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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29
BUSINESS N THE SUPREME COURT.

Wa,binct1n Jan. 2s.ihe supreme Court Of The Cultcd
state, to-day ttn,actcf the following business.
SO. lft5-O olivia Is. Ii1H. etc.. appellants. act. J. j.
Bradford Motion for decree Of reversal confession
of error by the appellee herein. submitted ty W Need
ham behalf of counsel for Tho r.ant
80. 33O-Richad Wcrthington, appellant. at. Dana
Estes ct al. Dismissed per stipulation.
No 337-Thc AttoIneyCcnca al ~ the Commonwealth u
Massachusetts,, appellant. the Western Union Telc
graph Company. Dismissed per stipulation.
No. l79-Willam l. Scrueg,. appellant, at the United
states. Dismissed.
40. l7l-The Wnona and St Peter Railroad Company
plaintiff in error, at the town Of PvInyo and so r.,
the Winona aud s. Peter Railroad Company. plaintiff in
e1.or, act the town Of Eicn. Argument coa:inl,G
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-tstncial Tern.-Iecess continued.
supreme -Chsmhers-Befofe Patterson Motion
calendar called at IL O'Clock.
suTr.ar CoIrt-oI,c Al Term-Iart I,Betore TruaX J
iy5j 1856 l257 l2js 1859, 1860, 1861. 1902 1903
1864. -, ,,
Circuit Cour-Part lIl-Bclore Ingriham. J.-Short
f,rses. nos. 1882. 3i3i. 2GO7. 3lj3. 3067 3nSf.
aI s3s3 81 - as77. Day cclcittr: Nos. 2j5. 1890.
iss- 1895 l4o2 ll45 l2i7 l24e, 1279 1850 5l9,
Circuit Couu-Part I-Befoie barrett J.-Cases to he
sent from Part 1.
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passenger gaze o. vessel had been smashed By tie
rolling the ship. Thu. however denied by the
pur>er Among tho passengers arriving the Majestic
were Commodore Carey Bronton, O. A. Drummond, J. H.
Dundss Il. Mccormick tnounccy Pettihone. r Ii''. g.
Gfeenhalch. Murut Hai,teid, r. Northal Laurie. Sir
Donald Smith Thomas II. Williams. II. b. W. Browning,
A. y p. Nelson wired Buckley and the Rev. J. Bailey.
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THE NiJLSTTc'S ROrGH VOYAGE.

Tho Steamship Majestic, Of thu White star Line which
arrived horr Yesterday from Liverpool report, extremely
heavy Throughout the voyage. The WEATHER Wa
Intensely Cold ard The which broke ofpr ,hip kept
h.r coated with ice. 10 rlmof,1 OF the
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Uork Unnte0.

Males.
ELEGRAPH OPERAiOR.-Bv a young
man. with good reference quick and
actiVr; moderate -alary to commune. Please
c9li Or dddre.s j. VI. C., care ot Noblett,
lol West f5th-st.
n CL-MAN.-Ihr.c years experience
- a. cirisnt'r. can give b,-t references.
IElNL t2s Wcst 12lth--'
| StFUL YOUNG NAN w.sh,4 -'uaiion
y a, porter. iren elevator fuanrr OF
Nouli TAX" JOB ~ any Kind city or conn
Try. Aadps. T. RoN 81 Tribune Uptown
Oi'irr. lbs Eroldway
~ ANrED. Position - travelling -lle,-
W nan Tor r'rfuurry or gu0i -cidnc i0.ict
article Tor southern >titc- reference IA
dr. Nj, ELLA NEARNt.E, II T. Bland
ine-'t. Columbia. :. &.
w ANTED.-By youn. married man. a
w position ~ trust thoroughly under
sand iooAkocpi.g 10 wears bushes. ,N-
lrr,ncc, b'~, II ? forcncc>. address Ri
LIABID Bon a.. Tribune onire.
~ TED.-Slmpic- % spe iatir- In dry
W goods, snail W1fr- or novelties II any
kind hy commercial traveller VINO hl, lad
80 Years experience in Canada and Intends
olrlius sample rooms; headquarters Non.
ticn can ,ietk rrnch nu"uuy dutN,rls
r"n1ii" reference, and security ~ required.
Aadr'', EoN 40. ro-tonc'. Montreal
w A., hMAN. .-lAp.r -uccd man Amer.
w can a.ri =" h.-' ot ~ l'..l-
ID W''n 90 Hl'"n.l'.g--t., llob1N'n,
w 40 NiN. POl:rfE o. JANfTOE
" l.F -in.t.Y p mr r't' Am r'e1u. u..l
- - diu hrttHr ,au ln al D .na ..fF
"r 'nutff. Adde'S AMERICAN. Tab.
IL AT'HNAN o- r0EIiE Ey ,olng
nn-c.f seno liiy l-.,It. strictly temp.f.,.
nid ,"I furnish ~ Il rf,ruc,- ~ J..
AHcnlG. ~ 2..a-i. lir'os,n.
IVA. HMAN lo-'.f .r n....i no. ~
w f'r me-. DIR, potion moderate
r.ta'',,. Adlf'>s y. j. tOIIGR. BOX 1.
w AICIIMAN by good " adv. sober
iSndf be business Please cal or al.
dr".s PLAT. care OF Sob.ett. IUl W y,
f5th-s'.
W.. rIIAN or JANIIOE. coi..c. rents
." a. "ork necessary :, building; cnu
Williams, hoa u. Tribune 6t.n,g '
w ANIID.- ~ good mixer. position.
j II. Trhnn" oni'c.
~ III, brandy apd liquor cNpert want.
ming "u's Adff-, WALkLE. - Ii-t
.-t.-'.
" orNG MAN 4o ucl od rat.I Vlr..
thorough know. d 90 o. Eu-ll-h ',,.fuau.
f"u f4fh'hs ana rNi.N fNli ~ noe lu book
E''plu-. wants business position -1ilrv 81
ICES q cunt han COOL >ItuIt or. iG>t class
references. ADJ. o. H.. 2-3 J.. lifl~
" 9TH. rnd-.~t3Ld bookkeeping
u NpcW nr. ni,r wnsk ard .u..ql
.- frl' ~~- i.-.I- uiidfrr up futui,. hich.
e-t reference. i+p Mad. ~pn-l,e.
Npr ". Man a.r 20 vaat. -.t4at.on
a. h".i '. 10 engineer rr Al OTHER ,vur,
20 "nGI-.-r1on- VI. a. LYNCH. 20 Jones
-
" OING Mas wishes situation o. worA
10 the evening. Address n = h
care u. ~. .dy G-l West 55th-st
y Or ~ " 81 "ish'- POSITION 40 any
tNI'fi-nc" - eu'v clerk. BIT ~ f,f,r.
enc.s HHg"s mod atc. \. L.. Box T..
Iih.ur once.
Y OF 81, MAN as astchuan or potter In
i hti". !. 81 t-- r"i'lrnce. Addrcs,
I'm h. n Ws-hiu-ton--t.. Flushing. l.. l.
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domestic JlIuaIlons Uanteo.

Females.
4 LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
y MENT HOUSE.-tor hotels and PIT
, ats families; nrsJ-cia,: male ana fcu.a1s
helm with refernces; city and country.
At Mrs. FLoYDs. 1873 0th-ave.. 4th house
above IQth.st.
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Rooms tuantro.

w ANTED Two or three loom, I'm a fiat
w on Gth-aNc.. between 4Oth and Octh SIS .
rent mus. be moderate no children. AdG.
l. O.. NAKCIAL. 257 Nadi>On-av".
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Domestic Gituatlons Uantea

"A. MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly MI. L. Campbell.
Go WEST 22D-ST.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED. |
Servants breaking engagements viii bel
dismissed from office and forfeit all claim
10 Zee paid.
N. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE
63 WEST 22D-Sr.
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To I7$-Ated NJ. Hoyt 81 a. spI. l.an;s. at. william
II. Latham - al. Argument tecun.
Adjourned until tomorrow u II O'Clock The day call
viii bc No,. l73, l2SS original, lSJl, 176 H. 1876
IA 10 and Isl
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flats 60 Get, llntnrnishc0.

- -
fUHF CLINTON. 253 Wc-t i2d->t.-Throc
Il rooms and bath. an we'll lighted steam
heat. elevator, choice restaurant.
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THE COU'RI%.
TIE WIDOW GIVES LIP TILE CONTEST.

THE WIDOW GIVES Up THE CONTEST.
The contest over the will Of John Baird, the former
chief engineer and constructor of the elevated rail
road, in th, city, was withdrawn yesterday. The
contestant Mrs. Elizabeth T. Baird, the widow.
She was married TO Mr.. Baird I'm 1850. and she wa,
not mentioned in the will. She contested 1t on the
eTOugd OF undue influence on the part of the sons.
what the of the settlement were could not be
learned yesterday.
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany, jan 2S-in the First Division of the
Court of Appeals today the following We're
argued:
In the matter II - petition for the revocation Of
The will etc of william Watson. the younger, etc.
Margaret \. Oliver, respondent, agt. William T..
Moore. IS administrator etc. appellant.
Patrick j. COuuGrS. an infant, by guardian respond
,nt AIT William Walsh appellant
Ia the matter OF The probate OF the will. ETC., OF
Joseph Gale. deceased
Christine Oft a, administrator, etc, aet. the City
o. Buffalo, appellant
AFT the New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Company. appellant.
I'm the second Division these cases were argued {:
Prank #. LacroI res pendent, agt. the Ncw-NOrk,
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company. appellant.
Granger \. HOLSTER and another, respondents, AIT.
Phaudcr Mott. appellant.
Robert Deeley aud another, respondents, agt. John
Dwight and another, appellants.
The day calendars for tomorrow are:
First Division. NO. -, 80. 50 49, -. 90 and 81
second Division. Sos. 90, go, G19, 600, Go3
C94 and ESQ
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for Sale.

4 NIIQIES.-Oid Colonial blue rhin1. eIdcs
"a hoald,. andiron~ silver mahogany fur
mtulo. hlic-a-bI1'. cuuo-. - Nj. y. RI T..
NNNN'S. %Ji 1th-aN".
GIOO FOR CANDY BUSINESS. stock.
'iOO nNtulc@ tools for manufacturing.
Sc long established y.-ctiun Putu1m-
ave. aud F.itou-st., Brooklyn .sIcnt 5000,
mousse and store
ST.. 800 600 ean MA ~ s7sd Ei5a G.,
al1j catalogue free. Add'c>. DANIELL
T. BEATTY. Washington. y j.
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Brooklyn.

ELEGANT furnished Mats. on Brooklyn
T. he clt, overlooking NeW-Nork HJrboi.
f1r small families oi adult. Apply 70 lani-
tor j3 Piu73Tple-S'.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
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iUork Wante0.

tiales.
YOUNG MAN. ~ desire, situation with
~ VuhhsAing house OF new -p'ptr M'il
oriucat q OF good family; Ia, Lad "Ap~rtcncc
and can furnish reference. Addca' j. u.
l.. I43 Lat jfth-,t.
SSISTANr BARTENDER wants situA.
"A ton In good house, where there d,
chance OF sdysncomel; good teeicfeaces.
Address NJ. s.. care u NoDlctt' lol West
45th-st
I% ItDTSrRi0IS yopn- nsl wants a
~ tu1tion o, lean g OF irtGr -,eats
Gesunu. can or address. Mr.. 1LENLN>
lHf Jth.st
A MBlTiOCS, active young man, fairly
y Intelligent appearance want, oeemR.oS,
l9th-st.
A YOUNG MAN, % American, wi,hc, =, .
y ro.itioo a. collector, or any Outside
work GOOD reference. \. >. BOX 7, 1r5-
uno Oficc. --
A MEXICAN hip osqlAe and T' no Il loos
- rSi,irs q [. ROBINSON. aJl West
ith-st.
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Cornlrp Real estate Go Get.

:, OJ17IANPION. L. I.-iu,ni~htd cot
- asc~. season lS:2. by ocean and lake
TO- ieut: liz: sent on application. l. r
HANINS Iteai Istd:c Agent. New-YOrk
once, World Building, Room 80.
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pprsrs ano CARNAGE.

-.
A -FLANDRAU & co.
A. DONntOHu.
372, 374. 376 BKOONE~ST.
Uptown. .,.,.-,
BROADWAY AND 51ST.ST
ELEGANT CARRIAGES
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY
OF EVERY VARIETY
Broughams. Rockaw4ys.
roupes a and pass)
Landlus Curtain ROckaways,
Land lulets, Depot Wagons.
Omnibus, Wasonettes,
VlctOriss, Clbriolet>.
Spiders, StanhOpes.
Thaetous Carts,
Buck boards, DO -a-DOs,
Road Wagons, Village Carts.
Immense Stock
TOP AND NO TOP CARRIAGES
and
FANCY DRIVING TRAYS,
ALL COLORS OF PAINT AND IkiM
OAK, MARO5ANT, WALNUT MOODS,
ALL STYLES OF HAHNESS
SECONDHAND CARRlAGES,
ABOVE STYLES.
FOR SALE AT Low PRICES.
CALL BEFORE PURCHASING AMI
EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
" ANThD 30, 600. OOc p orlo 70 send
w for b.ren., carriage ana harness c.
A0gues - -c-. ss>Ol meat 80 America very
moderate pr!ees don't pay sOch e@IaVsgAnt
prices !OI harness ana Carriages es,2O.
Lshed 1852. Address j. Ii. BIRCH Bur.
hngtOn. n. J.
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Domcsrc GltuaIlon5 Cuantc0

.
Males.
YOUNG. EARNEST MAN want. =
"A riare Us gardener aud 10 ma',, himself
| s ncii'N u'rlui a'0 "a a g"HtirmIh'- place.
| AulI - =. g., fUt hididlu-lNf.. BfnDAINn.
~ lri.Fp ~ , ,o,.,..,..,, .ot ,,,.,,...
Is tnfrr l ,1.' !. ','iS "''u i','1u''
cd; is a Eied.c..,.,I tn-U,alao. VI GOOD
| ch-r'r t'r ana habit single. desires a ttr.
nanrut -i.uation Ier oni, rrirfrr,r-. Ad-
| cte-' by letter Hi~"Iif HARRISON, lJl
i.i-t "l-i--t.
X LI.I'.-i.y 20 ,in-le man. nlodlc-', d,
~ 49, 'l'''i,, =, '9 Il, ,|.i,.f
.,.., al az - ,.,f ~ ''''-''' ''"'
r,,.rii-Ky o.. F,e,,.I, L-t,rr vhs
ID mdrrstlnds bl, bus,nr,, fIora1ghiv
liz. a. a. c 10 ''o''' A'u
m "a conn. 5-,, H ,,,pI!
ni-rrrp--l,,- ..,.,... ,,,. H.. ,.,,.-.,-
Il ,"t, f'"". i ',,n 49, il'"D
"'l.'' ..'' - . ,''"' u'I
F., rnn.n,ld"l ~ .a-. rnr.o,,r. vim Wn",,,
hr was : ,elr- Addfcs, GAI;EODE. i3s
nt-Ttrp .a, c-.,. 70. ,..-.,.., -,
s ILf-ik i ana CoG,H-Hy mafri,d trnsh
10Th ~ d-rstand thelr bu-int-. Thoroughly.
bet references from hr,t-cll-. Liuiiir, IN
tsnce; city o. county; ,sIl o. apply
.--.-.-----
n ILI:H OF WAIltE,-.in nr-t-ch-, pr
-. - fi,',oF 20 ,iJI. +,
Il, q',it,,,,. = = .,,' ., 49, sy ~
',''''' ''.,' ',-' ''''"
y TLtK.-In hr-t-clis, yfilat- family
- thoroughly understand, hi, dut,: civ
o,lig.re ,ds,cI. U''I Trr,''r I'm ,, nlu
oI,.. ,1a p,a,f,.,.. ''
-.
IL LI.N.-Bt = NAT. comp pnt Norm
- g fh'.t. In private family single; has
him., az "iu '".n ky ,. ,
100" I 49,, ''-'"~' "Np''i"'' 49, ''''"'
e'' 80, I-'" y.
ID Tier NJ NALET.-By nist.cll,s col.
a. or'd buil"f; h'c Years In last place
u 'i>' i"'r'ht''. "to 'W'iN'
hI-II.EH N,.,t ,ou,, ,.,, uud,.sraud,
ID decorating and s1ttinp nlre foblr VIII.
ine aud OH Iginr pood tcfr-,nrr. desires
~ adv p.ace plaa.r call 81 yddf,.-. BUI.
LEX, 'a.e Nobl"t. lOl west f'th-Ss
ID irTLFES also cn,cbm.n e.,.r,l Good.
- coinpetrnt men wish ni,r,, vi once.
M EtCgN.S an ctL,io
- 49, -, --
4 OMfANlON TO gcnti' .nau neat app,ii-
l.9, GHiet tnecd IN ,rlA lung So'I ,t'y.
,ts s.i.rx '' CaIir ~. 81 u enc
- MI, t0I W tt,,
" 80, -, w ~. 80 ----
'OAt liAAN and GROOM BY Young
~ man who thoroughly understand,
n'',.r VIII bo'.". ,.d .'1cr Il YEA :
.od reference. u. &. NJ, Tribune Up,o"n
once. ~ BroaGNat.
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miscellaneous.

- OOKS, old and new. every description,
ID bought. sold and exchanged: large or
snail qUautlti', cali, a. residence free Of
Expense. send postal card IONERING'S
y Y BOOK tNtHANGE, 81 Broadway,
opposite DenAing's.
ElNTLEMFN wishing to dispose 81 their
IA lcit-or clothing q: a fair v'uc VIII
please call ON or address EDWARD NIL
lEH. GS Gth-aVe.
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Citn Real Gsinic fer Sale.

A IOU R-S1ORY dwelling house on Wash
~ ingtOn Piece. west 4 G.raNc. AQ
ply 70 FREDERICK \. BOOTH. Lincoln
Du.ldlIs. Union square.
L IT.. mar office talCain. SILNENS,
?Lb-aVe., cor. 93d-st.
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Furnished Rooms.


A HANDSOME SUITE. two room, for
n gentleman; OlsO smaller rooms. 90
West 22d-st
A ELEGANT PARLCR, with adjoining
IA. bedroom; al.o square room heated
all conyehlences lao East @Jtn-st
At 81 IRVING PLACE suite
"A square. ! hall. DccorltlOns. turllsh.
iag, and house Al. Breakfast optional
NfIAlIY FURNISHED room, in small
~ famiIv s. southern exposure, % gentleman
rcf..cucc- 50 Wet llth-s', near othaVe
ID EVERE HOUSE, corner broadway ana
IL H0gston. - comfortable rooms for 90
cents Pc day and upwa'd -
S.t-EOOM. windows. near Sth.>t. ana
~ Pr0adWav; f0r two or three gentlt>
rcu; bath. ga. 3oS Merccr-st., Noble
bell.
30 TH.ST.. ~ near Broadway .-s'c0n ]
20 floor together or separately bath al
Joining: ho.c4 3ttcn,l1hcc; cOuNcnfht pTln-
Oral hOt-l-. rc.tfulant; ole,at'd single
rooms, -, $40 weekly gentlemen.
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for Sale.

for Sale.
At REDUCED PKlCES.-1OO Secohu'
~ hand oO1 and iron WOrhlng HN'oh."cs'
lully guar4I teed HacAincfs D0usht shu en-
chsnged GIUi.GE Z. LDDI, o'c MAUI
sOu-sL
NfIyF.ES INTENTION a first lass
II downtown Ddibcr,h0p. In Potter b.iu'
ING must b. sold az once 70 -ct,ie an cslar,
Apnlv J. H. HARDI, administrator 80
Paik Row. y. \. -
.,INNoND EARRINGS. cost 500 pawn.
ID "a for sIiJ. ladies diamond mara vt -
ring. IL disincuds and I rubics, pa"h,1d, e.? e.!
cost sis5. ticket. SlO. Address "Oi""'
ANAI. + ibunu Once.
ISCK S1LE.-st. Bernard dog ard Dill Dill
j. and black cocker spaniel~ al P'u'a' a. a.
dress JOSEPH KAY, IA h''hi''o'''''''
New Brunswick, y. j.. --
G, 4TFS---Large stock u fire ana burs ,o.i
~ 80, safes. Mo,ler make: also ia 2,
assartmsn.. o. slightly OiSe'S Sre. s-'g SAFES
,n,'],',d Exchanged and repaired. NULL"
SHTE CO, Broadway and lcLh's''
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-29
ADVERTISING WAIL.
The Bureau of Inform alton DIFF
fusinS knowledge About
the Country.

Although the Bureau of Infor
nation has been in existence but
short time, the executive heads of
that valuable institution have done
considerable work in the way of
advertising the attractions of Ha-
wall. Every steamer leaving this
port carries away bundles of read
ing and illustrated matter for dis
tribution abroad.
The GAZETTE Company is now
at work on an illustrated pamphlet,
descriptive of Hawaii, and, without
doubt, it will be the handsomest
Job work ever turned out in this
city. The pamphlet will be dis
tributed gratuitously throughout
the Colonies for the information of
the public.
The revenue from tourist travel
is capable of being increased many
fold, and may equal the combined
revenues Of the country. In fact,
there is no reason why the tourist
travel may not contribute very
largely to the support of the retail
trade, as it does in many countries.
The following is from a recent cir
cular relating to the work of the
| Bureau:
There is an immense and growing
number of people in the United
States and England who, every year,
travel somewhere for health and
pleasure. The business of trans
! porting and caring for these tourists
has grown to such enormous pro
portions that, in several of the East
ern States, notably Maine, Vermont,
New Hampshire, the Catskill regions
of New York, Florida, Southern Cali
fornia, Colorado and others, it is one
Of the main industries.
"On many portions of the Euro
pean continent, the principal indus
try is in connection with tourist
travel.
'sThe West India Islands have also
recently come into prominence as a
tourist resort. The Governments Of
several of them have even granted
subsidies to hotels at convenient 10
calities in order to get them started
and build up the tourist travel.
"The Hawaiian Islands can meet
each and every tourist the world over
on its own ground, and, with the ex.
ception of glaciers, show an equal OF
superior natural attraction of like
character.
"The finest specimens of climate
in Florida, Colorado, Southern Cali
fornia, Southern France and Italy
all condensed into one, do not equa
the common every day weather O.
the Hawaiian Islands; and yet these
are the worlds famous health resorts
visited every year by hundreds o
thousands of people looking for I
perfect climate and finding it not"
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-29
SUPREME COURT.
A New Indictment Filed Against
Henry +. Poor.

The Acknowledgement has filed a
new indictment against Henry +.
Poor, charging him with five cases
of embezzlement. The defendant
will plead at the January term of
the Supreme Court.
Justice Bickerton has granted a
divorce to Emma Sylvia from Man
oel Sylvia on the grounds of cruelty
and failure to provide.
A. L. Cron was adjudged n in
voluntary bankrupt yesterda and
Wednesday, November I'd was set
as the day for proof of claims and
election of assignee.
On next Monday morning Chief
Justice Judd will hear jury waived
cases.
The Supreme Court will sit in
banco this morning, commencing
at 9 80 o'clock.
Yamamoto, a Japanese, was con
victed in the police court the Other
day on a charge of forgery anc
was committed to the Supreme
Court for sentence. Yesterday
Chief-Justice Judd sentenced tn,
culprit to one year at hard labo
and fine of $40.
The damage suit of Pow Kee VS.
Wilder Steamship Co. was hearC
yesterday before Justice Dole ant
a foreign jury. This is another sui
arising from the Kahului ware
house fire.
The jury brought in verdict i
favor of the defendants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-29
THE GOVERNOR ANES
A Five Masted Schooner Now
IN Port.
Description of the Marine Wor-
der-A Cargo of Coal for
Wilder 8- Co-Sformy
Weather.

The American five masted
schooner Governor Ames, 1859
tons register, Captain c. A. Davis,
was docked near the P. NJ. S. S.
Co.'s wharf yesterday morning
with PATS tons of coal from New
castle, n. S. W., consigned to
Wilder & Co. She sailed from
Newcastle on September I'd, and
on the 18th, in lat. % deg. S., and
long. 176 W., encountered a terrific
gale which lasted thirty-six hours.
During the gale the vessel behaved
splendidly. The vessel, however,
lost a portion of her steering gear,
and when the storm abated, men
were lowered down to repair it, and
also make a temporary steering
gear. This was very difficult job
to do, but the men performed their
task well, and the vessel was steer
ed to Honolulu by means of it,
which answered its purpose. The
temporary steering apparatus broke
down once or twice during the re-
mainder of the voyage, but was
put in order again. The rest of
the passage, experienced ordinary
weather. Crossed the equator sew
enteen days ago in long. 15S deg.
West. Sighted Hawaii last Sun
day, and arrived off Oahu on
Thursday afternoon. When she
came in yesterday morning she
was drawing 2O4 feet of water.
DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL.
The Governor Ames was built at
Waldoboro, Me-, in 1889, to the Or
der of Ex-Governor Ames, of Mas
sachusetts, and others, and is 1859
tons register. She is constructed
of oak and pine. Her dimensions
are: Length, 265 feet; beam, 80
feet; depth of hold, 21 feet. There
are only two five-masted schooners
in existence-the Governor Ames
and the Louis, the latter having
made several voyages to Honolulu.
The Louis, however, is not really
a fve-masted schooner, as she was
originally built as steamship.
The Governor Ames was built as
an experiment, but her three years
service has proved to the world the
advantage and utility of building
this class of vessel. But since hel
birth no other five-master has beer
built; not because such type O
vessel is failure, but because the
rates of freight are somewhat lower
than square-rigged vessels. The
future, however, will prove th'
folly of such distinction, as marin
ers say that schooners will be th'
vessels of the future. They hav,
several advantages over the othe
type of vessels; are cheaper, an'
require less men to handle then
than square-rigged vessels of tn
same size, and have proved safer t
face a gale. 1t is claimed tina
each mast of schooner costs 800
less than of a square-rigged vesse
HER COMMANDER AND CREW.
The Governor Ames is con
manded by Captain c. A. Davi
who has been in her since ht
maiden voyage. The captain
quite satisfied with the sallin
Qualities of his vessel, her log shoV
ing 225 miles per day not Ion
since. The hoisting of sails an
auchors is worked by steam. ST
carries a crew of seventeen me
whereas if she were ship, fo1
more men would be required. Aft
unloading cargo, the Ames wi
leave in ballast for Puget Scum
for orders. Captain Davis is accor
panied by his wife and family.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-29

The Tourists Guide for the Ha-
waiian Islands can be had at this
office. This handy book is invalu-
able for strangers visiting this coun-
try. It contains descriptive matter
pertaining to the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
maps. No tourist should be with
ont the guide as it will save them s
lot of bother and questions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-29

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bindery, which is doing as fine work as
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ton Bindery. None but the best workmen
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