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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
q Getting q Bad Name.

Westm0reIAnd Uem0crat.J
Official channels in Allegheny City are
literally honeycombedewtth corruption. Ten
days ago Market Clerk Hastings was sem
fenced to six months in jail for embezzle-
ment. Saturday last ex-Mayor James Wy
mar, who resigned because he was convicted
of crime, was remanded to prison for three
months for extortion. Assistant Postmaster
Myler 10 under arrest charged with stealing
Government funds. One of the preNnct
election boards, ut the recent Republican
primary, has been taken into custody for
conspiracy and fraud. 1t has likewise Deen
discovered that funds belonging to the
municipal water department.. to . consider
able amount, have been stolen. It should
be added that Allegheny City, in all its
official departments, is under complete and
absolute control Of the selfstyled "God and
morality" party.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

EUROPE is evidently the proper and
most reliable source of American news,
since it is from Antwerp that the informa-
ton comes of q frustrated desire on the
part OF our Government to purchase the
Kongo Free State.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

THE movement to supply McKeesport
with an efficient fire department should not
be supposed to have any direct connection
with that city's arrangements for lighting
with electricity. Both measures are signs
of prOgreSS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

IT is mistake to argue that those men
voting for q consideration Of Bland's bill
have committed themselves to its princi-
Piles. There is reason to believe that several
votes were cast with the majority from .
feeling that the sooner the matter ia decided
the better it will be for the country.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

THERE is quite an epidemic Of stage quar-
rels just now In one instance, at least, it
cannot be said that
The flowers thar bloom in the spring, tra-lA
Have nothing to do with the case.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

IT would be gentle token of esteem for
the men who elected Speaker Crisp to pro-
vide him with some sort of pocket refrig-
orator to enable him to keep cool under the
fire of debaLe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

. CLEVELAND is in touch with a very
large part of the country when he remarks,
'sThe blunders being made by the present
Democratic Congress have never been 0x-
ceeded."
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

THERE will be much rejoicing at the saw
ing of time and annoyance which will follow
tho decision that peddlers. canvassers and
book agents must be licensed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

RICH or poor, Creede has thoroughly
established its claim to be considered as q
mining camp by its reputation and disre-
gard of established law.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

Now that Mr.. Miller has been ap-
pointed during the absence of Secretary
Foster and Senator Quay, it is more difficult
than ever to understand what caused the
long delay
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

A WOMAN who attends a dinner while
her husband is in jail for shooting her sup
posed lover must be as lacking in common
sense as common decency.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

WITH the King of Sweden and Sarah
Bernhardt as practical certainties at the
World'sFair, and the prospect of other
European luminaries, Kaiser Wilhelm will
not be SO very much missed after all.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

THE Finance Committee of Councils have
started Alright in pruning the appropriation
ordinance 1t only remains for Councils to
cut deeper and surer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

THIS is good weather for the young ducks,
but it is cold day for seals outside Of
diplomatic circles.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

WHEN all the seals are slaughtered mar
riage will not be SO much of q failure as 1t is
at present
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

COOKING in hotel is not an ideal occu-
patton for q leper, and the Philadelphia
health authorities will do well to prevent
the repetition of such an outrage on public
safety. =
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

HONESTY is the best policy, but William
Losey dreamed otherwise and played q
losing game.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

SOME sporting philanthropist should pre-
sent a few Of the loud voiced prize-fighters
with gag
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

WHEN citizens presume to take the law
into their own hands, rs they did in Mem.
phis, q general condition Of lawless riotinS
is the natural and inevitable result.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

FAMILIARITY breeds contempt, and
naked lamps cause mine explosions.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
A Beginning Should Be Made

The agitation in reference to improved
roads should not be allowed to stop without
some real gain being made in each district
in the county. A beginning should be made
in the work of macadamizing. be it ever so
small .
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THERE il . curious coincidence which
may OF may not have bsen prcmedttated, be-
tween the third act Of "The Middloman,"
and son,e incidents IN the life OF Palissy the
Potter. As o good many probably know
Bernard Palissy was French potter famous
in the early sixteenth century for his
indomitable purpose both in his pursuance
Of his trade and in his religion, he being .
Huguenot and Jealous II not overwise sup
porter. He pursued his fathers profession,
that Of stained glass and survey, but not
long after he was married the whole course
OF his life was changed. He happened to
see Q fine piece of pottery, probably Ma
solvsd Haf to spend any dime % and labor Rsedfai.
to discover the secret Of the beau
tiful enameled surface that he ad-
% mired 50 u,, much in that piece Of Of
taught him something of the methods Of
painting and firing enameled colors, and at
the neighboring village Of the Chapelle des
Pots he learned the rudiments Of the potter's
art in its simplest form; but this was all.
He knew nothing whatever Of the man.
ufacture of the finest sorts of Faiance, or Of
the composition of the white enamel, which
and the ground for his cOlored ornaments.
1t will be remembered in the dramatic
scene of the third act In the play cited. that
casds sbe Tatox oos 20
for fuel to keep his kiln going. in
despair breaks the furniture and tosses
1t into the rapidly diminishing IRE.
He had labored on in the face of every OBJ
stacle, until his family were almost alieni-
ated from him, and certainly impoverished
by him. FROM Palissy's own story, for he
afterward fndulged in autobiography, we
have tale nearly identical.
From year unto year. he says, through q
succession of utter failures and almost with
out q glimpse Of hope he labored on, work
ing often blindly and at random in search Of
tho secret for the white enamel. Almost
starving for want OF food, his wife in rags
bitterly and not unreasonably reproaching
him for his cruelty, his furniture broken up
to feed his kilns, and without hand to
help, Palfssy struggled on for nearly 16 years
before success came.
Like Palissy BlenhUn is successful in DIS
covering tho much sought after secret, but
unlike Palissy, his life closes on . scene Of
domestic oontentment. Palissy, unfortun-
ately for himself and nearly for his head,
became as enthusiastic q disciple Of French
Professionalism as Of French pottery, and
gained the good mans crown-a dungeon In
the Bastille, whore he contracted what was
deleterious to life, and consequently deash
came The romantic setting given to Blsss-
han brings his life TO happier though. per,
haps, not 50 elevated q close as that OF the
man who, unconscfously or otherwise, was
the prototype Of the immortal Cyrus Blen-
k0TR n. e. G.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

THE long threatened bombardment Of the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

The President to-day sent to the Senate
the name of Judson c. Clements, of Georgia,
to be Interstate Commerce Commissioner,
vice Walter 1. Bragg, deceased and William
Lindsay, declined.
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OORREsPONDENOIA

Don A. A. Juana. Dias.-Tiene que atener-
ae 4 10 Que le manifesto on mi Ultima.
Don B. Caguas. do c0nfermidad con
su atenta del @.
DonM. 8. Ca9uAs -Bnsque usted 90 antn
-tto On la /. 8 II plana y 10 encontrarA.
Don B. r. Z. Luquillo- --AQui SO entregan
los paQuetes en- 5el oorreo con tOda pnntualldad
Y exacritud.
Don r N. Ciales. su grata del
do conformidad.
Don T. b. Barros.-AbOnados los $4.7 y
anotados los demas particulares de su atenta
del 8.
A nuestro agente de Adjuntas. @Recibi con
80 atenta del I los $3.50 que le acredito. ara-
CiaA.
Don A. G. Cayey.-Su grata del me trajo
6.25 y 26 CentavOs, de porte hacen 30 6U que
le abonoj a:a cuenta de Febrero. No tenemos
los n0meros que solicita
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Scsor. de Queyedo & Hess.
Aqua de Insalus

Esta aqua mineral bastante conocida en-
Puerto Rico, ha ilegado de Lizarza { Guipuz.
coa) Els agradabie al paladar, bicarbona.
tada, alcalina, sumamente digestiva reco.
mendada muy eficazmente para dispepsiaa
gastralgias, y On general para toda clase de
intermediates del est0mago. Sc ha empleado
tambi6n con exito singular para las afecciones
del rinon, Was urinarlas vejiga. Habra bo-
tellas medias botellas preclos limitados
Dirijirse 4 Ia Gale de San Sebastian 81 ca
90 del senior BARRIOLA, 8 Ia sucursal para
la venta al detalle: Don Santos Filippi, San
JustO nhm 81. 4h-11
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Inismo dia se hicieron las de defunciones 81.
auientee: Francisco jose Ramirez de Arellano
Romero Juana Ambrosia SOlaman Rivera y
Socorro Ventura y Perez.
Para los catarros, aunque sean cr6nicos;
para las Intermediates del pecho dc Ia gar
ganta y hasta para la tisls On sua prlmeros
rrados use usted Vino JdrGbe al GMGyGcOl
del doctor Rodriguez Castro. Els un renedio
infalible.
Ell estado de fuerza del Preside Provin-
cial el dia 8 era 81 sigui6nte en- esta Capital,
40 cabos y 469 individuos-T Total 500; en- Ia Con-
valecencia de Rio-Piedras dos cab0s y 10 con-
fnadas; On Ia carcel de Ponce reclamados para
juicio oral, un confinado; On La De Mayague1
uno-Total AZ cabos Y 4S1 individuos. .-Igual
d 523
En- destinos fuerad de esta Capital, IA En-
fermos On el Hospital, y en- 81 Msnicomio I: To
tai 26. 81 rancho de dicho. dia conslstlo on
Dor plaza para ambas cOmidas.
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COMUNICADoS
Expression de gratitud

ri que suscribe no puede menos de dejar
cOnsignada en- estas lfneas Ia expression de su
iDmensa gratitud para con sus cOmpanerOs
amigos relaciOnados que con motive de ia
mueI to lie su seflora madre "a. 9. p. d J, le han
dirijiio tie talabra por escritO sentidas fra
ses de 1ondolencia. nuy particularmente los
que, de sus comps nerOs On 81 sacerdocio, han
aplicado ufragio por el eternO descanso del
i Ii de Ia tinada.
angreios Z de Mario de 1892 Jorge III
eey9s q Peyelt0 81
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Rnr viejo, Superior
Ponce, se1 1vende en- los 90.
'taEle 1sg Dolores CoNcep-
del MerCad0
IN IN artiCplo
la~s
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Estimables Sefnres: He tenido OCCASION de
emplear su preciosa Emulsion en- pacientes
de dolencias cronicas, en- nm case de tfsis
pulmonar on segundo periodic. con el paciente
tan debilitado como decr6pito que no daba es-
peranza de prolongar sus dias, qued6 sorpren-
dido de vello transtormad0 en- poCOs meses de
estar tomando gu Emulsion Y Ia dOlencia pa
sada ser un simple catarrO cr6nico de facil
expeotoraci6n. Sin mas por ahOra, me sus-
cribo de ustedes su atento servidor.
BGsili0 PinedG, Professor de Medicina y
Cirujfa
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Aviso al publico.

Sc haoen iimpiezas de algibes. le1rinas =
cah0s. Sc cumponen 81 sc hallan an NAL ests.
do o be hacHn nueVoa si nstan inservibles cd.
mo tambien trabajoe dc alba1ileria. Procaes
m0dic0e.
InfoamerA, pQTtegia ae Case Blanca -,les
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Sc VENDE

una COLLECTION del periodico La Ilasssacs6ss Es.
pa55olo y americana. comprendiendo desde al
afio 1882 al 81, 4 mas el afio 1877, se vende eli
total pUr separado los amos que gusten, s
precios limitadisimos In Ia Gale de Ia Luna
ntm rs, pulperia de don Regime Suarez. infcr
marAn ed
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OF Q

Los mejores jamones legftitnos inRleees y
daneses, la mejor manteQuilla Danesa, eli mejcr
scognac frances 3 estrellas Ia c6ienre Aqua
Mineral de Tephtzer, ae enoontraraa precIos
m6dicos en- el almacen de D1n Andres OrusaB.
Marina 1(l-~3
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FL Azc0bOzGdO Gj0z es uu preparadO We
daderamente precioso. Pa.s peIfumar ell bai
no tiene precio, para com ,atir ei reuma y !
dolores de cabeSa, es de todo on todo su eric
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vARlgnAuES

Ron de Jamaica superior, datiles frescOs,
QueSos de bola en- cajitas prescintadas, muy
fresCos, aceite frances y espanol extrshno, sal
chichOnes acabados de- recibir y vino medicinal
legitimo de Saint Raphael On el establecimien-
to de Sobrino de Luina Co, Fortaleza esquina
& Tanca.
81 Homero viviera hoy; 81 aquel genio in
mortal fuera nuestrO contempOTaUeO. IQu6
hublera hechof Pues un pOema superior la
Iliada cantsndo las exelencias de La Catalina,
fonda piramidal.
Vino tinto lejitimo de las r ver0s del Ds.ero,
Onsa extra de gustO; quesos de- los Tres Padres.
BoTdela,re de Albayac Frutas On aguardien-
te, sardinas on escabeche y datiles higos On
csjas de fantasia, solcftelos ' en- 81 Colmado de
Cerecedo Hermanos y Co
FL AzcohozGdO Gj0z es uu preparado ver-
daderamente precioso. Pa-s peIfumar el Dano
no tieHe preoiO, para com ,atir ei reuma Y los
dolores de cabeza, es de todo on todO 81 erior
- CGs0s que Sc recommend dan LA Far
macia Central del Lcd0 don Manuel Torres
Borges, establecida en- Rin-piedras, pOr la pu-
reza de sus drOgas import das de los princi %
les centros de Europa lie America; por Ia
perfection esmorO en- las preScrlpclOnea Ia
oultatvas, pOr los preclos sin ignal al alcance
de todas las fOrtunas, despachandose 10 mismo
por el dia que durante Il nOche.
Sucedido.-Dijo en- certa ocas On un poeta
melenudo:
"Da tu amor mi loco desyarfo
Nj un solo testimOniO 90 GO 'Berva:
Isl los besos orecieraD, duenO m1o,
Como crece Ia yerba. II
otro, que de flo no queT1a muy bien al
autor de Ia estrofa precedence, escrlb0 al pie
| de ella:
Isl oyera Dios tus sdplicas impias
de besos tuvieras un gran lOte,
| CuantO verde en- tus labiOs hallar1as
| AL morderte el bjgOte!"
| Entire las aqua de Florida algunas dc elias
| de classes muy Ordinarias que Sc ofrecen en- esta
| Isla, ninguna es superior, nj quizas tan buena
como el Aqua de Flor da lejftilna de Monclova
| HermanOs.
VERSOS.- OS.-(COMUNICADO)
olga don Juan sin =. pssi5n
/ Con tOda su. bnena f6:
Cuantos Qnirtales cafe
Produce estancia "Mat6n.0
No sea usted ten. -. guas6n;
No. jueRues s Ia luz del dia;
/ Dola tesla nentaria. .....
enc vecuerdo en- su historic,
Que conservara en- memOria
Gritando: lQu6.... bizsrrta
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Hilo marca "Tigre"

Ell creciente favor que ha alcansado 81 hilo de
esta marca en- la Capital, debido ga inmejorable
ealidad, nos ha obligado estender la venta por
todos los puebos de esta Isla, seguros de que una
vex conocido, ser4 el mas buacado. Els Ell MntoR
H1IO PARA oosnR CUE sE HA coNoc1Do EN FuRR-
TO-RIOO, TuERTE, BLANUo pEREE0rO.
AGENTES UNICoS, FONT Y VIDAL
HrSe vende en- tOdos los establecimientOs.
Descuento especial para los comefciantes
comprando mas de cincuenta gruesas.
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Don Timoteo Cubelo

MAESTRO SASIhE. .-EOSlAhGAA NUMs 40
Sc ofrece sus numerosos parroquianos
para los trabajos de sastrerfa que Sc le coDflen,
particip6ndoles que ACADIA de recibir una bue.
ma collection de fgurines de Ultima mods.
El lena de Ia casa es prontitud, esmero
baratura, buen trabaje y complacencia con los
marchantes. La casa responde de Las prendas
que se confeccionen en- ella.
ruP PARA sEMAuA SANTA IL surah
negro muy bueno. Grenadines negras labradas
Gro faya negra. Rasimires neg Oh. Cintas
Y encajes blondas anchas para alderman faldas.
Agremanes y rasos negros cuanto necasite Y.
en- el ramo. e6mprelo On La TdnsG de F. ARA
bal y Co.
En- casa de un abogado.
-Estoy resuelta separarme De mi
marido.
- 81 miserable me ha dado una palisa
hoEriblel
-pero tendria algnn motivot...
Mo, senior 10 que tenia era IN palo
enorms.
CHARADA.
81 tres essGYtG cOnmig0 no etaplease
priNs0 segWssd0, por 81 dos pf5fs1
| iuro que dejaria me arrastrase;
mas, Ia vende hsblador, IN dos terct0
que siempre me ha contado mas que psse,
| quik& por dar lugar una quimera.
Dime, lector, ia creerAs c0nmigo
aunQue ponga Ia t0d0 por testigoa
I. BessGvesete
AlaeAo1N D1 &ua10A
On OIIMPIo OT1Ro, ATogHA Il: T. PoNCH.
Mtsica para piano dos manos.
| Ev0LOsO. MARTA. ........... VI on
/ GOtsssOI -EaustO. ........sss.. w
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sECCIoN DE ANUNCIOs
En- 700 pesos

Sc vende una MdQHiaa do acerrar made.
ras, de a0lida construction trabajos auboma-
ticos. Para intormes, Sncesor de QaeVedo q
Hess. San Juan Puerto Rico. l0.1
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Sc vende


De la casa de los Sres. sagardui 6 Hiios. aa
Bilbao, de la que % agente en- esta Capital don
San jos6, Sc reclben las inmejorabies cocinag
econ0 nicas, de las que so han colocado con ex.
traordinario exlto 2S On esta Capital.
III aludido sehor Barriola puede informar
q las personas que 10 deseen y 81 oonvencera d
Quien 30 presente, de la bondad de las eocinas
= do Las muchas ventajas que reportan una
casa bu coiocac6n.
Las hay para caeas de poca 6 mucha farsii.
lila, para estabeoimientos, Hoapitales, Rondas,
d seg0n 90 desee.
Los prerios aon aninamanta m6dicoa Ak 70
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CRY NOTICES.
ST

--oTrcE To CoSTHACroES-ANNA ST
~ ssas aroposaIs will be received by the under.
80 secretary OF the board OF public worSs OF
Ia. nj seattle up TO n on OF Monday. December
."1 /, 1892 for the grading and construction OF
zoe If -e.fte from the nth line of Powell street
~ no sou line OF Gay or streei. IN said city, In
s,eordauce with the plans and specifications now
~ die in this Office.
ep E.ch hid is 70 be accompanied by a certified
s.c~ nayahle to the order Of the city comptroller,
-, sun not less than five 80 per cent of the
~ a,nt hid and no Ia shall be considered unless
ss~sompAnied by such check.
ire sIrfe.sftii bidder will he required TO enter
,,,a contract aud furnish satisfactory bondsmen
-, the amounts required by the city charter and
s.s,s laws within ten days a ter being notified
s,hs award failing which said check and the
no,,ut thereof viii be forfeited to the CITY. said
s,nnroveu1ent Is TO be paid for by the mode Of
..navment ny bonds. and the contract TO be en-
,rsd into therefor shall provide that said improve
sent shall not be- begun until the bonds 10 he is
Ia FOR the pay ment thereof shall have been ne
so.iated and unless such bonds be negotiated said
eeonffact shall be void
No parsoa is eligible bidder who has within
two wears prior 20 the letting of said contract made
NJ iasor performed or fer any skill or material ur-
.ished pursuant to any such contract as is hire
sdyerttsed o. who, within said two years, has
sloned abandoned surrendered failed TO COM
s,ete any such contract.
fTne board OF public works reserves the right to
,piecf any ard ali bids
Proposals TO be Endorsed on the envelope "Anna
Street CRAZE
please attach copy Of this advertisement TO bid
Ry order of the board Of public works.
G. G.. HstF YER. secretary.
First publication November - 1892.
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SHIPPING ENCE.

TAToosH Nov. 25.-3. p m.-ClOudy; fresh
southwest wind. Passed out-Schr Maid of
oregon at 80 r. m; tug Lorne a. 8 a. m. !:
schooner a. a. m; ship in tow OF Tyee at IL 10
a. m; str Empire at 2;i5 p. m. Passed in-Bk
in tow OF pioneer NJ a. H.; tug Tyee at p IN.
NEAH BAY, Nov. 25.-5 p m.-Cloudy; ligh.
southwest wind.
CLALLAN BAY, Nov. 25.-5 p. m.-Cioudy: fresh
southwest wind. A schooner in the harbor
PYsHT, Nov. 21--5 p. might snow; light
southwest wind.
Posr CRESCENT, Nov. 25-5 p. might
rain; hight southwest wind
Port ANGELES, Nov. 25.--5 p might rain !;
light south wind
PORT townsend. Nov. 25.-[Special. Arrived
-Scnr Ves;a. IG Gays from san Pedro. for orders;
bkS Il. X. Hama. from san Francisco for Port
BiakeIey: bk Carrollton. nj Nansimo, from San
Pedro. Sailed-Br bk Fernbank, from VAN
couvcr for West Coast
The schooner Matilda, of this city. was sold to-
day by Peter r. Nordby TO August isakS
The crew o; the wrecked ship Ericsson was
taken to Victoria yesterday by the tug Lorno
from the place where she was lost
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2i-Arrivcd-Str Ore
gon. from Portland; str Montserrat, from Ma
naimo; Blk Gatherer. from Tacoma Cleared
Sh India from Nanaimo. Sailed-Str City of
Puebla, for Victoria and Port Townsend; str Ar
Gaia, for Coos Bay; bk Topg allsnt, for Port
Blakeley
CLEVELAND Nov. 25.--The schr Hattie Wells.
lumber laden. which went ashore on the west
side of Peelee island few days ago. is rapidly
going to pieces The vessel is owned by Wells,
OF Port Huron, and valued at $1,000: unin-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-26
PASSENGER LISTS.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 2j.-The steamer Queen
sailed today with these passengers:
f. C. Heller, Miss NJ. Policy, John Brogan, A.
Donaldson and wife. +. r. Bcmis, !. T. Roberts,
Mrs l. Dwver, I. II. Tyndale. 7. Batefuhr, f.
Lloyd, j. n. Whiteside, A. :. Wadleigh, Fred
-tius1n. " Gartenb berry, Miss VI. T. RELIANCE,
W H. Rodin, Mrs. q. r. Werner, e. G. Meow an,
Mrs. RYAN J. H. Wharton, II. l. Drake, f. y.
Molloy J. l. Peek. J. G. Magee, a. W. Iunton,
A. ". Gene and ". Gravts.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 25.-The steamer City OF
Prcbla sailed today with these passengers for
Seattle:
farard Heyneman. Mrs c. E. Clark. T. G.
Hodgxius and wife, NJ. Wagner, Miss Annie y.
Dillon, \. Bracket and vile.
FLMsroy, Mont, Nov. 25.--[Special. North
err Pacific tain No. has these passengers:
Miss Annie Latirner. Miss Lucie Morrill,, Miss
Eath Morrill,, Miss Maggie Morrill,, Mrs. J. +.
Morrill,. J. NJ Hacke,t. W. +. Pierce and wife, ].
C. Packard and wife, Peter Cooper. Maurice
stein, e. " Thompson, Thomas Good, j. X.
Ram sey, f. l. Ide, j. 4. Morrill, and seventy-two