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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

MEMORIAL, BAPTIST CHURCH. Washington s1uar
e.nth-The Pastor. EDWARD il DSON. The Pes
JAMES NJ ERI'CE Will preach sunday ut II a. m an
~ H. H. Scots free strangers welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

.vr~y BAPTIST CHURCH 80 West 5ith--' Preach
Co., H.. ,t. ,asf.rs Ree. i.EIGIiTpt WILLIAMS ah
pev Nj ~. = IsATTE:;. ~ II q. ~ ana - y I"
ss,r..,,.,s' sabbath home. S'ais free Al vel 'in"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

CTU-RCH or TIE Pr'RrTANs Hresbytcrian'. l3Oih-
8, near 5,h-ave Rev CHARLES j. VOTING. D. D..
fas;or-Rev. J. NJ. BUCKLEY. y. p. viii preach t'-n9r-
row al II a. n and % July 22l. Evening service
omitted. Wednesday evening devotional meet NC a.
O'Clock Rev A. A. j.. TAYLOR D. d. ~ columbus.
ohio Wi! preach the Goth 81 July Strangers cordially
a.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

BEOADWAI ISni-l'HH T. t;- ri '1~riE u u o
An,h.~s, college ill preach Sryicrr ~ IL m NM
~ s,ocia music at evening service. S'iarSe's wei
coined.
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Reunions Notices.

Cur-ncH OF THE INCARNATION. Madison-ave AMI
35ti-si Toy. ARTHIR brooks. H. D.. Rector Morn
ire serI ice M II O'clock. afternoon o'clock f.N IL
RICHARD HARRIS. Of BROOKLYN. viii oiacat' S'rans-
errc cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

c,tt,RcH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. 5th-ave.. above
A,,h.st Rev n PARKER MORGAN. d. D.. Rrciorms
a. M Holy Communion; IL q. M morning prayer Ire
Rector viii preach
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
vot.xc LADY. a college graduate. do
-, p.sltton NJ companion OF gov
.rnrss. good reference. FOr particulars
.5dress 81. p. Tribune Oihce. -
pDoEKEEPFR. &c.-By Young MluDm'
pr,nclent as hcpkkeep@. s'rhosi ,,Se
,vpewrlter. se-ks posliio VIII r. ia'u',I h
ness and ahiiU, VIII be !pyt,Il', ~, u" o. f,h,ts
-, r.ferenc.s Address PABhE ,n, ,,
ion Aid 10 Employment Society. % ''o'e
House.
WANTED -Tvrewriting copying. le'al' y
csnts Ter page also French and q Tmaa
SENSATIONS. orders by mail pryinp'ly a. .
,enJ~d TO ana delivered. ia Nassau 81
Room JOA
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BRIcI, pRrsBYTERIAN cHrRcll corner 3'ih, -
,,'i M, ave Pastors REV HENRY VAN DYKE. T. -
I,rv ] II MIIVNINE. u Don SUNDAY. Irl' -. KEY
LINES O. L. M'rI1'RE. u. -. VIII prcaci 81 ~ !" u
Vcinnslnv evening a hour % lNll" study son
.nd nro,.r IN Inc chapel adjoining the chuiNh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
AID AND ROOMS.

WEST 74TH ST Select t0l-l Sup'herr
family. references. CASHIER. >. -. bN
> iGi
FIST SIT. - WEST Desirable c.1i rooms.
excellent fable board. summer Visit -
accommodated. moderate ra'r+, s~l"ri sur
..ualllg.. T~f r~nc"i-
IN WEST iGTH Desirable home-like
ar-.muHi 4tiuus g. rfnuai parties. HI
n'fer lance. cVcrilent hope table. refer
.'..as
g. EAST 3sTH ST Large raulslu." 9D"m
with client table. references -.
,h4rg-I
~ IENfNGTON- AVE. TIn~ sos ~ n5Dr:
excellent board. HON" comforts lY'nti'n
G. .ne'ufsn' fpr '-an-i'n'e. fumu"f p'if"'.
.I.I. f..nFf
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Reliuions Notlee3.

Gospel. TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave and tfth-
\. T. SIMPSON. Pastor. will preach Sabbath
1T ~ r. Services 80 D. m. and every night In the
week. except Saturday. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND slnscElrTioNS. T0k
1ElVTp At THE UPTOWN OFFICE 40 i,h ,is. t,'
wnv Fl lo.r north = Tlir'y-nr.i - anH Al -:
r.T-i.,;f.STs ~ she foliawirr Branch ON - ~
I.iri,i ave- e corner 1w"nt, 'lfI IT. - Tfih ave .
- ,-,,,,i.avc corner FDuris"uih--i 10 Tina ave-
rorner Forty, lo2e Thri ~" near SiNt.
49,, 10 rlr-'-n,e West Forty 'hI - l'.
',,i,,,'i ne ,,c = Avenue ~ ThiT'-afe p cost
,,,r,een,h - o.. Wrsi Forty aeconIat. - Iifi ,r
.nA.,w.rh end one hundred and thirteenth 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
between 18th ami 1ih ayes Rev. WAITER DUNCAN
BUCHANAN. D. D.. Pastor breaches sunday 1890 a. m
and 7 u D. NJ. Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Garner lOih.s,-Pubc worship tomorrow al II a.
and p. m. The Pastor. Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER.
D. d.. will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH i0tihst.,
west Of Co.unlus-aye.. Rev. y. :. Triple. Pm. d.,
Pasro~-il M preaching by the Pastor SUNDAY school,
IL. T:45 evening service. with address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS Mercersi.. near s'h
Rev : l.. BOWMAN. :. T. D.. VIII peach lo-n.irrw
a, II A. IN and 80 D. m. vi n" seats are a'"afF
free AMI ushers and heartily w'ic ne strangers
the coos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
1liih-st.-Dr. CAMPBELL breaches 1880 on 90 The
,aptiss Message jesus; I:i5 Christ and
Hebrew Problem" Baptism. All services continued
throughout
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FOR SALE.


AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-5Oo second-
hanc wood and lion Wotklas macn'hes;
I'll, guaranteed. machinery bought and
Exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3Ja MAIL
scn-st
AT IITTI.E'S TOOL STORE. 80 ful.o7.
,t New-Iotk WORKSHOP machinery Vo2s
povc list free. woo1-carNins teo's. scron
Jaws. design and fancy woods ihc1oa''''
cYl hrooders Ia operation.
A VALUABLE INVENTION Tor sal"
,haap. no. agents. working model ma!
%. sr.n 80 BIB West i3i-s' J. Z"
SLATER
ATT .%TIDN. sowing machines = al
Kinds. new. 50 good second hand 81"
cash ~ credit. eNchsug" i'Ntcp. -
EArsCfrS. 2l5l 3d-av~.. ll-'h-st.
BICYCLES
Sc~-r hand ''kcn in trade, f6r 70"
vf.,.s. ~e have .'or ~ w. wlll cl-ar Oh
.er. cne.p sucn as Nassau. s37 80. saliva
,r - Warwick So. Wcste,-is. sio.
OSf.rls. 81 ORMONuE COMPANY, lo
Harciey-sf.
mcYcLE EaRGAINs CNEwo. -Juyenllr
vh'r'e ti2 up. ladies - gents pn"n'
wheel, SO $50. 50 - $40; 'lsh. ,t'i.
SO % Sg5 HERALD 60. 'Spl' ''sh
~ nsri. ~ Nrsslu -. n'n. J.. q.
nIcYcLEs r.eN grade pneumatic. f-'1.,
SIS $50. al absolutely new y :. "
pounds. also i,iies. BICYCLE OFFICE.
az. Lexington aye. near ffth-si
IESkS.-A f1ur-flo' polished oak roN'op
desk ,or 500. S-.oot high roll solid OAK
de.k f.r SIS tho hlgyea' bargains IN N'"-
York EMPIRE pESH 90. 'o1 u "n.
rlnEpaoor SAFE. size 3cv'S inside:
ai.n i~'f... prose- . 1r-ks 1ui 'oIni"f'
3si NNaati.ar' Rrrkirn
rDR SALE sa.o1n doing good business.
.h.lp raaf: i.ls-. fuil Nceus". PRICE.
t,ul1. 81 pa can r-ma!n n mortgage,
s',suess cause ~ selling. ~ agents wv
t-s' i1'i-sf.
MARVIN SAFE. largest size. fire nnd
burglar. at.-i ln-j unn''lon locks
largo. i'.-fs@ r. Nv u.
etfEs Cheap for cash. cioslng oui stock
m hand = National safes AZ ess
Than cost q manufacture. J.. II. uROss
coo liflaivay
n HORSEPOWER ENGINE Eyira
l.,.. luul 10 irs'-ciHs~ running order.
Apfl, o. NEAirEY. "a Har"lnv-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH. 55ths,. near rexlng'on-
ave JAMES W PUTNAM PastOT--servces sunday
morning H. and evening nj s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
RELIGIOUS Notices.

PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL CIII-RCH Mcdson,ave
and l2Ist-st Rev. sAMrEI H. yiRdiS -: ~, i psS'
tor-Ireachlng sunday. July u. II - M W w ".
ALEXANDER LEWIS PHI d.. OF BrooKiyh' Meeuns
Y h. T. g. f., y. IN. Every one welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

THIRTY FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH
west OK sth-aye Preaching by the Pastor, Rev Dr.
PETER STRIKER. 1890 a. N. Seats free. So
gee md service Lecture and praycrmeetins wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF West
23d-st Iih-ave.-The Rev. JOHN b. DONALDSON.
~ Minneapolis. will preach II n. and I45 .. mid
w.. meeting Wednesday, = y. Strangers welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ItvrysipE DRIVE. corner IOsth-s'.--
Suhs'a-,iai. artistic. detached house. ~
r-lre. send fnr circular ATLAS Ih'
ii,Df-f-NINT CO. T. broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CiftItt H. Oth-s Preaching by the Pastor Rev
SYLVESTER +. JONES. ID. D.. At II a. m. Sunday
school ~ 800 =. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

MADISON AvENt'E PRESBYTERIAN CHT'RCH 53i.
s'.-l,ey GEORGE WTilTEFIELD MEAD breaches sob
iocts: H. "Iifc's Prison Experiences" - Two Roads
sermon alai ted .ung All welcome Ssa'- free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
coILEG1NrE rrroRMEp cIrRcnEs.

COLLEGIATE TFFORMED 'HIWIIES.
WEST END AVE. AND SEVENTY SfN ENIii
STREET Rev. WALTER LAIDl AN VIII preach ~ II
a. M NJ evening service.
FORTY EIGHTH STREET AND FIFTH AVE Church
closed during month OF July.
TWENTY NINTH STREET AND FIFTH AVE-REN:
PALMER :. HILBERT viii preach ~ II e.. m am
T. IN
SECOND AVE AND SEVENTH STREET REV.
Join g. FACG VIII preach II q. IN. and p nl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

R1OmWlGM LlNE2
Inside Route VIA New-i>ara.r -
B@eG@my Wor@ssGopy
Providence. EAST AND NORTH
only direc, route - WATCH Hi. MOCK ISLAND
N0KwfcU ,nI SEW L'NroN
Nrw TWIN ~ REV STEAMER
CITY or LOWELL. ANl CITY on Wp' ESTER.
l. r.r.rri,. l,a.ng peg ." y D.. r~st Irah --~'
-, o. J.. NJ. sc's da1. oH'5, e,H ~ WIN '
i,,.., Trrre.s truln- y y q y j. u
Ticket, anu s'ai,r.,ms 20 Pier "Hi "i -~' ~ i'""'.
~ EWUAVEN-FAHE 81; Excursion SLID
y steamer, Richard Peek and &C. II Nof'haH
leave pier -. r r. dsiiy > -. am j. ~ ,rsn. :,
s %spssD USr,ford sprngdrd' Holyoks and Horh
ID BRIDGEPORT FAKE, % ."Ni
DBoa,. leave Pier -. Fast River a. II =, -; ana
= c,,urdnv affernco boat leaves hAl' I'W "h,N.
,onnec,inI al bridgeport wiz Trims On y L. ~ IL
H. X. r. north AMI east .- $500, ,-.v.,xn
NETWORK IL TIrr MoRNIHo
LAKE GMAUPlAlM
Lake GEORGEo
steamers VERMONT" "Hpki'oN"
",TIATEATGAV" and ''ricoNNiiD'A."
an md after Mny -.ih 1854, VII.
Leave Caiiws ana nacr va % arri,ol 4 pen"
AMI uul- "a trains ~ nil pr's on l@k~~ '",ig" $40
t.lnutian masking - - connections WIN me i'tnehi
All wi,h nc ,'rn'rturav u l. for ~. POINTS i the
Adlroh'I'"S' 90 '"'" GpOiGr RrsiUow.
Burlington. ", "rn''"' "'''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY Boats,

ALBANY Boats,
PEOPLES LINE.
Steamers DREW AMI DEAN RICHMOND leave flcr
IL ~ r.. foot ranal-st.. at J.. m daily tSuldays "N
ccptel,. direct connections with eNV"s rtins igr ar
Springs and Thousand Islands Snthria' ni.' s''nn'
connects with sunday morning ram foF 'n'aos" - ~
We" AMI steamer ON Lake '"'fs'
TROY BOATS
CITY OF rnoArr SARATOGA leaves Pier &C. wc',
Iotsi daily cxce9t saturday p Express trsins Tor
Saacs" k George ,T%9 fTSgi ''S Z. 6
LAKE cEoEG,E Exc,'EsiioN. $50 Gool during scns,n
MWGS@m uRdWe1 @t@GnM@Oa
MlMMY POWELL
WILL REsl Me HER , TRIPS
- p A.. w.. 22i,, a:so 81 cs@IrGeys -"
-. NJ. making the Usual lanines.
III d,y NJ { + NJ rom Pier IS foot Of West In ST.,
clEHcct!rr with Boston and Albany r. X.
NATsK1LI. MOUNTAINS Steamers KAATERSNIif.
Pier * u West ilhs. meeting with cniskI!
Mountain and 4, ~ Il. X aud The new oiis E!etai.rs
Railway tie summit. Directory 81 Summer Hotels
and boarding houses walled FREQ. ~ pier
ID ANSDEIL LINE-s'eam~rs leave Pier - So-'h
IL River FOOT Fraukn-.t. or Cians'ons, W.T. Point
Col. Spring Cornwall. Flshkl Landing ara Nr"hlfs al
, M sunday =. m la-Idsi.. North River. 20 a. m
LIVINGSTON LINE foot Of Yves; 10Th street.
IN DALI at p 81 Saturdays a. O'Clock Arriving
at P.rdouf Gao J. " Connecting With .; al "ln for
all point. in Ca,skll mo"nta'n.
SAJGERrlEs and %. cATsKl1I% .s''am'rs sac
- ETrIE~ and ULSTER l'a'" iithF'. y x. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 79h-st nrl Boi'era~'.
E"r. NJ HALDEMAN. ras'oi ~ p''nchias srffi ~.
ruti third Lords DAY. sept n'lc. lV Ihs s" d"
., a. ~ Prayer meeting. Friday evening" -" D. in
urn, the month Il July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

FIFTH AvENrn PRrspYTrPIAH CHURCH. corner
:jtl.-sl.. Rev JOIN ,iALi. T. y. fas'or W." Roy.
pected 20 oiaca'e SUNDAY 10Th Inst. "rfio's at u
u. IL. and ! T.. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.. HARLEM
FIRST CTuRciI. l2is'-sf n"1r 2d-nte hry ). ~,
MIt%DORE H. r.. Pastor Morning scr zee ohIy, H -
o'clpc,. Tt"y r. n. MARI.iNG VIII preach
SECOND CIII ilCfI closed during July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

CHRIST CHURCH. Houleyard and ilsi,s pr }. y
ef1ipWAS Rector Rev. HERBERT SlllPNAN. Assist
nrt Mlns;cr.-Scrvice. ~ O'clock only SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

COACHMAN -Marr.ei' city Or country;
good careful and stylish driver: good
horseman. sober. honest and Industrious:
IL years city reference. can or address
lOl East 3Othrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madl
corner Il ibsServices sunday. July IL. IVA
q. II H. m Pastor. Rev. c. II. PARKHvRST. ID. d.
Rev CIIAi NCEY IS. GOODRICH VIII preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH jh-av" AMI 18th
al. Rev. HOWARD piIFiElD - D. fns'"T.- N v,.
cl,ses II.sp'atln helpful r"Efui tho ysai round f'F
JDsETTi GREI.NLFAF VIII 9fcldl o. II q. ~, 'fd
r. sunday school $3.50 a. III irnyc'-m'"'"s "''''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Amsterdam
ave. and iO5h-st-Preaching by the Pastor. Rev. JOHN
EAIrOM SHAW. u. H.. ut IL a. m. and y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

COACHMAN.-By Young Sweie: careful
driver. good rider; city or country. ref
erences +l4 4'h-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COACHNAN and GARDENER. Single:
thoroughly understands his business. care
ful driver; can milk II required. generally
ura.ul good reference. Address SCOTCH
MAN. Box -. Trlbuae Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

,uptsT1AN SCIENCE sERvIcES HOpcsON HALL"
aud 9Th Every Sunday morning. 10 IA Ser
,'no erhuraIev evening O'Clock. Mrs LAURA
IATUROp C. S. D.. Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

CENTRAL PEEsnYTERrAN CHURCH S,,h s;;vi be-
,u..n broadway ard Iih-av" Row WlsiOH Mf,ltbi,
SMITH ID d. Pastor i'rcarhng by "a" Rev. llEiiRlCk
JOHNSON L. D.. Of 6hicnro. at II a. m ana y p m
Chrie.,n hndcavor meeting Monday evening NJ = "n"
c.rllnlIN ln.icu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

COACHMAN. -competent. single Protest.
ant "a: medium size. experienced IN
care " horses and carriages. city or coun-
try. references. cOAtUMAN. % East 32d-
81 nrirnfe stahla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

COA6HMAN ard GROOM BY young man;
good careful driver. city or country: good
references. J. W. $40 East 44th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

CENTRAL BAPTIsT CHURCH W'at f2i-s'.' rear ~
,vc rcv - r. CHENEY Of Wsst SGp"ri"t Wis. vi
prc,ch SUNDAY II a. ana D. IN. SUNDAY 'ch"''
. D. N. All cordially welcome
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13
WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, Sept. II, ~ PM.
Weather, hazy; wind, light NE.
The Kaala will leave this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
The barkentine Planter will leave
for Laysan Island on Saturday.
The Senta will leave for Bus
sard's Inlet on next Wednesday.
Amongst over forty steamers at
present laid mp in the Tyne are
two 5000 tons dead weight boats,
one quite new and the other built
last year. Eight of the other large
steamers laid up have also all the
latest improvements and were built
since 1890.
The whaler Josephine is fitting
out at San Francisco for a cruise
in the South Seas for sperm whales.
She is starting a little earlier than
is customary, but it is intended
that she shall go further towards
the Antarctic in quest of whales
than is usual.
The city of Galveston, Texas, has
established new rules of wharfage,
which hereafter will be payable by
vessels. instead of cargo as hereto
fore. This very important change
for those merchants and shippers
doing business in Galveston, as it
practically increases the cost of a
ship while lying in port.
The Mexican Government has
signed a contract for the creation of
two new lines of steamers, two COM
mence business in two years time.
One line with three boats will
run between Mexican Gulf ports
with privilege Of extension to the
United States and Europe, and the
other (also with three boats) will
run between ports Of Pacific, and
can be extended to United States
and Central American ports. A
number Of resolutions in favor of
the encouragement and develop
ment of the Mexican Mercantile
Marine have just been voted by the
Mexican Congress, and the execu-
tive power is authorized to take all
the measures necessary to that end.
Eek.
Persons who are even now in
venting continuous screws for pro-
pellers, that is with the fanges
running clear around a shaft with
out intermission, do not know that
the first practical screw propeller,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13
NEW BATTLESHIP LIE CARNOT
Der Enormous Power Of Right.
Ahead and Right-Astern Fire.

& full description OF the powerful
new French battleship now in pro
cess of construction, and which has
been rechristened LIE Carnot, in
honor Of the dead President, is given
ia the current issue of the Naval and
Military Record. The vessel is
described as being practically a Sis
ter ship to the Charles Martel, which
was launched at Brest one year ago.
The length of the vessel is 396 feet,
her beam, II feet; her draught aft,
275 feet, and her displacement. II, SS2
tons. She has complete steel belt,
with maximum thickness of III
inches, and a curved steel deck 2.75
inches thick. Above the water line
there rises for an additional height
of feet steel belt of 4-inch armor.
The machinery Of the ship consists
of pair of compound vertical
engines with three cylinders, fed by
"a Lagrafelle & d'Allest boilers. At
95 revolutions, with forced draught,
1880 horsepower should be de-
yeloped, giving speed of Is knots,
and with So revolutions, with natural
draught, $500 horsepower, giving a
speed of about II knots. The cost
of the LIE Carnot will be-for the
ship, 100000; for her gun and
torpedo armament, G104, 900, and for
her machinery and boilers, G127, 200,
or, in all, 81, 191 200. The armament
will consist of two 11S-inch guns,
one in 14.6 inch turret forward and
the other in similar turret aft; two
100 inch guns, one in a 14.6 inch
turret on each beam; eight SIS inch
quick firing guns, mounted singly in
80 inch turrets, four on each beam;
four 25-inch quick-fring. II Is
inch quick firing and eight 1.45-inch
quick firing or Maxim automatic
guns. There will also be four above
water and two submerged torpedo
launching tubes. The most signifi-
cant, feature of the vessel issthe
enormous power of her right-ahead
and right-astern fire. In each case
this is furnished by one 11Sinch,
two 100 inch and four SIS inch, be-
sides smaller guns. Beam fire is
furnished by two 11.S-inch, one 1916
inch and four 5.5-inch guns, so that
in every direction the ship is often
sively strong to an exceptional
degree
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The Sailor of Today.

The modern sailor is a jack-of-all
| trades. He must be a good deal of
a soldier; and to make soldier of
the old-fashioned tar was an i'm
possibility ; he would have resent
ed the very attempt.
But now he must march and
drill on shore and know the "man-
ual of arms" and the bayonet drill
like the member of a regiment for
''shore duty" He may be called
upon to perform at any time. The
officers may even be called upon to
ride; and you know there is an old
adage that used to run, GAS awk-
ward as sailor on horseback"
He must be an artilleryman, and
know how to handle the howitzer
and the rapid-fire guns and the
"rattling Gatlings." Even then,
he has to be his own horse, and
pull the heavy pieces the way they
do fire-engines in the country-by
hand.
He must be a machinist, and
know the ponderous and yet deli
cate machinery of the breech.load-
ing guns in the same way that an
engine-driver knows his engine.
He must be able to use his mon
key-wrench and oil can and
keep the great guns bright and
clean by constant polishing.
He must know something of cleo
tricity, and how to manage the big
shark-like torpedoes that are dis
charged under water from tubes in
the ships sides, and the search
light that turns night into day.
He must be a coal-heaver, and turn
to and help "coal ship" And
besides all this, he must learn what
every sailor has to know-how to
tie knots, splice ropes, use a paint
brush, wash his own clothes, drill
with cutlass and pistol, row boat,
and know how to signal, like a
telegraph operator, with the wig
wag" flags. So you see a sailor is
pretty busy man, and on many
ships he never has to furl sail or
60 aloft at all. In fact, nearly
third of the whole crew is employed
about the engines. Every man has
his ships number; it is on his
clothes, and his locker where he
keeps them, on his hammock, and
stamped OF his magazine rifle and
his requirements. He has his
station in case of fire, and when
going into action or manning the
pumps. Everything must be like
clock-work, no matter what turns
up. a sense Of duty and obedience
to discipline he must always have
before him.--Pacific American.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
Sept 12-Volcano: G II Wetmore and wife.
Mrs Z Boston, J Terrill. w Horsfall
DIR II Laidlaw and wife, Mrs NJ B Kendall
and daughter, Mrs Ida Hancock, G A Han
cock, S i Penrose, D H Walzen, 9 II
Felts. Mrs S r Kay, Y Katzer, II Collier,
Miss Tanner. Way ports: Miss IL Austin,
r A LYMAN, Mrs A Wall and child, Mrs J
Reinhardt, Father Leonore and boy, Mrs
A Inman and child, Katsumatsu, Goudie,
w Eddie. G. V Iaknis. IL Ito, G Williams
and 6 children, Sam Parker, VIM Mersberg,
Mrs T II Hughes and daughter, VIM Ber-
lowitz, G X Mcguire, NJ Osorlo and chill
dren, Sam Smith1es, G A Spreckels, j
Hoffacker, G B Wells, w II Daniels, Mrs
Marques. Young Young, NJ Tucton, w Y
Horner, w Y Horner, Jr, Miss NJ Horner,
Mrs Decota, and Y on deck.
From Kauai, per stmr James Makee,
Sept 12-Col u S Spalding, VIM Blaisdell,
VIM cassie, NJ d Monsarrat. Miss h Mita-
mura, Master w Vida, Mura, and deck
passengers.
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Steamships will leave for and arrive from
Gan Francisco, on the following dates, till
the close of 1894.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13

A telegraph line now traverses the
Cobb desert, in China, 5000 miles in
length.
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Full moon September Il, at $50 pm.
Time Whistle blows at III. 2Snl, 34s. Pm Of
Honolulu time. which Is the same as l2h. Unl. o..
Of Greenwich time.
For every 1000 feet of distance of the observer
from the Custom House) allow one second for
transmission OF sound, or seconds TO q statute
mile
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that of Francis Smith, was made
of wood upon this plan. Accident
ally one Of the fanges was broken
by striking something when the
speed of the vessel at once in
creased. The inventors at once
took the hint and made a new
screw upon this plan with good re-
sults.-The Engineer New York J