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Harder shop.

sam Brown the Citv Tars0rial Artist IS 10
cntpd in il. huiliiu- fnrmrrlv occupied b,
Mr e.. o. N.+uie p~ photograph alierl
iu ti, r,.tr af 'io f,,el, haii Nl er, he viii o.
p,c->tl tn-.r G. the iulic
Aplil ~ fe92
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Enss nyspEFsSTA

lHdis~.ilu and Stomach clsoric's, take
- cows : IEs0,s efI IE=fs.
All dealer, keep IT, = pcs bottle Genuine -
Trade mars end cr ssec red lines ca NrlIpcr.
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f. L. Beller
coNTRAcT5R&BUILDEk

OFFERS his services and will vigorously
~ prosecute his ayOcatiOn rs Carpenter and
Builder. and will take orders and execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily His expe-
rience is such that he can guarantee perfect
workmanship and his prices will compare IA
vOrably With the most reasonable. Those de-
string to build or improve should give him
call.
Jan 7. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-04-20

Trains No. All, 4l9. Alb and 447 are daily ex
cepr Sunday; Train No. 449 runs Sunday only
Additional mixed rains leave southwark a
4. p a. m. and SPA a. NJ. and arrive at Harm
sonburg at 0. 40 n. m. and 6.27p. m. ex Sunday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-04-20
Barber Shop.

Hair Cutting. Shaving and Shampooing in
he brsr STYLE al the Watson House ronSnrial
Annex bv the umdersi red have inst re-
nuv,d into "A new room specially lei apart aud
.onipped with all the modern cnrveni- aces
'nr the purposes for which it has been designed
,md will he pleased tn zee NV patrnns Of the
na>t and new ones. promising pleasing atten-
rirn.
Feb Il. 1871. GEORGE IRA 10.
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Late superintendent 90 Repairs of Public
BtHldiu-s.
Cilarle,,own, Jefferson county. West Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-04-20

DIR HARTLEY, Baltimore Md.
Aus.5 lSyl-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-04-20

So FIRST ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y. Aug. 8. 80.
wish 70 state what a wonderful benfft Pas
Tor koenig's Nerve Tonic has been 70 my broth
or, who has suffered from rheumatism since
1856 and has not been able 60 do work OF any
hind since hat time he has tried all kinds OF
patent uiedioines md different doctors OF ekin,
but all without benefit. until he took the Tonic:
he has continually improved since. and viii
say and hundreds besides me who have seen HIM
dur NJ his siokDe-s, that II was indeed mfr
". d. GRAHAM.
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Schedule ia Eject Dec. o, 1891
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
L CITY AND EVEN PINES RAILWAY
COMPANY will hold their annual meeting At
tho office OF +. NJ. CONNER. Richmond. Va.
on JUNE IL, I.s2, at 10 A. NJ, for the election
Of officers and such other bnsiness as may
come before 1t. JOHN &. FOWLER,
my i5-S0t Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

RfcHMoND. Va. May Chickering'S o. to-
baccos at auction on Change to-day. seventy
two packages sun-cured. one package sold
az 1850. one az $1,000. one al Slt.-o, one
al -I5. one at $3.50. one at ~ two at 81 lilo,
Oneat -llIO. two at sll.25. two at I'll. THREE
al S10.75. one ut Sl0.50 two ut sl0.l5, one At
$40, one at.sg.15. two at $500. one at SJ25,
one at 20. two at $3.50. five at $50, Tour at
IS one at 17.75, two at Sl.25, two at ~,
one at SG.75, four vt $3.50. four at IS. one at
$3.50. one AT 80, one at 1910, one at -3.lO,
threat %. two at $3.50. one at $50. one
at $40 one at r. two at $3.50, one at 1910.
one at $3.50. one at $40, one at 1925. two
at $500 TWO at %.
Private sales reported 10 tho secretary Of
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrap
pers. IS hogsheads leaf (dark), ~. Total. %
hOg,heads.
Office of the tobacco Inspector reports to
day Inspections bright. IL hocshe"ds ana
heroes dark. IL hogsuoads and tierees. Re
ms ections- bright. 90 hOgsheRds; dark,
farmers. Shockoe. Virginia, SeehTooks,
Meals Wilson's, Allegheny, Snelnurne 5,
Davenports. Crenshaws aud Planters to-
bacco wareh uses report today hecelp's' io3
packages. deliveries, 6S packages
A small sale of bright loose tOpaccos al
Sbelburne's to-day. prices GOOD.
A fair break OF bright loose tobaccos, and
fine prices at Planters to-day.
Shockoe sold 243J pounds loose tobaccos
to-day. ,
Crenshaw's sold 5,255 pounds loose tobaccos
today. highest price, I'll.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-day:
nj. Watkins, j.. c. Mallory, J, w. Flanna-
can j. j. Jones Mrs. X. >. Foster, i. NJ.
NiIes louisa z. j. Peters. Caroline. II. II.
Cremer. A. 5. Beazley. Hanover. r. +. Low
mo l. &. White, George ID. White. 5. l..
parkins Fluvanna q. L. PAYNE. III. W.Payne,
c|o~bIand T.. NJ. Smith. tnionyiie Mo.
II q. Uutcheson. II. H. George. Caroline; ID.
Balfonr. Baltimore, Alphonse Borum, Crewe,
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
ocr.rtn,. and sales IT the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange Internal Revenue '"i'"'-
ton. -rorclcn Advioe'.

Nrw yonE. NAV 81. Money closed at ~
uoti,best rate. tie lowest rate was per cent.
violence closed Qu.et. posted rates, 1870
1... actual rates $500 i-64 for sixty DAYS.
..8 81 nt. 0r demand. Governments
.,o.el steady currency Gs. 1902 bid ~. cou-
n,rs III b.d extended 2s, registered, 100
u5.
stocks we're 5uii during the two hours Of
.,...- this morning. only l33. 900 shares
r...,l bands and only about half "a dozen
.... showed any activity, principally
,....st CarIaCc Northern Pacific pre-
.I Tennessee Coal. New England and q
..,.f.er-. 40 the opening prices were firm
..l .actonallv higher. and they made
..t.er fractional advances 10y the first
. lat toward d O'Clock "a selling of New
..-.aai New England and Tennessee Coal
....aneI the whole market. and values
n declined until noon, when they were
per cent. lower than the closing or
..-lav. the latter ia New England.
1,. were not so active after j.
but prices were frmor ana
r was Is sharp rally The shorts
.ed considerably. and their buying To-
....r with some bidding up on the part Oh
te bulls caused the majority 81 STOCKS 20
Use 90 per cent. higher than they closeu
.,at night There was absolutely DO feature
an connection with the dealings. Inc saies
amounted 10 8z7. 1873 shares. Richmond e.
ianal Trust receipts closed at IOelV .'' 90.
uretfrrel rt0 II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

yu,r -a,o77 se. Aucus,. 7.u@741: Sep
omber. 7.lsa74e; October. 'os'o .' gsc,, 10 70
yember. 7.Gs61.G9: December e.. o'"'''o'
January. 7.sSn7.s9; February, t'9o"''''''
PRODUCE
Flour unsettled and weak me eraaes OF
spring. 81. 75m225 do. winter. szm 'Z'2O' , su-
perhne spring. S2.40@2o5. 90. wlnte', -
- extra No. ! spring $4,000 3.iV 90, "ih-
ter. 1901 30: extra No. sprlnEi oy,ras
do winter { ia03.2'- city NM. t,. a.
- coD.i5 for West Indies. southern ho o'
closed quiet trade and fanny eA''"''
a.I5. -. and con-
Wheat Options Opened lower ' ",u I Int
tp,oJ o,eak throu0hout the morning. "u'
after " O'Clock there was cohss',S ~ ~,
inc. under which prices cl"eoe 80 crot Iots
e. higher than ON 'estei-'t eec Nav
closed easy. No. red winter s.S.',s. ~,
or June. 800 C. July ~ ac.; Aux 90, ~ ,-roe,-
Com ortious we're fairly acLfo a I - -
,,1.r doing Ic higher for DlaN. Npoo, to,'
closed -teadv. No. mixed. spO. go
&C. June. 58 e.. July. 3le.. AeA ",., 80
Oats Options fairly active anu vi ~ .osier
ing ssoo &c. higher. spot loss Cos 9@, y .
NJ " ,rhite spot 400 io' C.. No. no. o. o. -.
\" mixei. SPOT or May. 351sc.; June o'1+c''
Julv. Soc. 40. mixed, spot. '1e &C.
pnrk nfiet. Ola mess -a.1J9 l0 %.
Lard firm May. 500; July s6.i5' August
Sucar Raw moderately active ana n nm!
Nfnsl"y,d" ~ test. e.. centrifugal. &c test
Use uiSc' 'I Ioaned in good demand and hrm a.
on Loaf and crushed 5n5 &C.: powdered, . "a
&C, granulated. 4 az c.: cubes. = 9-loe
4ll-iec.: coufectioners A. soc s- p.' o-
Cofee SPOT lots closed dull. far re car
COOS 1s Futures closed steady. no or
Sonto- ~. 7. MAY. $3.50; June sll."'
July or August. -ll.5O. H.. .....4.,
Pine Line certificates dull D9t steqcy
Sales 1000 barrels At Cons iianted EA-
change June opening. SO c.; highest 90 c.;
lowest 56 C.. closed, SEC
Naval Stores-Sprits turpentlhe uuI 4nI
and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

N.v lanE. May o. Messrs Hubbard.
lr.. s. Co.'s daily letter says Gables and
grams were fssnt from Galveston last even
advising that the Galveston News would
to-day tho result of its investigation
.-. t.e Texas crop condition and that the
..e..-e decrease ln acreage of the state would
per cent? while the indicated re-
t.l lu Indian Territory would be -
.- cent. lu Texas the crop. it says, is
eighteen DAYS late but Its condition IS now
Generally favorable. This report especially
I-.. portion If is relating o. the Indian lerri-
t.-t. Wa. nowhere believed and generally dis
Oe..ri. tlt nearly every one short OF the
..'tet feared lts elect ou the mind OF some
r-e. and the result was an advance IN
.'. 10 The opening OF from I-64 70 2-6l.
Doth markets as the day pro-
t.e early Improvement was IN
ste lost Liverpool closed barely
-.e.' .- l-.4 higher than Yesterday and our
-ft.t .Y 4 clock Was within points of
.-.sf iaf closing prices. here Is an OBJ
lack oi buying power and an lndisposi-
-a .o a.t Ou the part OF traders until the
VIE. ot the Government report with re-
81" B. ile acreage shall be made public IL
'-.. reports a- tat of the newspaper above
.'teI io were credited at all. there is no
the market would advance sharp
M the acreage Us really reduced 10
'-- extent named the sceptlclsm nov pre-
't.I. Wl. regard 10 the correctness Of such
.e nl- contribute greatly 10 the subse-
- strength and stability o. the market.
.,. mo prominent traders on the bear
stu posed today TO have covered and
. Present 40 least. 10 have retired from
..rt Spot sales ia Liverpool to-day
bales and cables bring reports VI
Improvement n tho trade.
i.- mlay movement tor the week IS
Receipts This week. 5000 Oales;
".e1 ls j, 81 600 bales since January
- ftp 0l0 bales since January j. 1891.
bales. Shipments This week. $1,000
cane week, l0yl. 1926 900 bales. since
1892 $4,000 bales since January
900 bales. Receipts at the Ameri-
today VIII probably be 1000 bales,
It ast week and 3.773 last year.
cement al New Orleans to-day Is
a.j large, being swelled by the delly-
p tAe Illinois Central railroad
which traffic had mp TO to-day
vs. at obstructed by the Hoods.
'le afternoon report that the Red
f.. AGAIN rising and that 1t had broken
hi several points stimulated the
billy md advanced August 10 IA.
teuclt was not. however, entirely
.Ae close was steady at about
N..'" tie highest and 5 points over
~. .A'Ds prices. The report above re-
Gag 'r without confirmation 50 far ~ We
..9'cr IN tho Ncrthwes: it has again
a Today. but IN tie Southwest tho
.ulihue. ciear and warm. without
f.-." upuou from Liverpool tO-mor-
en- lnfihef Improvement ia the market
l' doubtful
futures Receipts at the ports are
l,.,. OIL which q. Z0D are at New Orleans,
I. TOO last week and $500 last wear.
g. 'l market IS steady az l-lG advance IN
te Kidding uplands, 73sc. Sales.
'nits. IIAusActl0us IN futufes "A 900
A9y' Lzo4Iz7; June, I27@I@o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

Winter wheat Sales BY samples l. o. D..
were No. 2 red sgc; No. 2 red. Sc.
Spring wheat-Saies 10y sample T. o. b.: NO.
9. 771l IA Soc: No. f. 7ON0 73c
Conn No. in store. 65@GGc.; No 2,
new. a. e.. No. 2. yellow. 50 attic; No. 3,
al m4sc.. No. 3, yellow, $3.50 50c. No. 3.
white. &c.. 80. /, 4gc. Sales by sample
f. o. b.. No. .. 1909 c.: No. 2. yellow,
5li.c.. No. 2 white so 5@51c.: No. 3. $50
acc; No 9, white 500 sic; No. 3, yellow,
50i c.. No 4. 4sa49c.
Oats No. 2 in store, 81 c.; NO. Wmte'
s5ns5' e.. No. 3. white. 84n35c. Sales by
sample f. o. b.. No. 2. 32sl@349lc.; No. 2.
white. 354 @86c, No. 3, 3115@54c.; No. 3,
white 34ism35c.
Mess PORK Sales 90 barrels old ut $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

CmcAoo. H.. May 2G The wheat mar
ket was dull but firm closing 's@ &C.. higher
Corn was also quiet and firm. closing 1fc;
higher for July, the active option. May closed
&C. lower ,..
Oats were Fl trife easier owing TO heavy re-
ceipts. closing -m e. lower.
Receipts Wheat. So cars; corn 5fo' oa'9'
223. or,
Provisions wero active and strong. The
shorts had tip early ia the day that pork
was a purchase for - per barrel profit ana
their eagerness % cover their safes Indicated
that they believed IT, PORK gained - &C.
ribs ~ n l5c and lard IA Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

ST.. LorIs, No, May 2G.-FIour-Firm
on best grades: low grades dull, prices I'M
changed Wheat firm and higher. May. - e.;
June. SIC. bid. July - C. bid. August 20 "a
so C.. asked. December, Ste. Corn dull but
higher. May IS G. bid. June. 44c bid. July,
A. C. asked. Oats firm May, 33 C. BID;
July. 9flc. asked. Pork Standard mess. $40
Cor old sll for new. Lard Prime steam. 96.l0.
Dry sa.ted meats Shoulders. 500. longs
and clear ribs. ~. shorts V7.12 bacon
Boxed shoulders. SO, longs and clear ribs
81. snnrts tllZ-..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

UNIox SrocK YAnns, III. May %
Cattle Receipts. $4,000 steady; common TO
extra steers. s3.3Oa4.s5. stockers and feeders.
s2.25a3e5. COWS and bulls ~l.50u t..o.
Hogs Receipts $4,000 strong: DC. hgheT;
learv s4.-5a4. 95 mixed and medium @5.fOn
80. light. sA55a4s5. Sheep Receipts.
5000 firm. inferior to extra, s22j@5.75;
lambs. 5.9107.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

WuanNGrov. n. c.. May 26.- Spirits tar
pentine steady at2756c. KosIn firm. strained
s5c.: good strained ~. Tar steady
AZ sl85. Crude turpentine steady; hard.
81 yellow dip and virgin. =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27
a. B. LlPSCOMB
10, rAST GARY STREET

79i EAST CARY STREET,
IN hand and making 10 order PHAETONS.
ruGGIEs, BUSINESS WAGONS. SPRING
MAYS TRUCKS. REPAIRING and RE
PAINTING in the best manner call solicited
10 2S-su,ws.fr-3La
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

CNc1xNArr. o.. May e. Pork-Regular
sIO.c2 5ml075; family, slL3t2. Lard
Kettle dried 500 Bacon Short clear
sides s725 Whisky Sales Of s4l barrels
of finished goods on the basis Of Sl.l5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27
Nj Ell II>Gs.

A MEETING OF THE sTOCKHoLpERS OF
~ IhE SOUTHERN LOAN AND IN tofii
MEM COMPANY IS hereby called TO ON ne "a 4, ~
HiChM0ND.YA.. at u CLOCK NOON o. ~
DAY, THE I'm DAY or JUNE. 1872 Tor me
purpose Of filling the vacancies IN the Board OF
company 30 a. 10 reduce the number OF the Ill
rectOrs and the quorum OF the board; 20 reduce
the number OF the compeny officers; 90 chahse
the time of he annual meeting. and 70 author
ize an amendment to tho charter Of the com
pany, and TO transact such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
ny order Of the President. ,.,,,..,,,,
L. Z. WINTER
myl5-aDt Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27
GInrle.foll.


CHARLESTON. S. c.. May 26. Rosin firm at
81. Iurpentne firm at z75zc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-27

RICHMOND Va. Nav 90. 1872.
..,re,.,r,vr sRcrnirrgs Bi1 Asked.

RICHMOND. Va. Nav &C. 1872
e.vrRs1fENr SECURITIES. bif asked
r-.ts. Do. q g.. 1907 .....-..........' li22 '...
eTtrF eEcCRuIE@
K--th Carolina as. c.. l9lo............ i9
N.-fn Carolina t-. g.. 1913. .......... l-3 .-..
f..uIa fs. cousols l..............-. So ....
Ir.uas i-s ten tortles. G.. l3l3.... ai ....,,
fI.a.s p. new. q. ~ ii. lsi@, .-...... 'l5s
Virginia cousoI "ouYous,tuudanle. 20 coo.
Virginia c0us0. coupons, uor-lunda-
.......... ............. 20 ....
fFena couso. teu-f0rtios. none
Iul.4o ........--...........''- 70 ''''''
lIf SECURITIES.
T.elmond City SIS. r.. l90i-f9i0...... 13i ......
I..lM.nl City 81. r.. lq03-l9l0....... 1926 ....
Richmond Cry ts. r.. ls3l-l9s9 ,....- l0i3e ~.
I..auarl City 81 D.. 1921 and ialer jog lll
l..lmond city A.. h.. l92l.......-... ga 80
RAILROAD HoNps.
A. G.. lst Us r. 1870 ................. 120 ....
a. e.. on ia. 6s g.. 1900. .........+.- ...- g5
l.ar.. Column. & Aug. ist 3 s. G.. l-'J. JOB
l..r.. Collm. g. Aux. 2d fs. e.. 1910. ll0 JUS
iLar.. to.um. Aux. b. G.. li,s.,-. .... W.
Georgia Ifcinc consolidated 's-g3 10 D.
n..flIn arIrc Incomes i-t....---. l1-4 1850
steisnurg. class a 5s. h G.. 1885,. Jos ....
I.fersturs class j. CPS. H. c.. 1896. JOS ....
I8. midland a. N. as. guar ..-..-.-.. Is 50
estern j. g. lsi ts, guar ......---..- ~ W
Hestcm n. O.. IstCs. O. l8i4........ s. IS
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Georgia Pacific. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
f.-ershlre Observation-Disclosures. @ 9l
..f. g. b. div obligation ............ ll6i4 ...
.moui and Petersburg. .......... 100 ....
TANK STOCKS.
T. .-.Dns SaTiul4.. .......... 2f ...
i.t.lsoure Savings Ius. C0.-...... 20 IS
MISCELLANEOUS
a. rcaa Tobacco Company........ 90 9s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-12-29
The Islands of the Pacific.

Mr.. John T. Arundel, whose visits
here in former years while acting
as agent of an English South Pa
cifc guano company will be re-
membered by our readers, recently
(Dec. 81 delivered lecture in San
Francisco with the above title, mar
rating his experiences in the South
Pacific. The Call refers to the
lecture in the following para
graphs:
Mr.. Arundel in commencing his
lecture said it was the greatest
mistake in the world to call it the
Pacific Ocean, as it was just as
rough as any other ocean. lie
traced on large map of the Pa
cific the route of the proposed cable,
which he felt sure would be soon
laid.
The ocean was covered with
. little spots of islands, averaging
about thirty miles broad. He re-
lated that at the Friendly Islands,
one morning not long ago, the in
habitants of adjacent islands were
surprised to see another island
which had not been there the pre-
vious night. 1t was smoking
volcano, about three miles long
and 200 feet high.
Steropticon views of the various
islands, including Hawaii, Samoa,
Fiji, Tonga, Tahiti, Society Group
and others were own upon the
canvas and .ep ned by the 1ect-
urer VII sed his descrip-
tions - amusing incl
dents. rundel was on his
way to EnglsssEd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-12-29
No More Colds

Are experienced by those who use
DIR. Jaeger's sanitary underwear. It
is now made in gauze quality, and it
is the perfection of comfort for
Honolulu climate. NJ. Goldberg
is the authorized agent for the sale
of DIR. Jaeger's goods and is receiv-
ing new lines by every steamer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-12-29
Public Moonlight Concert al
Makee Island.

The Royal Hawaiian Military
Band (under the direction of Pro-
fessor II. Berger) will give a public
moonlight concert at Makee Island
(weather permitting) this (Thurs-
day. evening, commencing at 80
o'clock. Following is the pro-
gramme:
l. March--"The Dudes ..... Wagner
,. Overture-''Huntin So Schneider
3. COrnet Polka-"Love's Serenade"
................ .......... Sackur
Solo by w. Aylett.
1. Observation-Disclosures" ...... Wallace
Three Native Songs.
.. Medley-"Red Hot" ...-..... Boyer
6. Fantasia-''Awakening of the
LION 10000. .........-......... Monthly
Z. Waltz-"After the Ball" Gillet
S. "The Salvation Army Patrol" .Orth
Hawaii Ponoi."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-12-29
VESSELS IN PORT.

(This list does not include coasters.)
u S Cruiser Boston, Wiitse, Hiio.
II b NJ s Daphne, Macarthur, San Fran.
Ger blk G Glade, Hercksen, Liverpool.
Haw blk Mauna Ala, Smith, Newcastle.
Am blk Albert, Winding, San Francisco.
Haw bk x z Rithet, Morrison .Depart'e Bay
Am Dkt Amelia, Ward, Port Townsend.
Am bkt S n Castle, Hubbard San Fran.
Am schr Transit. San Francisco.
Am blk Coloma, Noyes, Astoria, Or.
Am bkt Discovery, Mcneil, San Fran.
Ger blk Bylgia Ploeger, Hongkong.
Am blk S e Allen, Thompson, San Fran.
Br blk Velocity, Martin, Hongkong.
Am bkt w III Dimond, Nelson, San Fran.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-12-29

The steamer ". G. Hall on her
last up trip sighted a fore-and-aft
schooner lowering off Halawa, Mo-
lokai, last Tuesday afternoon. The
schooner was keeping close in land
and within half an hour after being
sighted her sails were lowered and
she was entirely lost from view.
Captain Simer5on and Purser
White looked at the strange sail
through their glasses, and they
were perfectly satisfied that she
was a foreign schooner. Shortly
before seeing the topsail schooner
the Hall met the bark Coloma off
MolOkai carrying only a few sails
while there was a stiff breeze blow
ing. The bark evidently did not
expect to reach Honolulu for Il
week, Judging from the course she
was taking. The steamer Wanna
nalo was also seen coming to Ho-
nolulu from the direction of the
bark.
The four-master Transit will
likely come down from the Marine
Railway to-day. She will load
sugar for San Francisco.
The clipper bark Albert, Capt.
Winding, sails at 10 o'clock
to-day for San Francisco with
about 10000 bags of sugar
weighing over 1909 tons. She will
take a mail.
The barkentine Amelia loads
sugar for San Francisco after the
Albert.
The bark Velocity is discharg-
ing her cargo at the old Custom
House wharf.
The steamer Waialeale arrived
last evening from Mokuleia and
Waianae with $3.50 bags paddy.
Several unsuccessful efforts have
been made to raise the wreck of the
japanese man-of-war Osake, which
sank off Hegurima in the Suonada
on her return from Formosa in
December, 1875. Some men of
Yamaguchi and Nagasaki are said
to be now making preparations to
raise her cargo by blowing her to
pieces with dynamite. The cargo
consists of 80 cases of coins, yen
$1,000 of silver, and yen 10000 of
gold coins, besides ammunition.
Elk.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-At the trial
Of the new dredger intended for
Perth, Western Australian, 600
tons were raised by the vessel in
13 minutes. The dredger will sail
for Australia in three weeks.
Mary w. Allen is suing Collector
of Customs Atwood, of Shelburne,
Canada, for $52,535 damages she
alleges to have been incurred
through the seizure Of the Ameri-
can ship Bridgewater, July Z, 1887,
by reason of which she was de-
prived of the use of the vessel for
eighty-one days. The case is on
trial in the Supreme Court, and the
result is expected to decide the
legality Of the seizure Of American
vessels by Canadian Customs au-
thorities.-Ex.
Mr.. w. X. Vanderbilt has ordered
from Messrs. Laird, of Birkenhead,
England, large steel steam yacht
to take the place of the Alva, which
was sunk last summer off Nan
tucket. The new Alva will regis
ter something over 1000 tons, and
will be more than 800 feet in
length. Brig-rigged, she will be
built as strong as possible, and will
be guaranteed a speed of Is knots.
The boat is to be finished by next
July.
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Illustrated PaDerS.

The files of illustrated journals
scattered about the shelves and
closets would make an attractive
addition to the reading room or
library if bound neatly and prop
erly lettered. The GAZETTE Office
can turn on frst-class work in
this line.
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80 Per :. :. Australia from San
Francisco, received, 18th December,
lS92, CamaTinO's Refrigerator.
containing full supply of Ice House
Fruits and Vegetables; also Apples,
Nuts, Raisins, Smyrna Figs, Dates,
Frozen Oysters, Celery, Cauliflower,
Salmon, Crabs, etc. New Years PouI-
try on lee
Mutual Tel. 31S.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
3263-St
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DIED.

McGREGOR-In this city, December %,
1892, Mary O'Neill McGregor, of cancer
of the stomach. She was born In this
city July 20, 1854.
EH- Funeral will take place from the
family residence, near st. Louis College,
this day, December Goth at 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
and from the Roman Catholic Cathedral at
8 o'clock p. NJ.