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FOR SALE-PIANOS

FOR sAI.E-oCR BUSINESS Is GRAND. Up
right and square:
our terms E1Ilt9hie- sell pianos
te4-n PFFIFFEE 4 CONLIFF, Az 18th st. NV
FOE SALE-A SUPERB UPRIGHT PIANO; STAND
Srd make; nearly new; only S!>J, belongs 10 4
discharged War Dept Clerk, WHO must slcrs fee
ths $50 piauo for cash. To BE- seen at TifON-
Sons MUSIC STORE, 52l 1lth ST. nylO-lm
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FOR EENE-2lo Bin 81. Ne. TlfR.E STrRY
brick; hay window: rooms and bath; furraro:
stail nary tubs ~ cellar. rla;r in uarisr. ui,e
.IS. rp,-S4v-.
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.SPECIALTIES.

NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.
Grand results; nervous exhaustion and dyspep-
sia completely cured by three bottles Of "phos-
rha alta comp
n. DEPOIILY OSTRICH FEATHER DEPOT.
6l3 18th s..
AZ druggists ny12-1m'
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT-RENfNGT0N TYfEwRITETS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per
feet condition guItauteet. with stand: delivered
free In city: month: applies on purchase OF
new when directly following rental.
diatf Cor sth and r sits nv
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wASTED-1OO MORE COLORED MINERS, CONg
workers and general labOrers; 81 80 to 81 20 per
day and transportation; will take men with
their families Call quick at DICKS AGENCY,
6l3 7th s< NV te92a
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BOARDING.

WANTED-A PRIVATE FAMILY OF THREE
adults Will take young man to board excellent
room aud table, references required and given
lib 18th st. IT.
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For Az ENCETIFNT T-GoOM REICR
dT-ehtIL: ~ sth ~. s-w.: cable car ltua.
ONLY SIS pc- uI"nth. r. 4. PHILLIPS = son,
li-2 New York ave. my24-iat
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED OR UNFUHNIsHED.

FOR RkNT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM. SOUTH,
EN- exposure, facing Washington Circle; furnished
or unfCruished. 2155 X ST. NV ie7-3t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

loK SAI.is VICTOR CUSHION SAFETY: EXCFI-
tea' ,oni-'ie7; cheap for cash T2f Ifth 81. So
Inc slightly used ladies' ntrycIr. cost 81 80. must
fce. "a -.
FOR Sti&-IADfS PSy1fO DICyCIE; FIRST
class condition: So cash. can he ION ~ a.
time. zii4 X ST NV -
FOR SALE LBS FNEJlIATIr WHEEL. At A
sdrriucc. lp-u1o. guarantee. reasons for seIr'o~
Pl~Jy leaving the city. Address j. W star
CfrA. faS -,
For SALE ZINE VNEJ1itTIC SAFETY. Fy,,rT-
lent Coalition; for SO, good 90 II n W.
Fly2s- n w.
IUR SALE FINE VICTOR PNEUN AIIC ~
ma-ie., complete, with extra inner 'ubc. rubber
ElaFcS' ~. 50 ,'S-', or So tinr y good refer
FDR SALE WV. HIGH-GRsDF. SAFETY
bicycles. for lady or gentleman: cushion tires.
Cizf1ntcest che year; So cash: So on time
nsl2u II s OWEN MIG. co. lab NYave
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I,,r, ,,.->--
itaS r - o. g. 80 500, - -, a.,
.,,,95 1,,b nv O. - a. IN Nv sl"'e. -
ss,3- ia,i ~ q. =. 80 l.i'cEE s", ~ ]" -,
80 Sth ne. er......5 lfaG Go,tprfon s,...-is -
$40 II ne, store. 81 80 10th nv Office rms =
uyStlm r -. Campbell. 5i5 10th st n W
ron pr,>r- - 1879, -. - a. 49,. -
a,-,lIt,-- 20 - -,l-- =; N-e,r $500 -
,o.gr, a., =, -, q $500. ,-'.,u ~
81 .ay5 4 - 1a,l ~ ain, nls -, : -.
brsct ,,,Scr, T,.,..., - -. e., - =, -
siruhlr co,oTcd IersoIrs - Sth -. nc: Grosn
nAE W.nc'N hrl~S; 'n>t coulIlctcd; G'r'eli iaiAi
'aHlh't l'aht'l-s -'n,-ttH collar. ava an mod =
lL foN 'ileiits, 80 AZ. O. CAMPBELL ala l'ih
81 NV us-S-lm
nor rr>>-- >,-,.- ,ro,-sr -Soo y = ~ t-r-y ar
~ =, - -, q -, =.
dG.s1 during s.ulasr mouths. So per
OWNER. 2l9 L nv. or 1879 g NV. my io-3m
no, ,,r->--r rr.,r..,, -. ,yrfr ~ =. u. "A
~. 49, it'. p - ,'tt d,
t,,--, es@nt- thu ,Httt'-. -. -. w l.-f.'
.-.-TtD w, s5ni,>,S.,%' ~ "a. rrc1si..s
~, - ''i'-'''' WI
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT TIIREE-STORY BRICK STABLE IN
Temperance alley, bet. 9th and 10th and II and Z
SITS: 10 stalls. elevator gas and wafer. Apply 10
jeo3t' THOMAS RUSSELL. 9l3 L ST. NV.
FOf: RENT-A TWO-SrORY BRICK STABLE n
rear Of lIG0 18th st. NV; room for 3 carriages
and horses; cOachman's room and all modern
improvements. Inquire Room TO- SIS L St NV L.
FOR RENT-ST ABIES
1875 irenTD. 80 2. 50 SO .s2S
Bet nth and 18th, X 2, 81 ta5 -. ....,.a5
and J. sts....-....Si5 3. 81 1876. ...........2 *
1912 10th (rcarI. 10 3, sd Ig5,.....25
6. bet l. and NJ 10th a. 50 66..,.......25
and 18th sts.. .35 1924 ave NV (r'r). Is
12l4 10Th NV lrcar). IS 1921 1ith st NV ir'rl 10
!, 81 66-........... 80 6lS NV lin rear IL so
2, III 66.......... % $50 &c. Mass & 2lst q
THOS J. FISHER & co,
je9-tr 1924 + ST NV,
FOR RENT BRICK STABLE: THREE STALLS:
In good condition Apply y. E. BESsoN. 1929
18th ST. NV. je7-3ts
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WANTED-ONE FIRST CLASS COACH PAINTER;
must De quick and accustomed to all classes OF
work Apply BRINK&AS BROS, 27O1 NJ st.
NV. la
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WANIED-A GOOD. RESSPECrABLE WHITE WO-
MN 10 cook wash and iron and do general house
work for family of two; city references
Qaire1i: either stay at nights Address
p 9l9 st. NV. leo Sb@
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WANTED COOKS $40 To sT5: CHAMBERNAIDS,
waitress. nurses. general hoHseworkers and kitchen
help. for city and resorts. Baggage express.
Phone $50 DICKS AGENCY, 613 It'll NV.
fe9-2bs
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FOR liliNT-3ei- &c 11TtI Sw,, ANIL. SIC 90
1915 sw,Gr, wig :sl45ol u Sc, Or ami. $500
AoI A. sw,lor,ami 1900 l2O3 Carlin's al sw. 10 %
424 10th sw,Gr,ami 1850 13+5 X Sc. ir..... s. 30
ga IL sIv Or. ami 1000 43T Tth sw sr ami &c 90
jee3t
FOR RENT-A GOOD 7-RoOM HOUSE; NEAR
the Smithsonian grounds; bath and modern thu
proyements Inquire at $40 Pa. NV. je9-3t
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-l9oe G NV IoR- & BATH. $500
1429 NV, l0r q b., stories & cellar. As. 90
III I, stories, lor and bath. ......... 100. 90
1915 Il NV. Tor. and bath. ..-.......... 600
a909 10Th St NV store and dwelling. 800
us ne, Or and bath. ...:..... .., 800
2oos Florida ave. Or and bath. .......-.-. 1890
This as only partial list Cai for printed list,
teo-st GRAHAM Campbell. 61T i4th st.
For RENT SIS .5o-@4S2 Q ST. NV, SIX ROOMS,
halls; water; house arranged for two families;
and front. tee-3ts
FOR RENT-12o2 n. CAPITOL ST, $50 so; NEW;
stories; 0 large rooms; electric appliances; q.
sr. $50, Apply OWNER, $50 ID ct NV jest:
FOR RENT-1229 y ST NV; II ROOMS AND
bath; partly furnished; or portion UNFINISHED;
light, dry cellar; large yard location excellent;
open for inspection after pm. It,
FOR RENT-162I n. JAVE.; SIX ROOMS AND
bath; all modern improvements; In frst-class
der. EDWARD KERN, 81 r st. NV. It,
FOR RENT-FUi.NISHED- FOUR MONTHS ONLY
6-room cottage; MI; on hill overlooking city;
Address COTTAGE e., Star Office. it,
FOR RENT-sR.. BATH, AMI, F ST. Mes So 90
rooms and bath. ami, Acker st. Me-. IS. 90
Broom brick, Delaware ave. p.e......-.... so
rooms and bath. ami. Pierce place NV. q 80
It, W. l. WILKINSON, s3s + st. NV.
FOR RENT 16o9-1GllAh II ST. NE. EXTENDED;
nice, clean two-story ay-window bricks 1880
per month. ]. HARRIS Room H. McGin tldg,
ga G st. NV je9-2t'
FOR RENT-JUNE IS, HOUSE 1905 Q ST. NV.
lately entirely RENTED; large lot; $50; also
stable on alley In rear. Apply on Premises, or
at 100 18th st. je3-3t'
FOR RENT-73e STH ST NV, NEAR PAT.
Office; s-room brick and cellar; s5o.5o per mo. !;
8302 St, Georgetown; IL rooms and cellar
large yard; $50. rs CLARENCE THOMAS, 53
kellogg building. IT.
FOR RENT FURNiSHED-NICE GROOM BRICK;
room reserved; well located NV; mod. imp. ;
very cheap for season. CLARENCE THOMAS, %
kellogg building. IT.
FOR RENT - FOR SEAS0N-PERFECrLY FUR
nished, c0mmodious rural home; extensive grounds;
fruit, flowers ard gardens Larehmond Manor,
near sound; 40 minutes from New York, New
Haven R.R. Address DIR. w. NJ. FLEMING,
te9-3t 2iO 9Th ave-, New York
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 100 II ST.; 12 RMS. /;
exceilenty adapted for dentist or doctor; $50
per mo.
Groom frame house, 1903 Benning road; with
large lot, GOxyO; arranged for wood and coal
business; stable for horses, sheds, &C.; SO per
month; u good living for n live man.
Inquire OF
te9-3t A BEHREND, Git L ST. NV.
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FEMALE.

WANTED CLERK IN PRIVATE OFFICE;
WITH training IN English and the classics or
Mathematics preferred Address, In own hand
writing, giving full particulars to education,
&c: eOnlmence at So monthly. Box 81, Star
Office. los
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wASTED-A RELIABLE COLORfD GrRI. AS
nurse: references I+5T Park St, Mt. Pleasant
WANTED-A LITTLE WHITE GIRL To NURSE
infant Call $50 18th ST. NV III.
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wANTED-FUR TIE UNITED STATES ARMY
able bodied. unmarried men, between the ages OF
= and 80 years. good pay, ratiOls, clothing and
medical Attendance: applicants must be prepared
TO furnish satisfactory evidence 10 age. char
acter and habits Apply at 1902 Pennsylvan
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| FOR RT,NT-21O9 6, $50 GS7 Acker ne......IseO
$3.50 . st.....-.. 80. 3 l-'95 no............rr
! 4t0 4th ne.-......4 O51 73G sheridan %
sl3 j. De..-.----..22.5 Hsattsfflle cottasr-.--
So E-li1t ne.-...-ls3 % Vienna. Va. cottages.
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1t GEORGE II. BLISS CO., 633 + 81 NV.
FOR RENT-oR SAIE-AT WASHINGTON GROVE
one small cottage: delightfully."- situated; VIII
partly furnish II desired; rent. Si5 for season
Address j. F. A, Star office. 1t.
FOR RENT-43s II ST. NV: 1870 PER MO /;
large, 12room brick lorse; newly napered
throughout Gnd painted; mod. f.; DR.. on FIST
floor. Apply 7l2 It'll st. NV. je9-3ts
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WANTED - COOKS. GES'L HOUSEwORKEIsS,
gardeners, maids, waitresses. farm aAd dairy
hands tie-Inan, French AMI Swedish women /;
cities and suburbs BURNIAMS, ITO G. st. NV.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE,

WANrED-AS ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WHO HAS
bad some experience In the real estate business
10 as clerk and SALESMAN; give references and
Who last employed with. Address BUSINESS
MAN star Office te9-2t
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Vfs hENt-At BRfiHfWoOD, ID. G., \ NEW
frame house; rooms and bath: hot ma clld
water; high, healthy location; only Is minut $
rile 10 ana from the city by electric cars. ran
je9>3t 90, n - a, u,
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226 sth sw. Or, mi $3.50 49, " sw, Or. mi 1Go 90
4GS NJ sH Or mi. -. 30 al Gls sw. Brill so
9Oi + sw, Or. mi. 1850 92t g sw Or, mi Is 80
New 4-roorl houses. 4th and Sc. water and
running closet, whit" people ouly. 81 80 per mo-
Call and see list Of desirable houses.
]. HARRISON JOHNSON & SON
IN
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FUR RENT-TO GENTLEMAN, LARGE FRONT
room tfurnished in private family; near Airing
Ton HOTEL rates reasonable; bath room, If de-
je9-3as
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MALE OR FEMALE,

WANTED 10000 C4NyASSERS AT ONCE, TO
sell self beating kitchen iron. requires no rtoye;
takes > minutes 10 heat; cost Be-. day 70 neat;
loo per cent profit; Tetails for 81; sample 81
W-ite for prices in Quantities. THE Boil
GIANO MANUFACTURlNG Co, baltimore. Nd.
spl4-sSm
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633 18th ne, 5r. ..1O.30
3if 18th ne. 5r...IO.u0
81 Fcnton III. 4r...9.39
4iI Wilson NV, 5r. $50
1000 y ] ay Sc, sr. 900
Burden ct, flats. $6tuS.3 30
DOG Hutton ct, Ar. 500
463 Armory 1t, Ar. 500
Pierce st, rats. 81 to 500
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FOE Ri.NT-Nl,W HOUSE cSo2 y y. ": KEY AT
->iS, rooms. cellar. large yard; amt Eeut re-
dlsHd during s-rl-lsr months. 50 per no.
OWNER. 2i0 L NV. or 1879 8 NV. myio3m
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A HYACINTH DIVER.
While at Work He Was Attacked
by a Sea Monster.
III. NJ. S. HYACINTH, }
Nov. 5. 1894. (

LIZ IL ~ 14lAOINId,
Nov. 5, 1894.
a thrilling experience was had by
our divers while employed in the
operation of cleaning the Hyacinth's
bottom on Saturday last. When
working in the vicinity of the pro-
pellor, they were suddenly assaulted
by a terrible sea monster, and were
driven to the surface, but not before
one of them had lost his knife, and
the other had his finger bitten. This
was promptly attended to By the
ships surgeon, who brought all his
medical skill to aid the sufferer.
Again on Monday morning the men,
nothing daunted retrieved the attack.
Knives being useless they armed
themselves with impromptu weapons
such as cooks tormentors, harpoons,
boarding pixies, etc. After an hours
hard struggle the daring submarine
explorers brought their victim in
triumph to the surface. 1t turned
out to be huge conger eel, measur
ing twelve feet in length. One of
the divers, MIR. T. Menhennett,
Gunpery Instructor and trained
electrician, has been a diver for up
wards of ten years and has practiced
the art in nearly all the waters of
the globe. He states that he has
been in company of sharks and other
ugly things but has never been at
tackled before. One INTERESTED.
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son, Great Br' tain having but one
vessel IN the ca, while the Z. 5. had
nine. IL yJrivate letter from Wash
ington is orrect, Secretary Herbert
has expressed his determination next
season to send only the same number
of revenue cutters as Great Britain,
whose officers, moreover, it is claim
ed, put in their time fishing and
hunting, leaving the patrol work to
be done by the Americans.
The new American liner St. Louis,
is the largest vessel up to the pre-
sent date ever built in the United
States and the first American built
vessel to contest with the famous
ocean racers of the day will be
launched at Cramps ship-yard this
month. Hundreds of skilled work
men are working on the st. Louis
and ST. Paul. The vessels are mag
nifcent types of the great ocean fly
ers and many prominent guests from
various cities will be present at the
launching. Work on the Govern
ment vessels is going on rapidly, and
the bulls of the armored cruiser
Brooklyn and the sea-going battle
ship Iowa have assumed their
formidable shape lines. AS big as
these war vessels are they look some
what reduced in size as their bulls
loom mp against the giant liners.
The Minneapolis is nearly ready to
be commissioned and the battleship
Indiana is receiving the long delayed
armor for her sides, and she will
soon undergo the official trial.-Ex.
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FOUND THEM GUILTY.
The Naval Court Of Inquiry Gives
It's Decision.


After sitting three days the
naval court Of inquiry, held on
board of the Japanese steamer
Nanshan, gave its decision yester-
day, and found the eight members
of the crew guilty of mutiny. The
punishment of the men will be i'm
prisonment, the sentences varying
from three months to year. va
suda, the quartermaster and leader
of the men, received the heaviest
sentence.
The members of the court evil
IDENTIFY did not place much cred
ence in the testimony of the de-
PENDANTS, nearly all of whom de-
MED their guilt. Captain Brown,
of the bark Oimaru, who is a MEM
Der of the board, expected to go to
sea yesterday, but the examination
lasted until 5 o'clock, SO his vessel
did not get away. She will sail
today.
Captain King, the master of the
Nanshan, has the eight prisoners
on his hands, and he has not de-
cided whether he will take the
men back in irons in his own yes.
sci or ship them on the steamer
China
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roEEIGn MAIL sERv8JE.
s2essss.sIs-TT-@

San Francisco, on the following dates. till
the close OF 1895.
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, Nov. 5, 10 Pm.
Weather, hazy; wind, light
west.
f. w. Carter is purser on the
steamer Kilauea Hou. Et
The S. n. Castle will leave for San
Francisco on the Goth inst.
The French warsbip will take
about 400 tons of coal on at this
port.
The appearances are that the
Sailors Union troubles are spread
ing from San Francisco to Nanaimo,
3. G.
The schooner Robert Levers will
not get away until next Saturday.
captain Goodman will wait for more
sugar.
The Hawaiian bark Leah arrived
at Sydney on the 9th ult., 55 days
from Eureka, Cal She was lumber
laden.
The barkentine Mary Winkleman,
we'll known here arrived at Mel
bourne on the oath ult, from San
Francisco.
The steamer Waimanalo got away
FRI m WaIalua on Friday and is now
at Kauai somewhere. She is expect
ed to return to port tonight.
The steamers leaving today are
the Kinau at 2 p. m, the Kilauea
Hou for Hawaii at p. M, and the
Mikahala for Kauai at p. m.
The gunbost Yorkton will leave
San Francisco on the 10th inst.
bound for the China station. In all
probability she will stop here for a
few days to take on coal
The Japanese steamer Nanshan is
shipping a white crew to take the
place of the mutinous Japanese.
The latter will probably be sent
home on the China, due here next
Monday.
The British steamer Enskar, from
Philadelphia October 4th for London,
for the safety of which some fears
were felt, was towed to Queenstown
on Oct. Goth with it shaft broken, by
the steamer McCarel from Norfolk.
A fire broke out in the forecastle
of the Mararoa while the vessel was
In dock at Auckland undergoing her
periodical overhaulipg. The damage
is estimated at $500. The fire is be-
lieved to have originated in one of
the hunks, and circumstances point
strongly to incendiarism.
On October the 25th, the schooner
Viking, Captain Peterson, left San
Francisco for kahului Just as the
vessel reached the outer edge of the
bar the schooner shipped two very
heavy seas. The deckload was
sprung and the cabin flooded. Cap
tain Peterson put back to port.
Captain Sesrles, who has been for
many years in the employ of the
Pacific Mail Company, has been
made Port Captain at San Francisco.
He will leave the Peking and will
have headquarters on the Mail dock
in that city. Captain Ward will be
promoted from the command of the
China to the command of the Picking.
Captain Seabury will be transferred
from the City of Sydney TO the
China. Captain johnson. who was
in charge of the Ill fated New York,
will take charge of the Sydney.
This seasons patrolling of the
Behripg sea against pelagic sealing
has cost the Government over $780,
600, while not single legal seizure
has been made. The only vessels
captured were the sealers Wanderer
and Favorite, both of which have
been discharged. At the same time
every vessel returning has her hold
full of skins. The American fleet
hes been doing all the work this sea
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ASTORIA, Or, Oct. 26.-The United
States revenue Cutter Corwin arriv-
ed in at 1:30 p. m, today. She
brings no tidings of the missing ship
Iyanhoe for which she went in
search. Since leaving San Francis
co last Saturday the Corwin made a
zigzag course to the Columbia River Ha5
running out to a distance of 200
miles. Outside of San Francisco
several coasting vessels were board
ed, but nothing was learned. None
of them had sighted any wreckage.
About 100 miles off Cape Means a
sauare-rigger bound for Nicaragua
was boarded, but she had no news OF
the Ivanhoe. The captain OF the
Corwip states that he encountered
none of the piles of the high raft
that went to pieces off Yaquina-
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On or About

LEAVE HOnOLULU
For San EEASCIsCO
or XANCOUyEz
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Barometer corrected for temperature and ele-
walton, but not for latitude.
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Wanted Immediately

THREE Or FOUR ASSISTANTS IN
L the Free Kindergartens, who Will
receive their training Tee in considera-
ton of their services. 1t is desirable
that applicants should be at least twenty
years OF age; should have good COM
mon school education: some musical
ability; = sincere love for children and
an enthusiasm Tor teaching. Apply to
MISS EASTMAN or MRS. II. c..
COLEMAN. 3S29-1w
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
VEss' rs ~ PORT.

NEss' us II PORT.
aVAL VESSELS.
II VI Hya' cath, May, Bird Island:
French wars zip Duguay-T rCuin, Callao.
EERCHANTMES.
CThis ! - does not include coasters)
y ) Aus t-elia, Houdlette, ; +
Br bark glruaru Brown. Newcastle.
Schr Re bert Levers, Goodman, Laysan Is
Am SCI ~ Alice Cooke, Penhallow, Pt i n q
Br ok CadzOw Forest, Mclnness. Newc Sue
Am kline Klikitat, Cutler, Port townsend
Am hI,tne : y Castle. Hubbard, +.
Am bl. Albert, Grsfhths. San Fran.
h .w bs Mauna Ala, Newcastle, w
st mr. Nanshan. King, Kobe
; m s-hr Eva. klitgard, Eureka
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DEPARTURES.

MONDAY, Nov. 3.
Stmr Iwalani. Freeman, for Makaweli.
Stmr James Makee, Peterson. for Kapaa.
Stmr Claudine, Cameron, for Maui.
5tmr Kaala, Thompson, for circuit of
Oahu.
Stmr a Cummins. Nelson. for Koolau.
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor. for Molokai.
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VESSELS LEAvIro TODAY.

Stmr Kinau, Clarke, for Maui and Ha-
waii at p m.
Stmr Mikahala, HaGlund, for Kauai at
at 5 pm.
Stmr Kilauea Hou, Weisbarth. for Hawaii
at p m.
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

Mr. Dickens and wife, James Cowen, u S
Maule and wife, Miss III Maule, An Young,
Brother Betram.
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Official List of Members and L0ea-
ton Of Bureaus.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-05
sisMagcx rH.sKs The EMPEROR.
Ne Reserves. However. TIE H;sM 10 sreik His
hind

BEmIx. AIrl l.-Pfinee Bismarck Ia.
t@lvgrapaed 70 the Enperor bis sckncw..
edgement Of bis H>jessf's cobgratulaiion.
en- the occasion Of ta- - -caaacellor's irt3.
dav, and tbaaking hin fo- The pfe,en;
witch accomp Iniea his litter of congratl-
l,ii0n. Prime DDmares's telegram rays
l'iease accSp. my mast respectful thanks
for the aracieus si.'it AMI gracious ~or!.
yogr Msjeaty llas fayored me win. shall
ye4r the nse arnor AMI b,qgssth !, 10 ms
Children in lasting memory of your good
viii"
Tie TfGE7sHTger NacATisaten, Bianarek-
ian, has published a Ira,!rr concerning the
rrigtions Of Bismarck anI the Emperor.
After men'iosiag the EmperO,'s birthday
present AMI uis'sage 10 the prince, and re-
viewing events aiace tue reconciliation, the
writer saya
In n spec, OF po!iiic. hIrliy anything
has been CHANGED. and tie policy Of the
uew regime hiss rot been b.;t~rei by these
veIi-knovn .ucIents The situation aFis-
ing from such imp yrfsnt proofs Of favor
appIisa only 10 p-tsoual rel .tions, and dofs
no; affect Is psiae. rizht Of exp-essing
frankly lis opinion, for instance, abon.
Capayism. We 10 not believe tia: he will
be- prevented from exercising this right,
hlch fjr him u a dory 20 the faith rland. 3"