syrup. You get tkc best groceries and feed at rock bottom prices when you trade with us.-[The Cheap Cash Grocery, Robert Staines, propri- etor. ~
 Mrs Carrie Wheeler of Bridgeport spent a few days here last week, the guests, of Mrs A. A. Angevine.
 Miss Smith of Danbury is the guest, this week, of Misses Helen and Sarah Beers. .s.- Samuel Snow is erecting new build ing, ,.dt his place to accommodate his lar(e number of summer guests.
 Mrs David E. Leavitt is spending a few( days, this week, with her sister, MrsNA. A. Angevine.
 Mrs John M. Haugh and Miss Agnes Hannon of Staten Island, N. r., are spending two weeks here,, the guests of Mrs Clara Frear.
 Mrs R. c. Tousey's underwear fac tory will close, this week Saturday, for months vacation. Miss Mildred George of Stratford was a guest, last week, of Mrs James Frear.
 Miss Frances Eastwood of Bridge port is spending few weeks in this place with her aunt, Miss Susie Day ton. Now due. Another large invoice of that 1776 brand flour. Try bag md if it is not the best flour you N Wer used bring back your empty Jag and get your money back. This flour we guarantee to make more bread than any other you ever used Diamond brand of seeded raisins at 10c per pound. The Ideal not-a-seed raisin, 10c per pound. Cleaned cur rants, 10c per pound. Headquarters for new potatoes.-[The Long Hill Store, w. N. Hurd, proprietor.
 George Craft ol Bridgeport was a guest, Sunday, of Selectman Charles G. Peet.
 Mrs B. w. Rawlings of Worcester, Mass, is guest, this week, of Mrs C.. G. Downs.
 Just received another car load of Schumacher stock feed The quality of this feed is proved by the enor- 5mous sale of it.-[John s. hurd's feed store.
 Mrs Leroy Sherman is in New Haven for several days stay where |she is the guest of Miss Jennie Clark.
 Mrs Granville Cunning is in Bridgeport, caring for Mrs Tracey |lDunning, who is quite i'll.
 Mrs William L. Olsen, who has been at St Vincent's hospital for treatment, is now here with her grandmother, Mrs Mary A. Peet, and |and is gaining slowly.
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Georgetown.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. | Orrin Platt of Ansonia is spending lis two weeks vacation at George Hazen's farm.
 Miss Ella Perry entertained com pany over Sunday.
 J. V. Began is boarding with w. B. SHazen of Little Boston.
 John Davis is visiting in Brook | lyn.
 MT and Mrs Alex Shelton have re- turned home from Worcester, Mass
 At the library meeting held Tues day night, an organization was formed, the officers being Fred Eos ter, president, and William E. Hunt Ger, secretary and treasurer. The li- brary will be open at the usual time on Monday, Wednesday and Satur- day evenings and Saturday after noon.
 George Mills has been quite i'll, this week, but is now able to be out. | Mrs James Dooley entertained friends from out of town, Friday.
 George Burkett of Brooklyn is ,isiting his uncle, Thomas Flood of this place. Bert Barnett, formerly in the em- lbloy of the Gilbert & Bennett Co.,, is bow working for M. Taylor on Eharles Stsnley's house.
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Editor of The Newtown Bee. Dear Sir: If the writer of the article in last weeks Bee in regard to High school examinations signed "A Parent and Taxpayer will come forward and sign his name and furnish the evidence he so loudly proclaims, I, as a member of the School Board, would ask for an immediate investigation, and any can lidates who assisted or were assisted in any way, if they had been granted a eertif cate, would vote to have it re- yoked. For the benefit of the public who have been misled by the article would say the Board tries in every way to conduct a fair examination. The children are especially cautioned in the morning that if any cheating of any kind is discovered they will be in- stantly excused and sent home. They are not allowed to sit together or to communicate with each other, nor to leave the room for any purpose until the paper they are working on has been completed and handed in. Hearsey evi- dence is of no value except to stir up uncalled for criticism and shold be eX
 cluded from being brought before the public.-[John J. Northr0p, secretary and member of the School Beard.
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THE '~"TELS.
Arrivals at the Inn.

Frank E. Patchen, MT and Mrs F. B. F!awley, Mrs p. II. Prindle. Derby.
 II. W. Plumb, Mrs A. s. Hay, MT and Mrs F. W. Fairchild, Mrs w. E. Seeley, E. Il. Long, MT and hrs w. w. Harral, MT and Mrs w. u. SeeIcy, Jr., Bridgeport,
 MT and Mrs C. c. Pearson, Jr., Greenwich.
 l. M. Milbank, Portchester, N. Y.
 Mrs r. r. Wirt, Mrs P. ". Roohe, Bloomsburg, Pa.
 A. D. Darling, Mrs w. B. Davcn- ort, Brooklyn.
 SncDerd Stevens, E. M. Parker, C. P. Hobbs, New York.
 J. L. Clarke, Newtown.
 May Jerome Higgins, Mrs Will liam Olsen, Norwalk.
 MT and Mrs E. w. Preston, Ben- nett Preston, RoXhury.
 G. H. Tyrrell, Willard Hill, Bos- ton, Mass.
 MT and Mrs John H. Clark, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
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Mrs Hubert Platt, daughter of the late Rev William Bangs, spent last a favorite trip for the ladies and guest at Mapleton. She was pleased to attend the services in the Metho- dist church once more, where her father was stationed for two years in the days of her youth. She could but notice the great change, for in those days the Methodist church was fllled. She was greatly pleased to meet Rev Mir LaiRe as he was a great friend of Rev and Mrs Bangs.
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ST ROSES.
Golden Jubilee in Honor of the 5Oth Anniversary of the Organization
 of St Roses Parish.

The Golden Jubilee in honor of the 5Oth anniversary of the organization of St Roses parish will be celebrated on the first Sunday in August. Rev Patrick Fox, the esteemed pastor, will be assisted by Rt Rev John Synnot, acting bishop. Dr Synnot will celebrate the solemn High Mass Rev Dominic Scanlon, o. F. M., one of the most eloquent of the Francis can fathers, will preach the sermon at mass and solemn vespers. A num- Der of clergymen from Bridgeport and Danbury will also be present.
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Father Connors, the curate at St Roses, is on his annual vacation.
 A Dominican father from New Haven will assist Rev Patrick Fox at St Roses, Sunday.
 sThe painters and decorators are now at work on the interior of St Roses church, which is being re- decorated in fine style by a New York firm.s
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Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7.45 o'clock.
 The July meeting of the Mems Federation will be held on Saturday afternoon and evening, July "A. It will be a fellowship meeting with the Mems club of the Bethel Congre- gatiopal church. There will be a ball game on the Fair grounds dia- mond beginning at 4 o'clock, which promises to be we'll worth seeing, after which there will be refresh ments and a social hour in the lower room of the church. Every member of the Federation should be present to welcome the men from Leflel and all men of the church are cordially invited to attend. The public are invited to attend and witness the ball game in the afternoon.
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Samuel K. Page of New Haven has rented the Todd residence in New town Street, where he was located two years ago, and is now settled there with his wife and daughter, Mrs Monson. MT Page has many friends in town who are glad to vel come him back.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE QUOTA
By Cole 6 Co.,. Bridgeport.

Butter, cnoice creamery prints, 33c tb; tubs 2S@30c; dairy 24@ 26c; fair to good 20@22c; common 14@16c. Cheese, factory and dairy, 14@16c. Eggs, fresh nearby, soc. Chickens, 22@23c tb. Fowls 40 16c tb. Calves 7@9c tb. Potatoes, new, $2.75 bbl. Onions, yellow, $1 bu. Cabbages, $1.25@$1.50 bbl. Dried peas, S2.25 bu. Beans, mar row, $40 bu; pea, $3.15 bu. Bees wax BOG tb.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS
At the Newtown Postoffice.

Unclaimed letters remain at the Newtcwn postoffice addressed to louis o. Smith, John II. Shipway, John Black, Mrs Bessie Bloom, Hen ry Bossett, Miss Nellie E. Fish, Miss Lou Hitchcock, Miss Louise Hells- ma.n, Miss Ponney F.elfert George w. Kuhne, Martin Molik, Miss Jane McImoy, Pan Pan Been, Mrs M. L. Morse, John McDonough.-[Wilson NJ. Reynolds, pcs; mas.er.
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G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT AT SALT
 LAKE CTTY

The national encampment will be held in Utah from August g to 14. An opportunity is given to take the round trip at special rate. From New Haven the fare is $69.3O. From Waterbury $6915. Special train leaves Springfield, Mass, at 1.06 p. m., August 5. Tickets may be pur- chased at the home ticket office by making applications early.
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Stepney,
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

An Important meeting of the church will be held at the conclusion of the moraing worship. The pastors year expires on August 1 and the question of his retention for another year is to be considered. In addition three candidates for membership are to come before the church.
 The Baptist congregation will be afforded an uEnsnal treat on Sunday morning. Rev MT Newton, former pastor of the Montauk Avenue Bap- tist cRurcl of New London, and now he colporter of the American Bap- list Publication society, will preach. MT Newton is q gospel singer, having assisted former State Evangelist Baker, and will sing at the morning service.
 The pastor of the Baptist church will conduct the evening worship at the Methodist church. Subject of ser mon, "The Modern Knight"
 The Judd District meeting will be conducted on Sunaay evening by Rev MT Newton.
 Services will be held at both Lower Stepney and Judd District on Sum day, July 25, at the usual hours, 1 o'clock at Lower Stepney, ' o'clock at Judd District.
 Mrs G. B. Boutwell, and Miss Bout we'll of Ansonia were Saturday and Sunday guests at the Baptist par sonage.
 MT and Mrs Boutwell, will spend four or five days next week at Lee, Mass, with MT and Mrs G. Howard King.
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Miss Theodore George sails on Sat urday from Montreal on the steamer 'Pommerani9n," and will spend the summer ir England. She will be accompanied by Miss Caroline San ord of Philadelphia and Miss Sarah Wilson of New York.
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Bridfewater.

All are cordially invited to at tend an ice cream and home made candy sale, to be held on the Con- gregational church lawn, Thursday evening, July 22.
 The South Ends will play against the Brookfield team on the home grounds, Saturday, July IT. Ad- mission, 15 cents.
 Mrs H. w. Treat spent the past week visiting friends in Rutherford, N. J.
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Some good bargains in mems, boys and youths Tennis Oxfords and shoes, also good line of patent leather and tan Oxford ties and shoes. Do not forget we also do all kinds of shoe and harness repairing. Our prices are low-[The Sandy Hook Shoe Store,
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CONGREGATIONAL NOTES
 Sunday Services.

At II a. m., morning service with sermon by the pastor; at 12 m., Sun day school; at 7.S0 p. m., I. P. s. c. E. meeting. Subject, "The Palace beautiful" (Pilgrim's Progress meeting.) Ref Eph 4:7-16; 6:10-17.
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VIEWPOINT A. c. LOSES ANOTHER. The All-Danbury Team Their Oppo-
 nsnts.

The Newtown A. c. was defeated on Saturday last. when a team from Dan- bury gobbled them up by score of II to 3. The All-Danburys were not in the same class as the local boys and knew how the trick should be done. They were an hour and half late in arriving, which did not make it very pleasant for the spectators. The um- pire, MT Pitzschler, was lenient with the Newtown boys and undoubtedly saved them from shut out. The score by innings:
 All-Danbury, 10 01 3 o 8 1 0-1t Newtown A. C., % 2 0 0 0 0 0 l. 8
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W. W. WakelY, the affable local agent for the Knox car, delivered a fine 3S-horsepower machine to Mrs William Dakin of Hotchkissville. last week Thursday. This car is making a wonderful showing, as all Knox cars do.
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The ball game at Zoar Bridge on Saturday, July 10, on the Stevenson diamond, between Company E. nine and the Echo Hose nine of Shelton, resulted in score of to 4 in favor of the Echo Hose boys. NJ. Stowe Was umpire.
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TRINITY PARISH.
Sunday Services.

At 10 a. m., Holy Communion; at II q. m., morning service with ser mon by the rector, Rev James II. George; at l2 m., Sunday school; at 7.3O p. m., evening prayer. A cordial invitation to the public is extended to all the services.
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Reddlng.

THE BEMIS-MAYBRIE WEDDING
 Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Helen Bemis, niece of Miss Belle Sanford, to MT May brie, one of the teachers at the San ford Sschool on the Ridge, the we'd ding to take place at Christ Epis- opal church on the Ridge on Thurs day afternoon, July 22. Rev w. H. Jepson will officiate at the wedding.
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Charles Sutherland who lived in J. l.. James house at Botsford, moved to Derby, last Monday, where he has wood job.
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Miss Eleanore Gaffney of Yonkers, N. Y., and Master John Hassett of Bridgeport are passing the summer with their grandfather. Edward Xiii bride of Cemetery avenue.
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Five Brooklyn lads have estab- lished a camp at Stevenson and they are having the time of their lives on the banks of the Housatonic. Will zeischmann, George Intermann, Jack Painter, Will Kottenmann and Jesse Gourlay are the occupants of Camp Ketchem and they will keep things buzzing around Stevenson for the next two weeks.
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Mrs P. T. Keane and son, John, of Jersey City, are the guests of MT and Mrs Patrick T. Keane of Gas Street.
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MT and mrs John Finnell of Bridgeport are visiting Mrs Finnell's S mother, Mrs P. Lyons, of Walnut Tree Hill.
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The season for hammocks at once suggests a selection from the nice stock of Tavlor, Curtis & Co. Pretty in design and very reasonable in nricp
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The ladies of Trinity Guild will meet at the Rectory on Friday at 2.30 p. m., to work for the Guild sale on August 4.
 Rev J. II. George was in Ridge field, Tuesday, attending the con- tinned meeting of the Fairfield Coun- ty Arcl deaconry and the Clerical club.
 The sale of Trinity Guild takes place on August 4.
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Mrs McGordy, a trained nurse at the Castle, is quite seriously ill, un- der the care of Dr Frank J. Gale.
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Miss Elizabeth Blake was in Washington, D. C., two days, last week.
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The Newtown A. c. ball team will play the Sandy Hook team, Satur- day afternoon, on the N. A. C. field.
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MT and Mrs James Egan of Water bury have been visiting Ms John Heating of Gas Street.
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Miss McInerney of New lork is visiting MT and Mrs Thomas Keane of Gas Street.
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Master Frank Talty of Bridgeport is visiting his cousin, John Keane, IT,, of Gas Street.
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Oxford ties for ladies and men. The correct thing in style and fit as sured. At Taylor, Curtis & Co.'S.
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Mrs J. M. Lake of Monroe spent the day, last Monday, as the guest of her sister, Mrs George P. Sanford.
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Charles H. Meeker of New York is visiting his son, Charles G. Meeker.
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Thomas c, Keane and family passed Sunday at Pittsfeld, Mass.
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You can get everything in the har- ness and blanket line at Taylor, Cur tis & Co.'S.
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Fancy crackers and anything that goes to make up picnic. even to olives at Morris
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kibbe's candies, the best ever, at Mor rls'. They are fresh and delicious.
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Photos and prints of familiar scenes about Newtown at Morris.
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o. G. Ebera of Southington is the guest of his uncle, w. Walter Finch.
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Fancy groceries, teas and coffees At Taylor, Curtis & Co.'S.
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The Newtown A. c. ball team will play the Sandy Hook team, Satur- uay afternoon, on the N. A. c. field.
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Miss Hazel H. Smith has been un- der the care of Dr F. J. Gale for a few days, suffering with earache.
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Dr and Mrs Wiley of the Castle were in New York, Tuesday,
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Mr and Mrs Franklin Dring of zoar Bridge spent Sunday at Sound View.
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REV J. H GEORGE. JR.. TO BE " ORDAINED,
On July 25, In Sioux Falls. s. D.

Rev James, Hardin George, IT,, left, this weeH, for Selby, s, D. He will be ordajned a priest on July 25, at Sio1G Falls, by Bishop F. P. John son.
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The indestructlble Columbia records and graphaphones for sale at Henry Rupfs.
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR. The place to buy it is French's, in Bethel. You'll find it for all the family.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK Nov. 6.-Huttun'S wire SAYS:
The cotton market again active and very
nervous II was quite firm for a little while
alter the opening, but later in the morning de-
clfned 10 lower levels with further decided sell
ing pressure The opening steadiness was In
paIt Que 10 the cables which were much better
man expected. showing q gain pointing TO
5000 advance here and sales OF spots were u, 600.
which was liberal for Saturdays trade The
Nalonai tsinnerS association report quite
hnlllSh and tended 70 confirm the previous small
estimate ~ the crop The report stated that
no december estimate OF the ginning would be
given, as tho crop wss near Sinned ont. The
sales OF long cotton the recent advance by
old bulls has been Of such enormous proper
lions that only the wild excitement Of the msr-
ket kept the market moving. but within the last
three days this selling hiss apparently satisfied
me fresh speculative buying and recent buyers
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Olsen's plans The storm was encoun-
tered October 2S and lasted until late
the following day. At the height of the
tempest the Eva was thrown on its
beam ends and to save the vessel from
capsizing it was necessary to jettison
the deckload.
The cutting loose of a deckload of
lumber from a vessel tilted at an angle
of 40 degrees requires some skill to
do it without manning and perhaps
killing some of those performing the
ticklish task. Under Captain Olsen's
direction it was, accomplished safely.
One hundred thousand feet of lumber
toppled into the sea and the Eva was
beam ends the Eva became waterlogged
and soon filled with water. In the
hold was cargo of lumber which pre-
vented the schooner sinking deeper
that overf1owed in the hold also filled
forecastle and cabins and for the rest
of the voyage Captain Olsen and MS
crew worked. ate and slept In the open
AFTER the vessel came to an anchor off
AlcatraZ the wet blankets and bedding
were hung out in the sun ana the Eva
looked more like a family ark on
cleaning day than a lumber carrier that
had Just won in a battle with the
elements for its life.
CHINA ARRIVES FROM FAR EAST
Although not expected by the Pacific Mail Of
OF the Pacific and still able to hold its own as
traveller with its bigger sisters. put IN an APP
pearance Yesterday forenoon and docked at pier
"a about D. IN. The China brought pa passen-
gers including % Skhs in the steerage These
dusky subjects of King Edward are again coming
to this port in large numbers. Every liner brings
at least 80 of them. They are tall. lazy and not
too clean. few out of each consignment are
sent hack by the immigration authorities because
they are suffering from some disease. usually
trachoma. that Uncle Sam declines to Import
THE majority of them however, land and are
added TO the ranks of the army of unassimilable
aliens. 49,
The Chfna's cargo of 1.243 tons included Dos
ba les of raw silk valued at aboSt Ss50O00 1.56o
rolls of mating 3.434 chests of tea and 1.2I1
Among the passengers was Bishop Partridge OF
Kyoto He was accompanied by his wife and
child and has come home on account OF sickness
in his wife's family.
one of the passengers from Honolulu was A.
cuetonls service willis entered the customs
service at Honolulu, and is also interested In the
pineapple industry. He has come to San Fran
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receipts were heavy prices remained unchanged.
receipts posted on the produce exchange today
were; hggs 81 cases; butter l4252 pounds :
c1eese lv2 pounds. potatoes 2.53S sacks: on
.,s1s, 80 sacks; beans. sacks; sweet potatoes
1s2 sacks; apples. 6665 boxes
l,&gs- Extra select, soc; local ranch eandied
nrst- 4oc; case count. s2c: eastern fresh 32d34c:
Storage packed extras 30632e
bufter--Creamery extra. zoe. creamery first
et-ac; eastern creamery extras 6TIsc: cooking
butter. PC.
Reans-Ao. ! pink. 81 .2s0 435: No. ] Iimss
S4-48a 80. l.sdy Washington, 1850 4.s5;
s'nall whites, So.@o odo50; blackeyes, $3.50. gar
fanzaS, Ss.5o; lentils. 81
FotatoeS-Salinas, SLG5@175: highlands
$l.loG125; local Burbsnks s5edSl: sweets
banks S5c@Sl; sweets. yellow, ST 25GfI.s5.
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EVA ARRIVES IN
PORT WATfRlOGG[D
Was Bound for Mahukona, but
Is Roughly Handled by Gale
Off Columbia River

HE schooner Eva,
Captain Olsen, wob-
bled into port yes
terday morning, its
deckload of lumber
gone and its hatch
covers on a level
with the sad sea
waves. The Eva,
from Grays Harbor,
was bound to MANU-
kona. but a south
easterly gale en-
countered off the
Columbia river was
responsible for a
change in Captain
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have been discouraged by the ready action.
Great Liquidation is going on by the whole
crowd and stop orders are being caught.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 6-Cotton broke in a
sensational manner this morning under a new
liquidation from the longs and heavy pressure
from the bears. About the middle of the ses-
sion there drop Of % points on the March
option
Spot closed quiet, SO points lower. Middling
uplands, 1886: middlng gulf. 14.60e. No sales
COTTON EIrTI RES
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantioue

DIRECT LINE 10 HAVRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday. instead OF Saturday
at 10 a. M. from pier ~, North river, foot or
Morton street.
First class TO Havre. $3.50 and upward: sec
ond class to Havre. $50 and upward. GENERAL,
AGENCY for, UNITED STATES and CANADA,
1s State St, New Yoss 5o r. FuGAzI, Man
Frapcisco Tickets sold by al railroad ticket