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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Advertisements for situations want
cd taken al half price. No advertise.
mont for less than 20 cents.
Professional financial and other
cards, special notices. etc, IN this clnssi.
hed department. 81 line per month.
Advertisers shdulc remember chat
letlers directed TO Initials only are no.
delivorcd through the poptofiinc II In.
itialH are used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person, frm or
poHtonce box.
llet Of letters remaining uncRlled for
In the counting room yesterday NJ Z
p m. peraons calling for them will
nlease say advertised
Widow-i. a. Il. TIL.
A. ~. !. II. HI
=. p.-i. J. A. u. Il.
l. CT A. B.-l.
CO
Wholesale Dry Goods
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I,..e.i.ln-.-eel.ekr.

,,rsnharn. Texas, septenoeI i-.-At ~
,hls evening. at the is1laeaee OF me
sria.,s mother Mr.. ", n schumacher
"a Mss Louisa Il. F. oe,sese were
unlisa " faitheran church sfsi1iktlAg
iht otfn ~. esrsmony the same minister
,A.iittssi t Inc .-year-old chlld OF NJ.
frifs I'd wi.h great ec-et- An
Jointly svritlng supper Was Aestea 70
.',....-ssus klAasts D'2-eHL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Mission Valley, Texas. san,s,h.- j.,
An entertainment win bs r,ysn !, ~.
y.AA,samo' schooihouss IN ~. .,,n s"s
finddsy the 18th Of this month. 10 raise
f esas.,to erect a monument 10 the com
..1el1ee aeAd IN the eemetery AZ Vlo,orIa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
wI.Iiis1TTiDi-.-,'iMiIiTdiEFiiIIlLizsKo6s

WANTED-.Job press. good secsnd-
hand quarter medium press. Address
stating price. Printer. care Gazette,
Hnsi Worth- Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

rEooklknd. Texas. September H-Dr'
,sefson Of Orange passed through here
10y on his way TO the sulphur sprinss
iessp meeting Large crowds are N AZ
l-','.e 1ge. The ground Is reachfd pS ,ne
Ley 49, nm z1xt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Auidoon, Texas. September is--Ths
~. ~. qaaFr.os at this place are worklny
.s day the weather viii permit ana
t-shns about thlfty-fye carloads per
s,ssas ladies' Of Muldoon will give 40 iee
fist.n supper at this place next fria.y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

CONT sns piass and at the sprnr for small
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

sep and exchange Barms. Ranches,
Ard city Property. correspondencs So
ilclted
References; Warmers National Bank.
Honrletfa. First National Bank. Fert
worth: Lard Mortgage Bank Of Texas
FORT Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
wANrnD--ro nnyr.

WANTED -aeven or elaht-room plan-
tered house, with llghta, water. bath.
room and atablei West Side preferred.
Tenant has no children. WIN take
good cars OF premises and pay rent
promptly Addfeaa Lock liox 2s7.
city,
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rArns'rs.

WILLIAM q. HfiNDbhsoN, COUNSEL
or-0talaw and solicitor VI American
and foreign patcnts. trade marks ami
labula, Roomg 20 20 y, Norris build
Ing, corner Firth and II streets,
Wnahinnton, H. c. Seventeen yeara
experience, Including service N eN-
hmlning' corps, u. s. patent once.
Bend sketch OF model for report as
70 patcntabliity, corres pondsnes In
ylted. Moaticn the Fort Worth Ga
Yettc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
|S5N SOUTH TEXAS TOWNS
,.x NOTES GATHERED ny our
CORRESPONDENTS.
p Roach of Eikhart Acciden-
=, shoots Himself = A Negro
ME. From the Effect OF An
other Negroes Rite.

-..,,,ord. Texas. September ic.-Mc-
~. the populist orator that was to
- an oraiion at shinders store in
/. coun,y, failed to Put In his appear
yor.h. German. dropped dead
~. ioadlnx cotton at Shsndel's store
..,say. George collinsworth held the
~, and pronounced It heart disease.
|-s.rs have been 49, bales of cotton
..,h.a at this place this year up to
E,r.. bailey died In jail hero yesterday
:. he enects OF a bite on the thumb
4 s,other prisoner several months ago.
t.ssy was awaiting his trial for muir
4. and at che time OF his arrest he
Il, large. buriy negro, and at his
IN was mere skeleton from suffer
u, r1th blood poisoning.
|h,sno schools opened yesterday and
l,SS.-ond will have one OF the best
|Ssois this year that has ever been
|f,s,,ou ploknrs wanted. Is the cry all
n, Town. ". NJ. Daughtrey was in
~ Yesterday and reports that Ne Will
.ta oue bale and half OF cotton to
4. sere aud wants forty cotton plcKers
rl.t II out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

selaseo. Texas. September i2.-Measrs.
ss.lNater Sass. vardell and Lester. com
s..'se on uniforms are advertising for
ls to equip the Farwsll Rides. sky
strong Drill Masters wilkins and
- are putting the company through
evenings each week
rss,sset eet range VIII be surveyed on n-A9
: i,SSh mn On Crescent Beach near surf SIDE,
Ns ae Is. 4 Frymler hall, bgxitO Feet "a the
sfssennille building has been rented for an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

s.xthyllle. Texas, September 2.-Thls
I'Sn d on boom. There are more men
II. than can be accommodated in the
IN Of board and lodging. The hotels
/. we'll as all private places that wall
IN. boarders are crowded full and yet
H.. is not room. Men are boarding
| restaurants and are compelled to sleep
[scesyer they can. They are sleeping
4 benches in front OF stores, in sa-
Ioas and all such places where they
IL allowed. There arr no vacant houses
the place Men with families that
4, not able TO build are putting up tents
IN nvlng in them, with hopes Of get
IN houses after awhile. There arc but
n houses being blEtt. II some one
Eouid come here and build 100 houses no
Lrld rent them out In less time than a
Ssek for almost any price, Your cor
I-,pondent mas been told by responsible
Eriss that there are at least fifty more
Emllies from Taylor that would move
t,re at once y they could get houses
Inc cotton crop has been badly dam
Ifd By recent rains, but We now have
y. finest prospects, for fall crop that
t.ys been for years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Elkhari, Texas. September li.--There
Vas nearly a fatal accident here this
noinlng. John Z. Roach was trying TO
ssts Winchester 70 work The lever was
iehy some way. He got 1t far enpush
sssn and fired. when the cartridge eA-
"a he jawhons n. bisa vefv nrotuseiy.
Stokes and Parks stopped the now
~ dressed the wound. They say u -
esanaie that It did not strike lower
M. J, D. pupuy is having hne resi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

wANTED-,A partner with $500. 10
take half interest IN an established
and paying bnsinosn. WIN guarantee
profit OF $50 month TO the part
ner Address j. X. Street Waco, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

wharton. Texas, September l2.-county
hut has been in session this week with
i robate matters and will probably con
{ins over through next week before the
ssnsss OF this term IS disposed OF. The
tornty commissioners session was called
kas week to consider tho report OF the
. VI Of review appointed to make a re-
ts. on tie new county road leading from
IL hon bridge TO El Campo. r.
Nj. VIM. Buck, representing Half,
Friedman q Co.. cotton factors OF the
Bayou City. "a In this town overlooking
be cotton crop.
llr. Theo. Hart will leave this ',eH
b attend the session OF Hllrs business
tpllege Waco.
henry r. Chievers, Esq. of Edna is
t.lsndlns business before the probate
|rgft.
4 cool north wind has been blowing
enee. yesterday. i has checked tho rain
tof the present.
Owing to the bad condition OF cotton
bed most OF the buyers have suspended
ksfehaSing until more favorable weather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

WANT III IonA nluNhHulNh hNn
horseahuer. must be strictly sober;
n man OF family preferred, liberal
wages paid. Apply TO NJ. Neale, Min
ornl Wells, Tex.
WANTED.-A good. reliable cook Ap-
ply 10 H. q, McPeak, corner Second
and Main.
NEWSPAPER MEN WANTED y
want a business manager and an as
Hociate editor tor the Texas Live
Stock and Farm Journal Each must
be experienced ana thoroughly mp IN
the work he proposes 10 do 10 the
right parties, men who nre competent
and reliable and who can come well
recommended, permanent employ
mont VIII be given AZ satisfactory
salaries Geo. u, Loving, 4O7 Main
81, Fort Worth, Texaa
WANTED Wholesale dry goods salcs-
man by FIRST class Missouri River
house, FOR state of Toxne; line In
cludcs general dry goods, furnishing
goods aud large and complete line
OF manufacturing goods. In oyerhalla
Jeans pants. Hhirts. etc. Replies to
this advertisement win please give
address good for thirty days First
olass references required. need not
apply unless strictly No. ! man,
we'll acquainted with the trade In
Texas, and tho dry goods buaineasi
must be Ateady. Industrious. teinpor-
ate man. Address "Wholefnle Dry
Goods" Gazette Ofiice, Fort Worth,
Texas.
WANTED Woman for general houge
work Address Mrs. ], s. Brown.
Grapevine. Tex.
H1LP FUItNfsHED--s ltua.ions pro-
cured; write US. Fort Worth lcm-
pioymcnt Bureau b0a Main.
SAFE DEALEns.
NEW AND sncoND-HAHb 6AFES-
II. w. Peaks. 100 Houston street.
SECONDHAND STORIES.
IL. II. sTANDLEY buys and asils SEQ.
oud hand furniture and ntoyes No.
2ig Houaton street
STORAGE.
REGULAR storage house for furniture.
pianos, vehicles. trunks, boxes, etc,
new rooms. careful moving. packing,
shipping. etc.s estimates free. w. y.
Hinyon T. Co., 18th and Rusk.
IRON AND STEEL FENCING.
|.as-r---saa=-
fnoH, Steel and Wire FoncinE-o. X
Harry Iron Works. Dallas. Tex.
-
LOST, TousD, srnAfED, STOLEN.
LosT-check Tor ii4s.is. payable or
der ". Q. Chestnut a Co. not en-
d0raed. Finder literally rewarded,
Cali state National bank
REEL EsTATE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
YoAKUM.

rO.kum, Texas, September ie.-Drs ].
= Younskn aud D. W. Boyd, local sur
Escns OF the San Antonio and Aransss
Pass Railway company, amputaied the
ilsht foot OF Louis Fitzgerald, a colored
preacher who Yves knocked from the pas
'snser train at Halletsyille yesterday
ne patient stood the operation very well
nc IS getting along nicely under the
uts Of the above physicians.
NJ, James Find.ay, with twenty beau
ual young ladies'. will give a sword drlll
iu weak for the benefit OF tho Uvalds
ICED sufferers
n Justice Lsvy's court yesterday n. l.,
Moore and Eugene Moore, two white men.
ste bound over 10 await the action OF
,ae next grand jury for theft Of a year
ssng from a negro farmer. The bond was
tied at $50 each
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Caldwell, Texas. September l2-Tne
eouniV commissioners court today In
ialled session appointed Thomas Kralteh-
~ Jr., to fill tho vacancy in the tax
so'lector's oface. caused by the death OF
W. MccianahAn. Mr. kraNehAr IL
alio a candidate for the same office In
~ coming election
me Kinney correspondent OF The Pest
~ ~ error as 10 The woniAL killeu "a
Ssavhe being the wife Of nesro IN
SAloNell. Her name was not Cuugnlngs'
los bottom
The types yesterday made the new
I Is $500 and not d 400 gallon foseT-
W.. u Is now ready for use.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

woNfAN's SAFEGUARD. Sealed par
tloulars free. Gem Rubber CO.. Kan.
Has CIV, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14


400 MONTHLY guaranteed. Manu-
featuring concern wants reprasdnt-
alive In Fort Worth tor any city MT
talfenJ. Must have few hundred del-|
lars cash to ray for goods on delivery
otter orders are secured. r. Il YAH.
Morse hulidinf. New York.
BuHiNEBs CfihHCE--i offer a mar.
gain IN the a. J. Anderson stock ot'
guns, pistols. ammunition ana SPORT
ms Ercds. located AZ Colorado. Nit
chill county, Tex. No ofhcr dealer
there. a ilrst-clarn opportunity Tor =
man with moderate capital Address
w. O. Newby. trustee. Fort WORTH.
FORTY FIVE PER CENT net prefsis
weekly with t1.b0 Or more capital:
prospectus. lteml3cd ntattsflca free.
Henson q Dwyer. So broadway. Stu
York.
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JswELnY.
STEAM DYn wonIes.

FORT WORTH Steam Dye works.
Ladies and gents garments OF ali
kinda dyed and cleaned. Hoohex
Eros, 202 Houston street Fort
worth. Tex. Goods sent by express
promptly attended TO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14


FOR SALE Nice aurrcyi will SCH
cheap. Apply ioS West l'lfth.
50 90 FOR FINE MANDoLINs Pianos
$40 less than any other house south
Alex Hlinuhncld. lga West SIKH
etreot,
FOR sAIE--A very superior family
horse: not afraid Of nnythinEi a safe
lady'n driver; an excellent gentle
mans roadster Apply nj Weira
stable, Eighth ana husk streets.
TWO PIECES VI music freu % every
body az our now store. iiirgchfcld,
SIXTH between Main and Houston
Htrccta.
FOR BALE-on South Side, nice
THEREON house and lot, ial0i 800
cash. balance $40 monthly payments.
1iouael Tor ront 2unNauienily located,
rs, L. Chambers, room o, Walker
building. sixth and Main,
ron sALT-Jrho Stewart foundry
and machine shops at WiohltH, Kan,
NJ bargain. business well eRtab.
linhcd. VIII sell foundry separately
az n low price. Come and lnveHti-
gate.
FOR sALE-- one pair 81 broke mules.
chcnp. at the EXCHANGE stables.
FoR sALIs--An attorney In Central
Texas desires 10 sell his entire prop.
crty, including nice home and law
once and practice. f. located IN a
good town ana IN good county for
law praoticai practice worth 1000 Per
annum; best Office 10 the district,
terms 10 suit fhe purchaser. Address
q, Gazette office.
TOR RAI.Ic--Tho Sentinel newspaper
ana Job ouifit. including Sentinel
building 20stG fcot ana n f0ur.room
residence. located on lot 20ON1b0
feet Address Tie Sentinel. Brady
Tex
COTTON SEED HULLs FOR SALE
We have between 100 ana 200 tons
bulls, which we win soil at i2.00 per
ten, e. 0. b.. cars nj mills Address
Marco Mllln Hatchiioches, La.
SAITfEa who are WISHING 70 buy prop
cry SIN do vol 20 raii on me. Q,
l. Dickinson, Real Estate Agent. EOS
Main street. Powell building.
ron RENT.
FOR HENT--FurniHhed room, suitable
for man and wife. Also day boardera
wanted. Convenient TO business.
Corner Third and HuBk streets. OPP
poslte opefn house,
FoR REST-rwo furnished rooms
sos East Third street,
NICE, ANY PFDRoOMa for rent rea.
s8nablo. zgs H5uth Main street
FOR ItENT--ln Iilllsboro. two business
buildings, stone and brick: lust COM
pleted. latest modern improvements
aJri00 ana 25Hil0i best location IN
city. Address Julius Levy, oreenville.
Texas
FOR RENT.. Furnished house, 800
Lamar street
FCIt EIsT-S Nicely f.ifl sLsi south
front rooms. vitn or with ius b9ard.
80. ti2 Texas ett.et
nor HENT--Roomn suitable for iodk-
ing or light housekeeping Apply
northeast corner or Texas and Cherry
gtrests.
FOR RENT-A large up-ptnirp rom
with northeastern cxp9sure; board
Furnished n DESIRED. Apply ~ ne
Gazette office or az tho northeast
corner OF Peach and HarjiaT streets.
- ron RENT =
- d dssiss ,,, snS Z
!::!::: g / ! ]. 81 &: !.
Houston stresL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

CALL at 800 Houston street for soiid
goli Howard, H. W Raymond and
other flnc watches. costing from 800
to $50. now offered At from 800 to
EFT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14


For SALE leo acres OF fne lana
near oak Grove and about II miies
south OF Fort Worth. This n a we'll
Improved fnrm and good ono,
Price $40 rer acre Liberal terms.
20 l-2 acres one mile west ~ Keller,
an fenced ana IN cultivation. Fine
black sandy eoil. Price $3.50 Long
time. sll acres two aud a hair miles
Houth OF Roller An fenced and 100
ncro1 In cultivation. Good house and
stable, tank ana two weilH black
waNcy soil aud the best Price SIS
per acre. Liberal terms. 800 acres
ncur saginaw. All black waNcy soil
WIN DO cut in small tracks aud sold
on long time at 1890 per acre ia00
acres peVen miles north OF Fort
Worth, fneat OF black wnXcy land.
WIN cut w Hmull tracts aud sell on
long time NJ $50 per acre, all nuroH
mo improved farm and good land
bargain, coll and lot us Hhow Il. Only
four miles from the city 800 acres
aovon miles south OF Fort Worth
All fine lhnd and " a wei improved
farm. Price 1880 per aero. Liberal
terms We are aelllng farms and
furm lands In Tarraut county Can
ON uH IL you either wish % buy or
sell u. A. HUFFMAN a co,
Fort Worth, Tex, Land Tltle Block.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

FOR SALE on lllAstg.-lbSs acres Of
good land, suitable for pnnture ar
cultivation; fcuced aud well nuppllei
with water in Fro county Tex
Ter sale or lease. Apply TO Il. Peter.
non, Paris, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

T. @. Golden general snperintendsn'
.rn. .yifh headquarters 81 Palestine
was In us city today.
eherdan's Critic" win BE- rendered
By local talent under the diTectloE o.
gharies Caffln at his residence on
Avenue o, Friday nient.
The tenth anniversary OF 81. AnorewS
mission on Mechanic greet was eele.
brated ionlg.it. Tho boys department o.
- Andrews brosherinooo fufnlshea ms
fnuaic for tho occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

WANTED-A good blacksmith and
horseahoer. must be strictly sober;
n man OF family preferred; liberal
wages paid. Apply TO NJ Neale. Min
ornl Wells, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

LosT-Check Tor fl4sfs. payable or
der 70. O. Chestnut q Co. not en-
d0raed Finder literally rewarded,
Cali state National bank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
SAFE DEALisns


MON, Steel and Wire FonclnE-o. X
Harry Iron Works. Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

WANTED--A good. roilabie cook. AZ.
ply 10 H. q, McPeak. corner Second
and Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

FOR sALE--pon't pay rent; buy this
three room house. $3.50, 500 cash.
monthly payments; hr saving: own a
home, u, y Hare, 100 Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
ron s,Ls-nrAl ESTATE.

DARGAfNS--by W. 4. sanner 4 Co.
real estate brokers, oiilee corner
Third and Rusk streets, opera house,
Fort worth. Tex, Improved and un-
improved city property, suburban and
acreage property, lands. ranches aud
farms for sale In all portions OF Tex
as titles examined acknowledge
mcnts taken. will negotiate loans or
vendor lien notes aud Other securities,
Dont buy heforc aeelng ua.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-07
ANXIOUS FOR a RACE.
The Public Wants to See the Wis
ting Wheelmen Ride.

A great many people in Homo
lulu are anxious to see the visiting
bicyclists, Messrs. Terrill and Crit
fiths, show what they can do in
race, but there does not seem to be
any disposition on the part Of the
local wheelmen to crafty the de-
sire. For some reason the Homo
lulu cyclists do not seem to be
anxious to have a race, and in
some instances it looks as if the
boys were overawed by the records
made by the two visitors. 1t is
understood that Terrill and Crit
fiths are willing to handicap the
boys and give them good start
too, in order to get up a race, but
so far the boys have done nothing
toward making arrangements for
the meeting. 1t has been sug-
gested that a run from Union
Square to some point on the Wal
kiki road and return would be the
proper distance; then again others
prefer the following route: from
Union Square to Punahou and re-
turn, repeating the run in order to
allow the onlookers at the square
to witness one of the turns.
The matter was discussed yes
terday by several local wheelmen,
and the race so anxiously looked
for may come off one week from
Saturday at the latest, which will
allow ample time for training.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-07
WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, Nov. 6, 10 PM.
Weather, hazy; wind, calm.
The Mail wharf is being replanked
in weak spots.
The steamer Kinau will return
from Hilo on next Tuesday, one day
ahead of time. On her arrival she
will be locked for thorough clean
ing.
The bark Albert is on the Marine
railway. She will be cleaned and
repaiuted. Captain Grifiths expects
to commence loading sugar next
week.
II. B. NJ. S. Hyacinth will not
leave port as early as it was an
nounced, and will probably remain
In the harbor for three or four weeks
to come.
The French warship Duguay
Trouin will leave for Yokohama this
afternoon about three O'Clock. She
was we'll supplied with provisions
yesterday.
The steamer Lehua is being refit-
ted for the coming sugar season. A
new smoke stack will be one of the
new improvements. She will be
placed on service at an early date.
The Japanese steamer Nanshan
Will leave for Yokohama this after
noon at four o'clock. She will take
away 40 Japanese, 100 passengers
and 20 immigrants who were not al
lowed to land here.
Word has been received at San
Francisco of the wreck of the Eng
lish ship Eolus on Agnes reef, a
dangerous spot on the Australian
coast. Captain Campbell, who was
in charge, is a we'll known ship
master.
The barkentine klikitat, Captain
Cutler, left for Port Gamble yester-
day in ballast. She carried two pas
sengers. During the afternoon the
British bark Oimaru, was towed to
sea bound for Portland, Oregon.
She left in ballast also.
The new whaleback City of Everett
has been completed at Everett,
Wash, after being two years under
construction. The vessel was built
on the same plans as the noted
whaleback Wetmore and will be put
on the coast trade. 1t is $50 feet
long, AZ feet beam and 26a feet deep.
Its capacity is 1900 tons.
The yacht Spray left for the
Wilcox wreck yesterday with an out
fit for diver. The apparatus was
tested at the Oceanic dock yesterday
morning and proved to be in good
order. At last accounts rough
weather interfered with the wreckers
and they had not recovered any
great amount of the Wilcox's cargo.
The United States photographic
Office, in its latest bulletin of i'm
formation for mariners, has the fol-
lowing: Korea -Chemulpho sp-
proach-Sunken wreck southwark OF
Shopaiul island.-The sunken wreck
of the steamer Kowshing lies in g
position dangerous to navigation. ]
mile 5. 20 degrees w. true (SW. by
S. mag.), from the south end oil
Shopaiul island, Chemulpho ap-
proach. Two masts of the wreck
show thirty feet above high water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-07

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 24.-Between
1870 and o'clock yesterday the
American line steamship Paris,
which arrived here tonight from New
York, ran down and probably sunk
an unknown ship. The weather was
very thick at the time and heavy
rain falling. As soon as the collision
occurred the Paris was put about
and a search made for the ship.
After time the vessel, a capsized
wreck, was reported off the srboard
side, but sight of it was lost before
lifeboat had been lowered. Nothing
further was seen, although the Paris
Law off searching until daylight. The
steamer sustained no damage beyond
having a portion of her rail bent and
two wire stays broken.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-07
PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

Nov 6-Volcano: II NJ and Mrs Won Holt,
Mr. Knudsen, Miss Lillybridge, Miss Bid
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children, A Spreckels, NJ d Monsarrat and
60 deck.
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