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Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

WESLEY CHAPEL NJ. Il. CHURcH, cor
ner State and Eleventh streets. Rev. Nc.
Alster, pastor-Services at 1880 II. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school at p. m. Hem
ry Pinckny, superintendent.
nFIssT BAPTIsT CHURCH, Gaines street,
Scar Eighth, Rev. X. B. White, pastor
ervices ut 1880 y. m, 3 and 1880 p. IN.
Sunday School at 2p M. j. W. Godby,
superintendent.
BrrusL A. NJ. E. CHURCH, corner Ninth
and Broadway, Rev. j. p. Howard. pastor
Services at II a. m. and 5 p. m. Sun
day school at l:3op m. X. May, superin,
tendent.
A. NJ. 4. Zion CHURCH, Twelfth and
Spring streets, Rev. G. W. II. Andrews,
pastor--Ssrvices at II u, m., } and 1880 p,
m. Sunday school at $50 a. IN. Phillip
Baker, superintendent Lettic Jahnson'
secretary.
CosoREGATIosAL CHuRCH, corner Ninth
and State streets, Rev. Y. b. Sims, pastor
Services at II u. IN, and 7;3op. m. Sunday
.chool ut Q a. IN. Rev. Y. Is. Sims, super
ntendsnt.
G. N. u. CuuRcu, Third and Ferry
streets, Rev. 7. sampson johnson, LII. d.,
pastor--Services st II n. m and 7is0 p.
IN. Sunday school at a. m. j. X.
Green, superintendent.
RMr. ZION BAPTIST CnURcn, Gross street,
between Ninth and Tenth, Rev. J. r. Ben
nett, pastor. Services At | / a, m. and 3 and
7i30 p. m. Sabbath school at $50 H. m.
TRlSiTY CHURCH, corner West Tenth and
Victory streets, Rev. Henry Harris, pastor.
Services al II a. m. 3 and 1880 p. m. Sab
bath school at Pm.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21

Thus it was in tho laws estabr
lishsd by the pilgrim fathers OF
kew England. We speak OF Mo
ses as a living being, notwith-
standing his body has returned to
its mother dust. Ills good works
live in the church, in institutions
of learning. at the bar and around
the firesides OF all civilized ma
tons. The blaze that Moses
caught from the burning bush
has lit the pathway along the
line down to the nineteenth cen
tury, where the Mosaic picks up
the flag and presses on to victory,
and if nothing else is left saving
the staff. that will be carried as
its only trophy and lay it at his
feet.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
DOTS.

Bro. A B Moore writes; Please
find enclosed IS for a charter Of
the Juvenile Palace, consisting ol
35 children.
Bro A b Moore writos; Please
find enclosed for Zephro's Tenn.
pie, 800 for tie life and death
policy OF Sister Lettie Jones.
Any Past Zephro may or
ganize aud institute a Chamber
or Juvenile, and any Past Mosaic
Master may organize and instl'
tute n Temple, Chamber or Ju'
venile, and they shall, according
to the general laws, receive the
compensation allowed the Grand
Master for such a work.
Any person that organizes
temporary body and sends fol
charter either for Temple ol
Chamber will be allowed for theiI
services $3.50
Brother Jacob George OF Pop
lar Bluff writes: We are getting
along nicely. initiated a member
last night, Euclsed please FIND
one dollar for u life and deatf
policy. also, sa.iO for the policy
of Sister l.ettic Jones.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
HeW Dses isar Watck RuH.

A watch imprognsted with mag
netism cannot keep time" twill
vary irregularly, gaining and losing
and stopping in the most annoying
sort OF way. 1t has been found that
this magnetic or electric influence is
the direct cause of the "queer
freaks" and unaccountable behavior
of fine watches, and is the secret 6 n
emy which has undermined the rep
ntation and bafiod the skill Of our
best wstchmakers.
Giles Bro. & Co., have published
very intelligent little pamphlet de-
scribing the effect Of magnetism In
watches, which can DO had free on
application. 1t also describes the
'Anti-M sguenc Shield Tor Watch
es" which has beon proved to be q
perfect protection against the mag
netic and electc influence and is
especially advantageous in Railway
service whore these Influences are
very strong, and will prevent the
breakags Of main sprigs in cyclones
and magnetic storms. Your jsweler
can furnish or procure you this pro-
lection, if not send to Giles Bro. &
Co., the Chicago Jewellers, for de-
scriptive circular which will be
mailed free on application.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
q. U. 0. OF 0. y.

Rural Home Lodge No, 1920 meets hpl
Wednesdays, on Main, between Ninth aud
Tenth. A. NJ. JOHNSON, P.s.
Ebony Lodge No 1890 meets nr.t and
fourth Thursday nights ON Main, bctweer
Ninth and Tenth. W. II. SMITH, P.S.
Ambrosia Lodge No 20s5. meets flrsl
and third Tuesday nights, on Main, between
Ninth and Tenth. n. II. GiLKY, P.s.
Rock Star Lodge No. 1857 meets hryt and
third Thursday nights on Main, between
Ninth and Tenth. n. L. LEE, P.S,
Household Of Ruth No, ~, meets second
Wednesday night In each month.
MOLLlE ANDERSON, N. N. q.
EuorSE HExDEnsor, W. X.
Household Of Ruth No. All meets second
Tuesday nights In each month.
u. II, 0ffkY, N. N. q.
W. A. LsH, W. X.
Corinthian Lodge No. l7s2, Pine Bluff
Ark, meets on the hrst Tuesday Of each
month @. l.. RANDALL, P,S.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
DEvALL's BLUFF, Ark, Nov. 6
Brother j Il Bush,

DRVALL's BLUFF, Ark, Nov. 8.
Brother J Il Bush,
Dear Sir-I wrote for informa-
ton concerning setting up Juve'
niles. | organized about 80 chill
dren on the 10th inst, and have
them ready to be set up. lwould
be glad to hear from the Grand
! Master. Bro Marshall is agent tor
the Guide. Sister lula Marshall
of Olive Branch is agt. was sorry
ry to learn of Zion Travellers
Chamber losing their charter
Catch the thiefand deal with him
according to the law of tho state
thank God that it don't discour
aye tho Mosa,cs. Give my love te
the q. NJ, and tell him to answer
nv letter. | received the paper'
that you scnt, Did you send
any to the Temple
remain yours,
l.. W: WI TON.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

GRNTS' FU FINISHING GOODS.
I Fine Pleated Bosom Shirt, 81.
/ Fine Laundried White Shirt, 81.
| Fine Iaundricd Pcrcalc Shirt, 6oc
I Solid Hue Seersuckcr Shirt, 7ac,
1 Solid Blne Sccrsucker Shirt, VI.
| Chcyiot Laundried Shirt, ~,
| Linen Bosom Utica Nonparcil unlAnn-
dried shirt, ~.
Linen Bosom Unlaundried Shirt, soc.
2 Balbriggan Undcrshirts, 81.
/ Balbriggan underhirt. Ioc,
| Summer Merlno Shirt. 4sc.
q Gauxe Undershirts, 81.
3 India Gauze Undersbirts, 81.
2 Pairs French Frame Half Hose, 81.
q Pairs Engli.h Fancy Half Hose. 81.
b Pairs Fast Color Fancy Half Hose, 81.
7 Pairs Fast Color Workingmens Half
Hose, 81.
IL Pair Brown Half Hose, 81.
20 Pairs Colored Half Hose, 81.
Dozen Linen Collars, Doc,
| Dozen Linen Collars, very hne, 81
\ Dozen White Lawn Ties, 81.
7 Dozen percalc Ties, 81.
4 Good silk Scarfs, 81,
4 Good silk Ties, ~.
10 Good Gents Colorcd lIaitkcrchis, 81.
Linen Handkcrchieis, 81.
Linen Handkerchief. very fine, largest.
LADIES GOODS.
I Ladies' Night Dress, Hamburg-cdgc in'
sertion aud tucks, very fine, ".
! Ladies' Night Dress, ruiiles aud tucks,
Lonsdalo Muslin, 81.
I Iaiio.' Night Dress, ts tucks Hamburg.
edge On neck and sleeves, 81.
| Ladies' Night Dress, u tucks, and lace
neck and sleeves, Soc.
Ladies' Night Dress, u iucks, Hamburg
edge and lace collar and sleeves, s5c.
l Ladies' Night Dress. Mother Hubbard
s6c
l Ladies' Chemisei is tucks, insertion and
Hamburg edge, 81.
I Ladies' Chemise. ~ tucks and Hamburg
edge, 81.
| Ladies' Chemise, 2s tucks, insertion and
cdging, very nicc goods, VI,
/ Ladies' Chcmisc, ~ tucks and edsing,
aOc.
l Lsdlrs' ohsmlse, 90 tucks. insertion and
~lging 9oc.
/ Ladies' Chemisc, 20 tucks and edging
Toe.
Ladies Chemise and edging. Toe.
G. q. 4 II. s. TOWNSLEi
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21

Sister Georgia Miller of Arka-
delphia, Ark, writes: | wish to
inform you how we are progress
ing. We are progressing, and
doing first rate. In regard to Mr.
William BuIoId, | wish to say
| am very much surprised at yo'
md Bro Bush, to believe for ont
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
CITY ITHnG9

The Guide is in another COL
umn.
Nothing sells faster than the
Grant book. Take one.
For neat job work call at this
office and get it.
A busipsess meeting of the H.
stituse Of sy''' last night.
Advertise your business in the
Mansion tyo' want to succeed.
BF Rowan, is employed as
lob printer at the Mansion office.
There is q new literary organ
isation in the city with Miss Ca
pie as the president.
DR. Smith will lecture to the Y
M G A ou Monday night,
st Paul Zion Church, elected
her Sunday school officers last
Sunday.
Now is your time to subscribe
for the Mansion, and take a
chance in the drawing.
You must learn to treat people
with respect when IN your COM
pany. Ea
Our general agent, Benjamin
ia, rett, is in Pine Blsff, attend
ing the Conference in the interest
Of tho Mansion.
MIR VI b McNair gave us a
pleasant call last Tuesday and
dropped a few encouraging words
tor the Mansion, no is one of our
leading men.
All who subscribe for the Man
sion between now and the 18th
of January, will have a chance in
the grand drawing.
Rev W A j Phillips, gave us Il
pleasant call last Tuesday, en-
route to Pine Bluff from Fort
Smith. lie is presiding elder of
that district, and a thorough 60
ting divine.
Rev J P Howard, of Bethel A
NJ Il church, has been returned
for this conference year. No bet
ter selection could have been
made. Elder Howard is q faith
iul worker and is bringing "Old
Bethel out of distress.
Yon will sec in another part Of
this paper series of articles un-
der the head of the "Mosaic
Guide,' which we have rented to
Mr. Pittmoore, just as we would
an advertisement,a and the Mansion
is not responsible for what he
says.
Mrs b + Fry, left last Tues
day evening for Goleal, Texas,
where her husband is teaching
school this year. She Is one of
our best ladies'. and We wish her
an enjoyable trip, and that she
will be well pleased with the
Lone Star state. She is agent for
the Mansion at that place.
Misses Tonnio Williams and
Minnie Mitchell our two last subs
scribers up to this writing takes
the ticket 500 aud sol in the
grand drawing which comes off
on the 18th of January. We are
selling tickets right along. Buy
your ticket and get your paper
free.
Rev Daniel Hill, was In the
city II few days ago, looking we'll
Mr. Benjamin Jarrett, has boen
appointed general agent for the
Mansion and will canvass the
entire state, We hope our read
ers will lend him helping hand
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
Oh ! Joshua! Where art thou?

Oh ! Joshua! Where art thou!
I am in the dark. Since the obove
question was asked the following
dispatch has been received.
"On my way to Jericho ! got lost,
nv rams horn is also lost, / have
blowed my last blast, and l am
busted. So good bye" JOSHUA.
We think the above is correct
as the old gent was rather feeble
whom he started.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
4 Buseher Knlfe Used a. . Wea'
peas
special 10 the Manson.

special 10 the Manson.
On Wednesday morning the neIwhhorhootl
Of John Carmlchacls was startled very much
by the killing Of Leila Vaughn by Rebeca
Taylor. Leila went TO the house Of hebecca
Taylor about ~ o'clock Sunday night, and
called her husband, Howell Taylor, who re-
fused to 40 out to her, hut his wife Ischecca
got up out oi her he'd and went out With =
butcher knife and gu, her TO death In hf,een
minutes. u y RcncrAily known that leliA
has bcen the caurr Of great deal Of trouble
In the Taylor family, and breaking up he.
becca's happiness for the last two years.
Rcbecca was brought before the magistraie's
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21

examining court and plead guilty, and stated
her life has almost been In Lelia's hands, ac-
cording to threats cvera year ago. DR.. Robe
son offered to go her bond, but she refused,
she rather be confined in jail until next term
1.-THE Circuit Court which meets In March.
Yours, ia. ROBINSON.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21

4 Ladies' Chemise, good muslin, 81.
3 Corset Covers, tuck and ruified, u.
4 Jersey Covers, 81.
Good Jerseys, 81.
Hoop skirts, 81,
Hoop Skirts, 81,
. Hoop Skirts and Bustle, u.
2 Partisan or Crescent Bustles, u.
. Ladies' Sunshades, 81.
| SRtin-top Psrasol, u.
Full line Of Parnsols from Doc. to 81.
4 Pairs Ladies' Balbriggsn Hose, 81.
. Pairs solid colored Lisle Hose, ".
4 Pairs full regular Stripe Cotton Hose, u
Pairs Striped Hose, trim seams, ~.
10 Pairs Solid Colorcd Cotton Hose, u.
Very nice linz Of Childrcns Hose. latest
styles and lowest prices.
| Summer Corset, 81.
Expanding Side Corset, 81.
or pairs Of Silk Miis. d,
8 Bordered Hcmstitched Handkerchief,
81,
D Bcriered Hemstitched all-linen Hand
kerchiefs, u,
20 Colorci Bordered Children's Handler.
chiefs, u.
HOUSE-FU FINISHING GOODS.
io-4 Bedsprcad, Toe,
io-4 White Quilt, ~.
o wards Curtain Scrim, 81.
= wards Turkcy.rcd Damssk, u.
4 wards White Linen Table Damask. u.
20 Red poylecs, u.
70 Red Doylccs, 81.
u White Napkins, 81,
g White Napkins, o..
O 2oxa0 Turkish Bath Towels, u.
IL All Linen Checked Towels, o..
Gan Linen Colored Bordcred Towels, o.
AAll Linen Damask Towels, 20t<0, u.
10 yards Crash for Towels, d.
Large Clothes Hamper. 81.
Large Wash Basket, 81,
2ioxi7 Mirrors, 81.
Wash Bowl and Pitcher, best Iron Stone
China, 81.
"a b.inch Plates, 81.
|? iO-inch Plates, 81.
10 7.inch Platters, u.
q Io.inch Platter, 81,
Q White Granite Tea Cups and Ssucera
wish uandl~a. hhc.
Q unhandled Tea Cups, <bc.
4 Handsomc Newport Decorated Cups and
Snucers, 81.
pronrietors. 200 and 911 Main
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
List ofsRegularly Authorized Agent

Atss VtsAAo8hAssaJ
james Kennedy. Red Bluff, Ark.
W. L. Franklin, Reeds Landing. Ark.
Miles Richardson. Fort Smith, ARK.
Ike r. Flanagan, Webb City, ARR.
Miss Sarah Rucker, Batesville, ARK
Rev. X. N. Argyle, Newport, ARK.
l.. II. Grant Walnut Hill, Ark.
Sam u. IIurd,:: ::Hensley, Ark.
]. N. Nash, Cabot, Ark.
Wiley Webster, Prescott, Ark.
G. l.. Kellogg, Sweet Home, Ark.
Mrs. Matte Jackson, Fulton, Ark.
A. \. Sandefur, Peytonville, Ark.
Frank Carter, Charleston, Ark.
Lewis johnson, Pine Blutf, Ark.
T. h. Kersh, Warner. Ark.
A. b. Williams, Texarkana, Ark.
A. Tennison, Texas.
Y. J. Gordon, Arkadelphia, Ark.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21

II you want cheap and naet job OF work.
call at the Mansion Job office.
The Exposition opened on last Tuesday
Nov. 10th. We hope that II will be success
and that the public at large will take an In
terest In sending exhibits down.
Mr.. W.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21

AQU Send 10 cents postage and we
A nIWI'wll mail YOU free royal valua-
a ull i BILE, sample box Of goods that
= VIZ uput you In the way Of making
more money at once, than any
thing else IN America. Both sexes Of all ages
can live nj home and work In spare time, o.
all the time. Capital not required. We VIII
start YOU. Immense pay sure for those who
who start ut once. srINsoN a Co., Port
land, Maine.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
ARKANSAS WEEKLY MANSION
SATURDAY NOV. 81, 1885
ADVERTISING RATES.

Ten lines constitute an inch-one inser-
tion, $i.oG so cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Local notices 10 cents per line.
Business cards, not exceeding two inches
one dollar per month.
All advertisements due after first inser'
ton.
For special rates address the business
manager.
Notices of births, deaths and marriages
not over six lines in length, free.
Articles more than a column in length
will not be inserted, unless by special ar
arrangement, at the rate of $1,000 per col
umn.
Anonymous communications will b.
consigned to the waste basket.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

copy, week, 'oo
. copies, month, 10
copy, , months, ,'e.oo
| copy, year, L'o
Invariably in advance.
The names and address must accompany
any and all communications, plainly writ
tan. All money letters must be registered,
and post Office orders drawn in favor of
and addressed TO the
MANSION PUBLISHING Co,
Little Rock. Ark.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21

u 5-inch Bakers, II.
0 7-inch Bakers, ~.
| s-inch Comfort, 60c,
| Covered Dish, Acc.
/ Casserole, 6bc.
/ China Tea Pot, Acc.
Besutj0,l Toilet Sets, Plain and lNscc-
rated NJ lowest figures In tho mArAe'
. China sugar Bowls, ".
Q or . Glass Lamps, ".
/ a-inch Glass Cake stand, ~
finch Glass Cake Stands, 81:
. Half Gallon Glass Pitchers, $i'
Nice Glass Sets, Pieces, ~.
30 Goblets, 81.
TINwARE.
??l.quart Dish Pans, 81.
. l6-auart Dish Pans, 81.
l4-auart Dish Pans, 81.
4 3-auart Tipped Sauce Pans, ~
a 9-aunrt covered Stew Pans, ".
a Dinner Buckets, with cups, etc. e'm'
4 s.ouart covered Buckets, 81,
q I.auart covered Buckets. ~.
s.pint Copper Bottom Tea Pots,
0.nInt Copper Bottom Tea Pots, w.
0 9.auart Coffee Pots, u.
2 Painted Water Carriers, 81,
10 i-quart Dippers, 81
10 finch Wash Basins, ~
10 2-qunrt Tunnels, 81.
10 la.inch Tuba Cake Pans "
10 Muffin Sets, six .ise@, and Fan s''
20 o-inch Pic Plates, 81.
20 pint Covered Buckets. u,
20 Wash Basins, 81.
20 Tube Cake Pans, 81.
20 Picnic Mugs, 81.
20 Tea and Coffee Strainers, "
MISCELLANEOUS.
q Handsome MsjolicA Cups snd Saucsrs' ~
q Cortonia Cups and Saueerr, u.
/ Msjolica Tea Pot, 81.
? CortoniA Tespots, ~.
. Decorated China Cups and Sancsrs, Si'
/ Msjoica Cuspsdore, ssc,
/ MAlolica Syrup stand. fsc,
We have In stock q handsome line o'
Malolics and Ccrtonia Ware, which can DO
purcha,cd In Tea Scts or by the piece
A handsome llna Of Flower foss IN hs-
Iollca, China and Lava.
1 Professional Dead Ball, double cover ".
4 Good Dead Balls, 81.
"a, Dor Hair Brushes, ~,
Street, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21
Notice.

That the q U o of o II will
have q grand reunion the 25th of
December.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1885-11-21

All lsubject-matter for publication and
communications and money for the GUIDE,
must be addressed to the Editor, corner Of
Eleventh and Pulaski streets.
TERMS.
One year in advance, M.m
Six months In advance, Mcts.
Three months In advance, %
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-25
MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED, AUGUST 24. Sch c Lane, Merrihugh, Norfolk, coal Sch Mary Newell, Rodney, Georgetown, coal Sch R A Young, Mullen, Saeo, lumber. Sch Fife M Coles, Coles. Saco, lumber Sip Edwin, Potter, Norwalk.
 SAILED. Sch Smith, Smith, ". Sch Ellie M Coles, Coles, Y. Sch Robert Young, Mullen, ".
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-25
off the point of Sandy Hook, outward bound

off the point of Sandy Hook, outward bound as follows:
 Priscilla. .1s:14:45 Bedouin 1s:23:45
 The boats stretched away for buoy 10 homeward bound with sails fattened, the wind being over the port bow. Shortly after passing the buoy of Sandy Hook the Puritan went on the starboard tack, pointing for buoy 10. The Priscilla initiated her manoeuvre two minutes later The white sloop tackled again at 1:55 and made for the buoy. At 1:5S the Priscilla went about. As they rounded, the buoy, the Puritan at 2:O4 and Priscilla at 2:O6:1O, they eased sheets and let their balloon jib topsails burst out like gigantic lilies before fresh wind oyer the starboard quarter. The iron yacht gradually gained on the Puritan until it looked as if the Bostonlan would lose after all But she dld not: She got in forty one seconds ahead one minute and ffty-two seconds by the cor rected time. Many whistles saluted the boats. The Priscilla gained one minute and forty-two seconds on the Puritan in the run from buoy 10. The course was thirty eight miles and the allowances were
 araeie aratsan s:os. iial
 Bedouin 9:10.
 The Gracie's owner captured $25O from the owner of the Bedouin without exertion, beat ing him by six minutes and thirty-seven seconds actual time. The Puritan came within forty seconds of the best record over the New York course, three hours ffty-two minutes seventeen seconds made by the schooner Montauk in rattling wind and through foaming seas on June 15, 1882. In similar weather the Puritan would undoubtedly have eclips- ed the record easily. The wind was moder- ate and was from the west-southwest. Ap- pended is the record Of the race:
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-25
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. A NOTE FROM GERMANY In Regard To The Caroline
 Affair. THE BOSTON YACHT IN AHEAD. Republican War Horses At
 Saratoga.
WINTRY WEATHER IN THE WEST.
The Body Found Mn Max
 wells Trunk.
GERMANY EXPLAINS TO SPAIN

GERMANY EXPLAINS TO SPAIN That Her Motives Were Friendly
 In Occupying the Caroline Hsl-
 ands.
 MADRID, Aug. 24-King Alfonso presided over the council to-day. The first official note of protest against the occupation by Germany of the Caroline Islands was an- swered by Germany offering to discuss the question amicably. A second protest of a most energetic character was wired by the Spanish government and to-day Germany piled that her attitude is friendly and the Caroline affair should not interrupt the an- cient amity between Spain and Germany. The dispatch explains that Germany seeing no signs of Spanish domination over the Car oline Islands assumed that Spain had virtu- ally abandoned them The German govern ment does not say whether any of the islands have been actually occupied.
 Panic On a Lake George Steamer.
 LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, August 24.-At 10:30 this morning the steamer Ticonderoga, with about one hundred passengers, while crossing the lake from Kattski1l Bay to Marion Landing, and just off the north end of Long Island, broke her walking beam, causing a succession of crashes and breaking through some fifteen feet by ten of the saloon abaft the main stairyay. Your oorrespon- dent was sitting at the stern of the upper deck, and he thought the boat had gone on the rocks. A panic ensued among the pas sengers who all thought the boiler had ex- ploded. Quickly learning the cause, assur- ance was spread among the passengers, who had manned the ife-preservers. Fortunately no person was hurt, though the escape seem brought hundreds of small boats and steam tugs. The Horizon is on the way to her re- lief The captain and his officer and men have illustrated by their prompt action the admirable discipline of the company. The damage to the vessel will be about $20,000; insured.