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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19
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- STATE az NFUMoNT District % Manchester ~
Be u rtusmucrsd, uai a. session o. tAt
Probate Court hul1eu a. Manchester, within and
for rNd District. on the IN day q October
A. u. ls9#
pfcsenf, II K FaVIru, Judge,
Wi ertts, Frederick " Cook, AdmtBiftfRlot
Il tho estate o Erasmus b Cock late Of Man
chester 10 sSid nirtnct deceased, has this DAY
presented 10 sHA Court his petition 10 writing,
setting forth That IL wall be necessary TO EEL al
d she real estate Of stii deceased, for the pay.
u.eut Of the debts and charges Of sdmipstfa,
ton. except the widows homestead, represent.
irg that the amount Of dtbts due from said
deceased ls f5u1 She charges Of administration
estimAted 80 90 the YAlue Of NE personal estate
800. Balance OF del IL chNEcable on the real
eststs of aid deceased $3.50; and therein making
APP iostuu 70 ssid Court for license 10 make
such sale.
ltis ordered, thSt al persons interested IN the
estate Of said deceased he notified to appear be.
fore Esd Cont NJ the Probate Office In Man
chester, N said District on the let day Of No
veuler A, y, 1898. At 10 o'clock ii by publica-
uon Of this order, three weeks successfully
previous thereto. 10 the Manchester Journal, q
newspaper printed al Manchester aforesaid, 30
show cause, II ans they may have, why said
license should not be snted
223w j. 4 FEM, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19
noM MIssIoNEH,S NOTICE.

- Estlte Of CHAuLrs swfIT
The undersigned. having been appointed hy
the Hon Probate Court iOr the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, 70 receive 4 famine, and
adjust all claims and domauds OF all persons
against the estate u
ChultEF SWEET late ~ Manchester
ia eaid District. deceased, aud ali claims exhibit.
ed IN Offset thereto, hereby give notice that W.
will meet for the purrosct Aforesaid at the late
dwelling house OF The deceased IN said Maucher.
ter on tho End day Of April next from y
o'clock N until O'Clock ? NJ on said dty and
that slI moDtbs from the and day Of October
A. u. 1893 Ia the time limited by said Court
for raid creditors TO present their clAms to No
for examination aud allowance.
Dated At Manchester this And day Of October
A. u. 1893.
CHARLES X BUCKLlS. ,..,-
YIBw GEORGE A. LAWRENCE N"t' -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

gsssssEsr tsufct tht Fsru aat Valley sus
sslbrsl saa5ty iultas3asud gItsu 10 IT,
pssces ma4ul tuI8At TIE rate q TrAe
rsslly three cetttsmfHr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

" Estate ~ TRUMAN q. FautFsToN
| The undorsRued, having been appointed by
tho Hon, Probate Court tOrihe District II Man
chester CommiTsloners tofeeeiye, examine, aud
adjust oil dlHims aud demands Of all person,
sgNmstthc estate o.
Truman z. EgReston late Of Manchester
in said District deccdsed aud all claims exhibit.
ed in Offset thereto hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purposes Aforesaid At
Lhe late dwelling house of ,he deceased ia sad
Manchester on the and day OF Apiil neIt from
Q o'clock a N until O'Clock , N on said day
and that tiI months frum the 2nd day u
October A. D, 1898, Is the time limited by said
Court Tor said creditors TO present their claims
10 ne for examination and allowance
Dated At Manchester this 2ud day Of October
y. 1893
CHAHLEs RANDALL, r.,,.,..
| 2i3w CHAHlEk L WAY '"''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19
Chr uaufbt5irr 9unrDnI
THURSDAY. OCT0EEg o.. 1885
DE- sIRJADs. Edlftf and Propr1steT

Huss 5ass - nasi ~ ssaaorfaiis
'uoaSs ID sesA iAlIs osmgsigs the bcf,
10 Herald 10 rsfy oatslsisEuy psb.ssh
lps series q .i4c!es &c 'Hos 81 i've CO
one aUliu sesE lilhs HsnlI tsAds81
o. y ses tts oaasstsBcy 81 ia ssgHsrila
h.cllsgs At q govern tbssatslres .ooor5
ttgIy. ~ Az vell iafslve lts eaEpais5
utEsara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

II is declared that thsr, Vas 10 course
open to the uaio4 Pacific railroad Int
10 so tsto the hands OF receiver. TIE
earnings IL as far this year have fallen of
over 5000, 900 as compared with tbose
darins the corresponding Iefioi last year
Moreover. heavy interest clsrses bsd to
DO met Nov. iastesd q needed improve
neut, bf!ng posipolei and the road be-
Ing ,klpuei 10 get uopty With which 10
pay tie interest ehsr.es. The b,t earn inss
~ill be spI lied 10 the usiHtebsuee o. tie
property. The siiaa,ion eoniron,iBs The
road tea, year, however. xiII be slill
more iatefesliue What are called tie
three year tue. noles, uo~ snoauiias to
Gil. ~. 600, gill ms,afe August /, 1854
~hils ~iihaa = short tins after the frsi
isslAllmsui Of the tHornoas debt 10 The
U.l.sd States becomes doe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

Gov Altgeld u llnsois hG bfoksn The
record 10 The psrlobi0g lice. 10 less q 90
,ereu mouths be hhs opened the prison
do5n 10 % eoauc,s During the fret
rins months d Gov Flicrs admiuiitra
toa be granted ouly three pSrdous, the
stme rum Der granted by Gov AltseId ob
the fret day be got Gn opportunity 10 par
don anybody. Another interesting fact 10
lhsi 10 - OF lhe cases in which Gov. AT
geld bss granted psrdons or oommutstlons
Gov 0glesby or Gov, Ffer, or both, re
iascd executive clemenoy after fully 10,
yestigstlug the cases
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19
CATHERINE COFFEY's Fsr4r,

CATHERINE COFFElS FrArr
" trsrF ~ NruMoNr pistrjctuf Manchester -
Tie Probate tbpH J0r he IHa'4H ~ HlHrAeso
10 > il p"reOns interested ~ the eststr % I
Catherine Coiiey late of Manchester In tGid De
tIiot deceased, daErrSa
BY the authority u the state Of Vermont. yoA
are hereby notified 10 appear before the SAD
Probate Court 81 tha Probate ufice 10 Man
chester. 10 sail District % the 18th day of Oct.
tOher, A. n, is93 At 10 0'ei"ek 4 N 10 sbo~
cause. II any YOU have, WAY the scaouat u
Alvin 9, Conner, Administrator Of The estAte
Of said deceased, should not be SLOWED ana also
Why the rtsidus Of sad estate should not be
distributed 20 the pAtIts entitled thereto.
Dated at Manchester, IA Faid District, tins
96th day Of September 4, D.. 1898
2l3w J. n. FEM, Hogistef.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

The - ssui ,stloa Of htv Heal.sd 10
oaliurag fuIl ,uapss upop Scmto -
,bt no,l r.dio.i step ttaI t.a ye, hoet
made 10 tLn direction The women q
WyaalGs taloy isi tuaHst. bot TIE
,ists sIsrls bot little iDilasooe In bstsnuil
.a.sr.. NVs L~laEd u riuusily a. o.,
5spssdsAi sogefumeut, destined 10 i3It
probably lo bs disliBci usti0b Tie 81.
petuspl 10 thm ditlsbt islsnd all D.
WATCHED slth wnridwide interest,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

The Troy Times celebrates the vIstor
o. NIsll,nt in the I llosin breezy iashior
The V.Iky and the Vlsy
Went onl 10 sail race;
The Way best the Fslky,
Aod shosd a pretty pace.
For ioltJ yesrs aud over
Our meu have Leld the cup,
The EorIj hss 'o1nd DO vessel
To d. oar Hed crab up,
John Boil be Is nsriner
OF credit aud reuoSb;
Bat Try With ell hla ME b, be fsils
Oat Yaukee iars 10 doso.
All sorts Of slod aud weather be
Has bad 20 Gd bis sktll;
Bat every tim ba's tried his luck
BE found It to be nil,
Harrsb Lurah ior y.silant
Add al her gallant cteS,
Ani heresG che, iot VAk,re--
She "a hummer. too.
40 Wien sno'uer eoltest's,n
M,y il be clearly shown
To al the usiials watching De,
We eth cat tod our osn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19
CHARLES X BuCKLlN. jC.,,.,,.
2l8w GEORGE A. WhENCE, N'"' 80
FLORA U. MATTERsON's E,Arr.

kTA1I or VERMONT, Dittiici Of MGnchestef NJ.
Be ltfemembeted, thtt at session 81 tho
Probate Court holden At Manchester. within and
tor said Dist IicL Oh the ELhday o; September
A. D 1898
Present, Hok II X FownE Judge.
Whereas. n certain met BmHBt m whiting, IN
der seal. purp0flng 10 b. the last viii and tee.
lamont Of Flora q Maitcfson. late Of Sunderland
IN said District decreased, having been this day
presented to said Court Of Probate and dulr hlod
In the Registers Uficc, Therefore II II ordered
that all persona lutertsttd 10 the estate Of "a Il
deceased be notified 10 sppcst before said Court
At the Probate Office ~ Maucbostef IN said
District, on the 2jth day OF October 4, y.
1898, a. ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon by puhiIca
ton o. this order, three weths encretHyelf pro.
vions thereto, ia the Manchester JutHHAL,
nosppaper printed At Manchester aforesaid. 10
shov cause II any lheY may have, Why sAid IN.
Hrumsnt IL writing u Uuld not be y oven and
allowed a. The lat will and testamon' u The sad
deceased
2l3g J T. PENS Hegister
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

Toe Troy Times OF Monday says: The
talk OF the day 10 New York yesterday was
the Interview with Governor Flower, IN
which be practically admitted the crime
charged sgains, Isaac Il, Maynard, and
sought to Justify it on the ground that the
Democratic party hereby defeated alleged
Republican crookedness. Not the least
int resting portion Of the interview was
that 10 which be said that his proposition
10 appoint Maynard to The court tsppesls
bench was endorsed by all the members Of
that body. the apparent purpose OF the
governor being TO show that the judges,
knowing Maynard s unlawful act, neyertheI
less favored his appointment. The fact Is
that Maynard was appointed Judge 90
Jsuusry -, 1892, while be story Of bis
theft OF the Dutcbess county returns did
not come out until the lst February. SO
the governors attempt to lmplicste the
court Of appeal judges 10 the smCo blns
over the crime fall fat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

TIE Washington correspondent Of the
Courier Jolrpsl says Of the attitude
Of the administration toward a
compromise on tle silver question: Late
last evening your correspondent called TO
see the secretary Of be treasury and those
Democratic United States senators who
are ktoEn to represent the views OF the
President aud the administration upon
this int, resting topic, Which for the last
tbrse months bss absorbed nearly all the
public mind. These gentlemen assert
positively snd empharioslIy that 70 Tar
a. the administration ard it's friends are
concerned, no proposition sh,tevfr look.
ing to the continue purchase Of SILVER
bullion vii baenterlsined. They say The
Presided, stands to day shere be has
stood from the start for tie Unconditional
repeal Of tue Sherman act
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

4 ksrtsety Grm handling uGsobs asd
farm inT llmttts wtIles 70 the Fish Bi0ib
ere W.soa company d Racine that owins
70 tLs bard times ibe ffm viii have 10
on ii.yIAe.sg lie usual order for usgous
TIE lttiof close, ~ follows We oi the
south hsrs been tfyisg Tor thirty yeAs TO
set ooa,rol IT tie so,efumtBL We sae
otedtd ., last ard have beld il fer ab0nt
sx months, aid nov II you damned re-
pabhcaps will take u Oh cor hands YOU
srt Welcome 30 a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19
REMINGTON COUNTY COURT.
~ december Term, A. u. 1895
holland D. KENT,
v. Libel Tor Divorce
lIIIk KNIT

v. Label Tor Divorce
ELLEN kLkT. ! ....a
| WLnfaf. ROLAND y. Kent Of NGnchester
County Of BSbpipgt1u, htale Of Vermont bss
! 6lfo he libel Tor q divorce from aud sRsIust
| Ellen Kent, nov IN the slsts Of bsssaebpsetts
! setting forth. That on the 2lst day oi June
| A b. 1885 al Manchester, County u BtuHing,
! ton, Hlate Of Vermont he Was lAwfuily maruUd
! 10 said Ellen Kent that since such marriage ha
hss dniy observed md kept bts marriage ouyo-
psut,. boz that hts wie Ellen Kent, bas not on
1 her rart kept her marriage covenant Tor hist
che on Or about the III day Of December, 1914,
without any CEuse or preparation, dettft6d him
the rad BOlshd u krut, aud bAs Oxen % hsr
.bdde 10 tbs gtate Of hs a. q us Us whore Els
Las ever siuca f,slsd 0 ct1tiLaAnee o' such
Vuhll destftiou, Al bss refused Ard neglected
10 retnfu 10 i've uith The sad kglsnd y Kent
and pfAyiug for The cameo AlDresaid 'gr bill u
dItDile from the SAD Ken kgHl .
Ard II sppaaiBs thJ We sid Ehn EsBi is
With nj thJs Hts o. bal a Hifn mons estnGt DO
ptrsOuslIy served mon herl 10 il ordered thai
notce Of the Ttndeucy " the raid Ibfl BE- given
10 tLe Fad kisn KfsL ~ publishing lhe sub
stance thereof viii uIiH order fhfce sfGas 'ud-
cetlYsly 10 Ne Manchester JVpEsALs Hess.
ptper printed 81 Manchester 10 The feaaty ~
bennington the Ast Gi which publications sLaI !
bs At lsarl VIZ wsks prs yious 70 10 ntIt stated
term o. tho Ben Iiastuu County fsuFt 10 b. held
Al Bepuitg tgn 90 tue arsl Tuetdty " Dseem.
Der A. b. 1893, ~ witch rsid Ebst 10 foiafuable
which shAil be deemed slf isut notice 70 said
Glen Kent ~ Gppcar ADD Elsstf saii libel aud
ablda the mGsr VI tho Lyaf sDaftgD
Dated al htochesfer, " the @h day Of
SEPTEMBER A. y. 1873
MAETIE 4 AH4RIHAiD. Attorneys Tof Bbrllsbt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

IL The continuous session Of the
senste the IlvorItes won At least a tenn
pesIy VloIory A. he repeAlefs beius no.
,ble 10 keep quorum together were cont
PEELED 10 eouseut 10 adjournment without
taking vote, Several plane Of eompro
mlse are discussed and this ssy ont Of
the muidIe nos teems most probable II.
has been disgrsesinl exhibition sod
,heus tbst under the present rules or
rather lack Of TlIes the Senate !. power
lees 10 the prest ncs Of determined
minority, no matter bos small 1t may be.
What has become Of the much Vaunted
"seuslorlL dignity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH PAINTING

lPholsieuuk sni furniture repaired ehesplv
sad datsh'y. shop - CNPoatets blsaksmlth
rhop, Manchester Centre.
ArQt ST kNHIER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

It's storm Of Friday night, Saturday
snd Saturday night extended over vide
sra, sad much damage vas caused by
toe gale, Tue chief centre OF destruction
sppesr.d TO be the great lakes, and much
shipping wss lost II ia knovn that
eighteen lives we're sacrificed by the
wteek q one vesss and seven by another,
SUI doubtless the lot Of fslslitius Will
lsnstten ss the reports come 10. 10 Buhs
10 buildings we're blown down. snd siu IL
lsr destruction occurred at many point,,
Vessels Of oil kiuis arc sshots oil along
the lsses. The Proportion OF those weather.
log the storm bsiug sBslles than IN any
sac IN recent years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

hFAAl BIsNEgs Con LkVr occupies sll ~ the
Above building exm ~ De slores. Hest ia
America devoted ~ M ahets EduoAuou. hesu.
utal eauipmeut Boob kpelng shorthand snd
IeIeFraph' Courses ftFHuscs moderate.
Catalogue free
Address CsBxnI 4 Gurdfrss. Albany, y y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

Tbs Be ton aud AalEe Tst.foSl csmpA,
~ ha .to isbsd the Apuqusled 1 IL cent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

How ate the mighty isllen?' Harpers
Weekly has al l.s. confessed that 10 Van
Alens appointment as Ambassador to
Italy Cleveland has made fatal mistake
and that the appointment is no better
than that OF Wannsmsker by Harrison,
whlca the Weekly bitterly denounced
week after seek. This is more than We
ever expected the Weekly to say though 1t
Is lar short Of the truth. While b,th the
men made large csmpsign contributions,
ye, as regards fitness Tor place there is DO
comparison. Van Allen inherited bis
u oney. spends mosl OF 1t sbrosd snd bss
declared that this country is not fit
pace for gentlemen to live 10. Wsnns'
maker, by bic business shrewdness and
olpscity. made bis own money snd showed
] Istthe quslnies needed in conducting the
vast business Of the p. o Department
aud u .1e good Off oisl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

l'QA sAi.l a aisn - ,faas mares. salai
l bTgHb. sell matched wsH binNeu 400
g4gi anffFs laau a. ietAs4t tMsa
Mantttslrr. Vt s4If Is IsBt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

Toe llg 81. 24l psatlt n so saI itrt'
r.sis ustutsslartA &c tbs eaubisy dut
- ths tee yesrs 10 vhifh ne AskiSley
taf 9 kEs bees operative have been tGeci
tire n0i oSly 10 3sc.ns TIE pfcata o.
lts Welss n1sepalifs bat slto 10 iuu
aisbins smpIoymert ol1hos ibss GOT %
~. vta lie eorssJusbt nsftt' 20 oar
'umtss. Iud rs3gcas tue tuoaut a sold
i8st coaid bs called col q tbs eeugtfI
ls p.,pasri u fprsigs itafttslbsss All
have sssu the tistavsbtssa hllosiIs
,e.os uabfy iguog lhe lni I've - eli
mutiL,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

TIE meeIiBs u TIE Ametictp BotFl Of
uiss,oBs Al Wofos,ier. last seek. wss i'm
paftsui iron toe tact iba there las beet
bitter contest over the sPpoIotmeot OF
NJ Soyss - missionary 10 lapsp. MI,
Nayes brljs literal wees 10 regard 10
future pf0bsliaa, TIE meeting voted by
isfse msiatty 10 Gppoint bin Watle TOT
iu1oulug Ct rejecting bis peculiar vlews
tbs lesVrs the question u belief open
sad may properly be construed as sr'ut'
lus mofe liberty 10 tbis respect, ,hAu La'
hitherto been the cusIom 10 ia. CaBsre
satiousl CD rch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

Hereafter sll the great expr,s trslns oil
the west will be loaded for train robbers.
1t Is hum lstiDg fact that the railroads
should have to arm their employees be
cause they cannot rely upon local precau
tions to give them immunity from plum
der. Probably the necessity for armed
guards will not long continue, as robbers
have met with very rough experiences late
~. Those who held mp the the train on
the Min,ral Range road are in jail waiting
for trial. Two suspects have been arrestr
ed in connection with the Kepdsliville
robbery Oue OF the gang who held up
the express at CentrslIs, ILL., was shot
dead and the others are under arrest, OF
those who fell into the trap Get for them
With dummy trSia by the st Joseph pc.
lice several were killed or wounded and
the others are 10 jail
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

seu.t1r Dolph Gays the twediy slI Re
publican seustors " ho we're 10 favor Of The
repeal blll would be wiling to cooperate
With the political majority IN securing
come rule TO limit debate He knew, scd
bis colleagues knew. that such q rule
might be used against them in other meas
ures that woald come up at the present
session. The senate was 10 a ridiculous
attitude. He declsrd The committee on
rules onght TO present 10 the senate u
reasonable rule limiting debate; that the
presiding officer should after a discds
ion Of two or three daye, put It to vote;
and il it we're adopted by majority OF
the senate the pr siding officer should put
It 10 force. That was the only way that
the senate could ever obtain 40 amend
meut to the rules
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

London papers commenton the ystchl race
as follows; The Daily Graphic says; We
tro fairly beaten, English builders must
Try to ont.mauo. awe American builders,
else some day sn American yacht will
come here aud sweep the board. The
speaker says; II the race were scross the
Atlantic and in Decem Der, the Vslkyrie
would certainly win; but 10 light weather
aud IN Sandy Hook racing season, the
odds are heavily against yacht built to
cross the Atlsnt c, The Daily News Gays:
iesterdys race proves the Vslkyrie has
no, been sailing IN anything like her
proper form. Hosever, tbs VigiIsnt well
deserves the praise given her. TIE Times
siys Though defeated, the Vslkyrle dad
80 we'll tina, Der performance suggests
doub, whether her tw) previous discom'
Gtnres did her lnstice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

Repre- seniatiYes Of the woOlen mills 10
Rhode Island have reached tlGlt nnderl
standing to shut down oil the mills 10 the
ststs for four weeks, 10 sddtit 10 the
proposal cut 10 wages Of from 10 TO 20
per cent The manufacturers see no i'm
proYemen, 10 the outlook, and do not eI
pet orders until the tariff policy q the
administration is determined or auIhoul
tstively announced This is severe blow
on Rhode Island and is altogether likely
10 exercise damaging ipfaeuce though
cot the country, 10 the way Of Fastening q
general cutting down Of wsgts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

ILere was lively session Of the Ma sal
chusetts Civil Service Reform club ~
Boston. Moorhod Story made . very
sharp criticism Of Hon josiah Quincy,
a member, aud who was present, declaring
that In the adm mastering Of bis duties at
Washington he bad proven himself rank
sportsman. Mr.. Quincy made sspirited
reply, but PRACTICALLY admitted that civil
service reform, ss Interpreted by the club
vac imprsgtlc,ble Mr. Quincy evident
~ thinks tlyil service talk works better in
party plst forms than 10 party politics
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-20
Shipping Notes.

The steamer Pele went on the Marine
Railway this morning.
The barkentine G. Wilder arrived at
San Francisco, 10 days from This port.
The steamer Mikahala on her voyage to
ports on Kauai tomorrow afternoon will
touch at Nawliwili for passengers only.
The American bark Alden Besse. Capt.
Friis, arrived off Diamond Head Saturday
evening and came into port this morning,
u days from San Francisco, having exper-
fenced light winds throughout the passage.
She brought SOO tons of general cargo.
The barkentine Amelia, Capt. Ward, was
sighted off Diamond Head Saturday after
noon, and lowed into port yesterday morn
ing. She brought 4s3, 600 feet of lumber
for Allen & Robinson. On the passage she
experienced fair weather and very light
winds.
The American barkentine Irmgard, Capt
Schmidt, arrived this morning, IA days and
20 hours from San Francisco. Experienced
good weather on the passage the first -four
days out only made fifty miles on account
OF light winds. She brought six passen
gers and 800 tons of general merchandise
consigned to Wilder d Co. and Allen
Robinson.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-20
SHE'S A SMART CRAFT.
Trial Trip of Mr.. Gays Steam Launch
at Makaweli.

The vapor LAUNCH from the Union
Gas Engine Co. of San Francisco,
lately imported on the bark Albert,
by Mr.. Chas. Gay, and taken to
Makaweli on the steamer Pele, was
given trial there on Thursday last
and worked to perfection. She rode
the sea beautifully, Swimming the
pillows like a duck. She was given
a trial run to Waimea, going at the
rate of eight and half miles an
hour. About twelve persons were
in the launch on her trial trip. Mr..
Harry Walker, chief engineer of the
Pele, manipulated the engine, while
Captain Peterson of the same steam
or steered. The electric dynamo
capable of working two electric
lights of twenty-six candle power
is placed in the launch, but were
not used, owing to the trial being
made in broad daylight. The launch
cost altogether in the neighborhood
| of $1,000.