The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-10
r. F. guns, three 37-m revolving
cannon and four gatlings.
TORPEDO OUTFIT.

There are six above water training
torpedo launching tubes, worked on
the berth deck, and also storing
space for automobile torpedoes and
boat-spsr, torpedo gear and charges.
LIGHTING. VENTILATION AND DRAINAGE.
The exhaust system of ventilation,
which has been found very efficient
IN the United States Navy, has been
adopted for the San Francisco.
The vessel is lighted throughout
by the incandescent system of cleo
trio lighting, supplied by three
dynamoe, and has four powerful
search lights in use.
Throughout the length of the
vessel, on both sides, are forty one
air ports, each having light II
inches in diameter In addition to
these are nine coaling ports on each
side, having lights in them also II
inches in diameter. These ports can
all be opened and used as yenti
lators.
A very complete system of drain
q. has been provided. by which
tie total power of steam and ciTeu
iasing pumps can be concentrated ON
any main or intermediate compart-
ment.
QUARTERS FOR OFFICERS.
The Admiral's cabin is at the after
end, under the poop deck, port side.
Abaft this is his stateroom, bath
room, etc. In the after room is
worked a 3-pounder r. f. gun. For
ward of the cabin is the Admiral's
pantry and private Office also the
armory and navigator's stateroom.
These rooms are all large, we'll ven
tilated by large side-lights, and the
height in the clear, under the beam,
is feet.
The Captains quarters are located
on starboard side, and are similar to
the Admiral's, the rooms forward of
his Office being occupied as the ex-
ecutive officers Office and stateroom.
The wardroom is at the after end
of the berth-deck, and has seven
rooms on each side. The table occu-
pies the forward part of this room,
and the pantry is here fitted within
a gun support and on the port side.
| Forward of the wardroom, and separ-
ated by transverse steel water.tight
bulk head is the Storage. The whole
starboard side for its 81 feet of length
is devoted t. the accommodation of
the junior officers.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Rear Admiral George Brown, u s. N,
| Commanding U. s. Naval Force, Pacific
Station.
Captain j G.. Watson, Commanding
IT, 3. Cruiser San Francisco, and Chief
of Staff.
Personal Staff Lieut.. George j. Dyer,
Flag Lieutenant; Ensign George r.
Blow, secretary and Aid.
Official Staff-Chief Engineer Phillip
/ Inch, Engineer Of the Fleet; Medical
Inspector VIM. K. Van Reypen, Surgeon
of the Fleet; Pay Inspector W. Colds
borough, Paymaster of the Fleet; Captain
William S. Muse, Fleet Marine Officer.
Captain J. G. Watson, Commanding
Officer.
Lieut.. Commander b F. Tilley,
Executive Officer.
Lieut.. Jefferson Z. Moser. Navigator
Watch and Division OficeTs-Lieut
Albert G.. Berry, Lieut.. William G.
Babeock, Lieut. Templin M. Potts
Lieut.. q. Gu Leroy NJ. Garnett, Ensigr
Charles NJ. McCormic.
Ensigns-Guy w. Buirage, George N
Hayward, Henry K. Benha,n, James II
Reid.
, Medical Department Passed Assistan
Surgeon John M. Edgar, Assistant Sur
eeon Leckinski W. Spratling.
Engineers Department Passed Assist
ant Engineer Edgar t. Warbrrton
Passed Assistant Engineer George w
} McElroy, Assistant Engineer Robert 3
Higgings, Assistant Engineer William
4 w. Bush.
3 Naval Cadets-G. G. DAWSON, T H
, Low, Y. Sterling, Jr, G.. II. Mather.
Gunner-William Halford.
/, Carpenter-Edward w. Smith.
Fleet Pay Clerk. III. Henry.
Pay Clerk s. Mitchell.