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Governor Northen. Of Georgia,
has appointed Patrick Walsh, editor
ef the Augusta Chronicle. United
States senator, 70 succeed Senator
Colquitt. Nr. Walsh was not q
candidate, and protested from the
beginingag against tho presentation Of
his name by bis friends, having
been loyal supporter Of Major
Cumming for the place. lie has long
been recognized a. y most intimate
friend and supporter IN public life
Of Governor Nortben. lie VAS also
one Of Mr. ColquItt's strongest sup
porters in the several campaigns Of
the latter for governor. lie was
afterward a member Of tee Demo
cratic national committee, which
oiiice be resigned a few years ago.
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When you see the hills away of
Lookin' green an cold an blue
1t is time to take day Off
With the daisies an the dew.
Don't you wish
For fish,
When the trees are goin' s'swish -
When you hear the birds a. a.singin'
An the cattle bell ringin'
An the honeysuckles swingin'-
Don't you wish
When March is hcadin' May off,
With a rumple in his curls,
1t is time to take a day off
Huntin' violets with the girls.
Dou't you pine
For the shine
OF the meadows fair an fine?
For the lillied rills a. flowin',
For the woods with blossoms blowin'
For the world with beauty CLOWN -
Don't you pine? -Ex.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-12

"Weil, well Didn't ever hear Of a
grin like Cheshire cat p Why,
you see, q man down in Cheshire
had cat which grinned and grinned
until there was nothing left Of the
cat bnt the grin. just as some scrof-
ulous.people. who don't know Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
get cough, and then cough and
cough until there is nothing left OF
them TO erect monument TO but
the cough.
The Golden Medical Discovery"
is The most effective, anti-billioss,
anti dyspeptic. strength-giying rem
edy extant. For weak lungs, ling
ering coughs, splitting Of blood +,
scrofula, sores. pimplcs aud ulccrs.
it is wonderful and efilcacious
remedy.
It's manufacturer guarantee it TO
do all that they claim, or money is
returned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-12
you CAN DO 1T
BY shipping aud Clipping You Get
$24 Value for Ten Cents.

ny SHiPptnb "uu Niipptng iou Uet
$24 Value for Ten Cents.
just think Of the delights of a
trip all over our own country from
Alaska to the Gulf of Mexlcol And
just think of able to do it in easy
stages, of ten cents "a stage" in
cluding the services of a guide! Yet.
that is just what The Pitisburg
Times propose to do for you. Re-
alistic pictures from every part Of
America, done in new process in
delible typogravure delneate the
journey. The incompatible, world
famed traveller and lecturer, Prof.
George Il. Cramwell is the guide.
Journalistic enterprise is the con.
ductor of the trip.
"America from Alaska 10 the
Gulf of Mexico.' will be published
IN weekly series of sixteen views
(ench view l1x13t inches, fully
worth s1.50). and will embrace the
physical aud scenic wonders of our
own land, the whole edited by Prof.
g. II. Cramwell. Each series will
be enclosed ia handsome covers.
70 any of the readers OF The Pitts
burg Times who will cut out six
coupons, differently numbered, and
bring or send them to The Pittsburg
Times oflice with ten cents TO cover
cost OF handling, The Times will
give or mail tho fret series which
will be ready March 10th, and which
contains the following views: The
Capitol Washington; The Common,
Boston, Printing House Square.
New York; Seven Falls. Cheyenne
Cannon. Colorado. Chestnut St.
Philadelphia; Yellowstone Falls,
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There will be new series each
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sumo terms. Order The Pitisburg
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in your locality write for terms to
agents. Sample copies OF America
re on exhibition at all principal
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-12

A man bought a pair Of shoes for
s.. lie paid for them with $50
bill, which the shoe dealer bad
changed at the bank. The man
took the shoes aud $40 change and
was gone, forever, when Tho cashier
Of the bank rushed in, saying that
the bill was counterfeit, and the shoe
dealer was compelled 10 redeem IL.
How much did he lose ?--Ex.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-12

There is more Catarrh IN this
section OF the country than all other
diseases put together, and until tile
last few years was supposed TO be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced il a local dis
case, and prescribed local remedies.
and by constantly failing TO cure
with local treatment, pronounced it
incurablo. Science has proved ca
tarrh TO bo a constitutional disease.
and therefore requires constitutions
al treatment HILLS Catarrh Cure.
manufactured By +. J Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio. is The only con-
siituiionm cure on the market IL
is taken internally in doses from 10
to a teaspoonful. II acts directly oa
the blood aud mucous snrfaces Of
the system They offor one hnn-
dred dollars for any case it fails 20
cure Send for circulars and testi-
monials. Address.
A.. y. CHFNEY & co. Toledo. O.
5 Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-12

The New York World never waits
to be driven along the path OF pro-
gress by sharp competition, but
Keeps so far in the lead that compe-
tition ia On impossibility. Its rep
utation as an incompatible newspa.
per is fully established. 1t is Inde.
pendent and Fearless, working at
all times for the best interests OF the
people, and never for the selfish
ends Of any ring or individual. 1t
has alwas been unrelentlng in its
warfare against oppression OF all
kinds, supporting tho right and
condemning the wrong whenever
found. IL gives all the news OF the
entire world, as well as of every
political party and faction. Thus
making it indispensable to every
person. be he Democrat, Republi-
can or PopuIist, who desire to keep
we'll informed. It's miscellaneous
articles are fresh, well selected and
interesting. It's pages devoted to
Home, Fashion and Agriculture are
replete with articles Of valuable and
interesting information to all. The
Tariff Mule" articles now running
IN the Weekly World have become
celebrated on account Of the plain.
practical way in which the Tariff
question is presented. IL is a large
12-page, 6~column, paper for only
s1.00 year. We have succeeded
in making special arrangements by
which we can furnish The AaGUs
and The Weekly World ono year
both for only -.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-12

I" Yes, and several times before
morning you talked through your
hat. believe you men folks mako
use of some such expression. don't
you? When you awoke and real
lied the situation, you thought l
had been trying to be funny"
Mrs. Bowser, you--you didn't
get telegram that your mother
was dead ?''
"Oh, no, mother is enjoying
splendid health. Nothing has hap
pened to suddenly dethrcnc my
reason, Mr.. Bowser."
" But YOU are great hand to
dream vivid dreams. Your dreams
are sometimes so realistic that you
scream out aud wake me up
Yes, L know, but | don't get
out of bed and go down stairs and
find you en- the steps. 1t doesn't
take me ten minutes to get you up
stairs, and you don't kick over
chairs and yell out that you can
lick the whole police force. 1t is
no use to deny facts, Mr.. Bowser.
You say it was only half past 10
o'clock. /"
"Ill stake my life on it."
" And yet looked at your watch
aud il had stopped at $40"
Mr.. Bowser simply sat and glared
at her with open mouth.
"lm not complaining," she
quietly continued. "lt isn't such
dreadful thing for a husband to
go to the club aud come home
swizzled and go to bed with his
clothes on. ] expect that nine out
of ten do it. Only they shouldn't
get up next morning and lay it all
On their wives, you know"
There was silence for the next
two minutcs--silence so thick that
it could have been sliced off like
cold ham. Then Mr.. Bowser arose
and said.
"Woman, you have reached the
limit-the dead line! FoI the sake
OF our child | have borne much.
Hoping that you woull in time set
tie down into loving, sensible
wife, have put up and put up and
exercised the patience of saint.
This ends it -
"Your lawyer will see me in the
morning, | suppose 2" queried Mrs.
Bowser as she started TO leave the
room.
Gle will, he viii ! lie will be
instructed to arrange everything as
amicably as possible !
AT the breakfast table next morn.
ing Mr.. Bowser was unusually jolly,
and as he flushed the meal he pull.
cd out the family pocketb)ok ard
said:
"Mrs. Bowser, you've been cut
rather short for the last two or
three weeks, and you'd better take
this twenty to sort or even you up.
I'll get tickets for the theatre to.
night, and tomorrow yon'd better
go down to the cloak sale and sec
what you can fiud to suit you"
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SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIa.

II you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease, write to N. w. FITZGERALD,
Washington. ID. q. He is citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-12

Fown Oihciais.
Mazor-Julius K Monroe.
Rsoordsr-Fellx Elliott. Jr.
csanoii nsn y. Ami Martin. VIM r. Manear,
W4rshe' g. Fsather. VIII A. Thomas and j..
''iSs' Ts W sergsant-csaries W. Dorsey.
societies
RulQats Of Pythlas--r,odge meets every Tuos-
dny evening at their hall over j. " Bieker's
tore ~ 790 O'Clock.
Inaepeaseat order o. oad Fellow Lodge
Bishops block AZ $50 O'Clock.
Golden Ruio Euoanpment, No. 30. 7. .. o. r.
meats First ani Third Monday evcuinTs ~
each month. IN the odd Feliows Hail. over the
postoice.
The niooon Iont order of Good Tempiars :
r,9fre nssts every Friday evening. in tne I. o
o. y. astt. a. 7:3) o'clock.
Nlny PHILIP tribe No. Is. Iuproved order of
o'cloo< W the Knights Of Pythlas Han over
BLAZERS store.
Klnaw,,a counon. No. s., Junior order mi
rasf4v svs1iag AZ o'clock In The odd Pol
lows Hall over tho Postoflce.
9,,iq ~, sa ,sa9 eso6 e spa month A.
n. n the Knights % Fytbias iiali over Bakers
Charehes.
NE church " " Rider. Pastor
ssrvioss -Prsaohing ovory sunday NJ t0.30a mi.
a4f7p. -. sun lay school q p. ~, Class
- gso. F''''' 4'''''' ''''' ''''''' '''''s -
Baptist chnrch-Rev ,. ,. Mullaney. Pastor.
ss-iesi AZ - an 4 rouyth sunday IN each
wsstlss. first aud Third sundays at7,P. N.
e-ssssts.isn o churoh--Rov. p. E. Armstrong
's+sos, sss- meeting every Wednesday evening.
.oaag school At = ".
AZ y. church -Rev. r. s. smith. Pastor
etsaint fpaeth santag "a eeea n11t1
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-12

DR. Piorce's Pellets cure constipa.
tiou. piles, sick headache, and indl.
gestion, or dyspepsia.
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Haaras 0fElncafIan.

BGaPas OF EDUCATION.
I'M Feather President
.,...,s n,.,r;o, Capt J L. Murdoch, Sss
~'hs ToS1 D''''O'' DR.. NJ n. Powell
NJ. 9. Gibson
(B. r. Cobun, Pros.
<n DR.. J. A. Cox, Soc.
va"sS !. s. Lear
Nicholas POsten.
TT. NJ Clayton Pres.
u. j. Gibson, Sec.
sfyvA Geo. 9. Shaw
DIR. U. W. Showaltor.
~. ". Baker, Pres.
~ william LOughridge, Sec
Hoeo W. A. Watson
DR.. VI. n. Prondfoot
(Jacob j. Guseman. Pres
,.,. John w. Bili. Sec'y.
rofusn' Samuel 3. Fresland.
q. c. Lee.
fJulius Scherr, Pros.
Lloyd shsdcr, Sec.
union r. p. King.
David s. Wilt.
r. j. Martin, Pres.
-. w. II. RINGER. Sec.
fieasaht ! Wm. q Ringer.
tI. W Hartman
dos g. Arnold Pres.
John r. Feather SEQ.
ofant W. N. Wolfe
lAsa X. Frazee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-12
Magistrates.

MAgls. rates.
Kluzwooi District, Joseph NJ. Goodwin and
Joseph 4. Miller.
vellev, VI VI. Martin and A. J. DeBerry.
Lyon. Eugene Hug gins aud James HcGec.
Reno. n. III. Wh3eier and Lucas Forman.
Uaion, Julius Scheer aud A. NJ. Berry.
Portland, ' J ahn W. uili and Albert @ Mason.
Pleasant, Levi z. Miller and d. II. Martin.
9yAnt, j. II. Feather and j. +. Bird.
ConstahIes.
Bingwood Thomas Hawkor ard Geo r. Hof-
man.
Valley. Enanual Dixon ana J. r. Watson.
Lyon. I. w. Criss and w. B. Taylor.
Rero. II. NJ Halbritter and 9. " Wideuour.
Union, ID. W. Myers and Geo. Geissmsn
Portland. W. A. MeGinnls and W. f. Shroyer
Pleasant, J. 8. Kelly and j. VI. shaw.
Grant, s. f. Conner and J. w. Micbaels.
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nonse of pelegales.

uoHst OF DtItSBttS.
East Sde-Christian Hartmeycr. Bruceton.
West Side-Amos Hartley, Masontown.
Sherif-LeRov Shaw.
DEPUTY smERtFFs.
Kingwsoi bistrict-Luther MeMiIIen,
yalley-None.
Beuo-c. N. RIdeaour
s9son-aeorge Geissnan.
Portland
Grant Albert n. Fearer.
Pieasant-J sseph NJ. Shaw.
Gerk Circuit Court--John w. watson.
Clerk County Court--J. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney--D. n Wotring.
Couuty Sarveyor--A. r. Nc Mllen.
SHpt. OF Schools-Lorain Fortney.
Assessor East Side, Gabriel Puliam.
- West side. Wm K. Manear.
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Cogr,s Convene.

Circuit court--Naroh ~. September I. and
Dece nber II.
coanty Court First Monday nJanuary. April.
July and October.
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gisssllaHs0as SarDs.

Practice in Preston and adjoin-
ing counties, in the Supreme Court
Of Appeals, aud Federal Courts.
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DIRECTORY.
State Omciai.

coverncr--wiiiiam A. Maocorkle, Kanawha
oounfy.
secretary Of statc-wiliam x. Chiffon. Ka-
hawha county.
Adsitor-Issac " Johnson, Barbour county
Treasurer--John NJ. Rowan. Monroe county
Attorney seneral-r ). Riley. Ohio county.
Asst. Attorney Scn'l--O. ID. Cook. Ohio county.
Adlotant General--Janes A. HolIey. Lincoln
county.
state Librarisa-Charles Hagan, Marion Co.
Private sec'y 20 Gov John B. White.
c.isf clerk Aaditor's Q hce-wnl; A: cracrait.
S1pt SchOols' IT j. Grass.
Troasurcr's Percy Rowan
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sasrsns cenri OF appeals.


w. English President. Mason county.
Henry Brannon, Lewis Co.
Homer VI. Holt, Grcenbricr Co.
N. II. Dent, Taylor Co.
Sol. Charles uedricx. Crior. Kanawha county.
~. =. Long. CLERK, Kanawha Co.
n. 3. Riley. Reporter. Ohio county.
convoaes at Chlrleston Second Wednesday in
annary; Wheeling. drst Wednesday I'm juno {:
eharlestown. irst Wednesday In september.
UNITED STATES COURT.
Jsize-I. jackson. Parkersburg. Wood Co.
elerx-I. Y. Moore, Clarksburg, Harrison Co.
q. ). District Att'y--C. c. Watts Charleston.
anawha county.
Asst. Dist. Attorney-stuart f. Walker. Mar
tnsburg. Berkeley county.
U. y. harshal~-S. s. Vinson, Wayne county.
Ohief Dsputy-A. II. Garden, Ohio county.
United states senator's.
ohsries J. Faulkner, Martlnsburg. Berkley
ounty.
johnson N. Camden Parkcrsburg Wood Co.
Members 0fC0ngress.
FIRST Distrlct-Join .. Pendieton. Wheeling.
hio County.
sese1d oistrlct-w william L. Wilson, Charles.
.own. Jefferson Co.
Third pistrct-Jobn D. Anderson. Nicholas c.
H., Nicholas County.
Fourth District-James Capehart Point Pleas
ant. Mason county,
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Judge. Th.ri ~ tIeiai District.
Joseph T. Hoke, Kink "a d, Preston County.
COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS.
N. Goodwin and d. NJ. wotring.
COMI SsfONERs IN CHANCERY.
ID. VI. Wotring Nell J. Fortney James A.
jackson and w NJ. o. Dawson.
REC HvER OF THE COURT.
ol- James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COURT.
Valley. Mason Watson. President.
Kin1wood. j. L. Mckenzie.
LYON, ID Dtvid J. Walls
Ron ,, Noses r. Sinclair.
Portland, william A. MoGinnis.
Grant Samuel Il. Conner,
Pleasant, Ben a. Conner.
Union, Page X. McCrun
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UNITED sTATEs COURT
state scnalors-EIeYenth District

William G.. WorIey. Kingwood, Preston Co.
Aipheus Garrison, Nonongalia Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune has received IS from "E. G. :" for
the family of the colored girl for whom an appeal
published yesterday.
The First Moravian Church. Lexington-ave. and
Thirteth-st., will be rcopened tomorrow. after
having been much improved by extensive repairs
Special services with good music. will be held at
II a. m. and 7:ij D. m. Preaching in the morning
by the Rev Edward T Klucc OF Bethlehem. Penn
and in the evening by the Rev. William II. Rice
OF NewDorp, S. l.
\ dress rehearsal OF Alexander Blacks picture
play. Miss Jerry" will be given on Tuesday even
ing at the Carbon studio. No West Sixtcenthst
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church the pastor
the Rev. w II. p. Faunce. will begin tomorrow
evening q series OF sermons on THE Social Mes
OF Christ
Assistant Secretary Hamln. OF the Treasury De-
partment. was at the Custom House yesterday for
a short time II was one OF his usual business
visits which he makes for the purpose OF talking
over the affairs OF the Custom House with col
lector Kbreth
Mornay Williams OF the New-York Bar will adj
dress young men a personal purity topic In As
ISOLATION Hall Twenty-thrd-st. and Fourth-ave
tomorrow at p. IN. The Moody Male Quartet. OF
Chicago will sing.
Policeman Philip Knopp OF the Highbrdgc police
station, who accidentally shot In the LETT
breast on Thursday at his home. In Anderson ave.
near Orchard-st while taking his revolver from
his infant daughter. died in the Fordham Hos
pital yesterday afternoon. He appeared to be get
ting along all right until seized with a fainting
spell. when he suddenly expired
Dr. W A p. Martin. president OF tho Imperial
College. Picking. has just returned to this country
on leave of absence for his health. He Will make
an address on China tomorrow evening in the
WASHINGTON Heights Presbyterian Church. Am
stcrdam-ave. and One-hundred and nity-
In view OF the present state OF Chinese AFFAIRS
special interest is taken IN the lecture
After an absence OF two months abroad, the Rev
D. Parker Morgan. accompanied by Mrs Morgan.
returned yesterday to Ncw-York DR. Morgan will
ofrciate as usual tomorrow in the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest.
Frank Moss. attorney for the Society for the
Prevention OF Crime will address young men nj
the East Eighty-sixth-st. branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow al =. m
There will be vocal solos by f. X. 'onant and
Harper G. Smyth. u. W Robertson. "tumhl"roni-
con- sooist will give appropriate selections. Men
are invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
THEIR VALIANT SERVICE RECOGNIZED

The underwriters and owners OF the British
steamship Capac in view of the meritorous ser
vices of the captain and officers in saving the
steamer and cargo from destruction by fire. which
ragged In her bunkers for eight days while she was
at recently off the Brazilian coast, met in
formally in the committee room OF the National
Board of Marine Underwriters yesterday. 6. l..
Dcspard. of the London Assurance Company, in
appropriate terms expressed his pleasure be-
half Of his fellow underwriters and the owners Of
the ship. In presenting gold watches and chains 10
Captain T. Thomas. the commander of the Capac.
and to John G.. Kish and +. A. Smith respectively.
her first and third officers. evidence of the APP
probation OF their services Captain Thomas re-
sponded gracefully, and with his officers mani
Tested much surprise and pleasure at the recogni-
ton of what they apparently considered was only
the performance of duty.
Among tfose present to commend ana congratu-
late the captain and his officers were John w.
Grace chairman of the Board of Directors OF the
New-York and Pacific Steamship Company, owners
OF the Capac; William A. Walker and Joseph G.
Hughes, the average adjusters. Percy Chubb attor-
ney for the New-Yo rk Marine Underwriters: r.. =.
Atwood. president of the Maritime Association:
Edward Eyre. director OF the New York and Pa
cihc Steamship Company; l.. A. Wright. manager
pany; Alfred s. Snow. of W. r. Grace Co; Cap
tain j. j. Riley. manager Mannheim Insurance
Company: Captain c. W. Hullah master of the
steamship Coya, and w. w. Caldwell. OF the New
York and Pacific Steamship Company and secre-
tary Of the Maritime Association.
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TILES or HEiTY GdLES At SEA.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE STEAMER CO.
IrMnIA COMES BATTERED INTo PORT
DAMAGE TO VESSELS FROM
DOWN THE COAST.

All incoming vessels yesterday brought news 81
the damage caused by the recent cyclone, ana some
OF them bore evidence Of It's fury in missing spars
and split sails or damage done about their decks.
The Hamburg American steamer Columbia, from
Hamburg and southampton, arrived here yesterday
after a rough voyage she began 10 get strong
southerly winds a. she got into the channel.
The wind gradually increased to a gale ana finally
TO a hurricane, accompanied by tremendous seas.
At B D. m. on September 80 an enormous wave broke
over the steamers bows sweeping everything be-
,ore II and smashing the starbodrI rail for about
twenty feet, The starboard lifebOat lifted from
rs checks and other minor damage was done. After
a few hours the storm moderated. one of the sail
| ors was then reported missing from his station He
was G. A. Olsen. forty-fve years Old native OF
Hamburg. He was doubt. washed overheard at
the time the great wave boarded the steamer.
on Monday. October l. the wind hauled to the
southwest and blew with terrific force for twenty
four hours. Then 1t shifted TO the northeast and
blew for another twentyfour hours. II then gradu-
ally hauled around and ended in northeast All
the time there was a tremendous sea running After
October the had heavy head seas and
variable winds to port The officers of the Columbia
said il of the worst passages the vessel had
ever had
The three-masted schooner Clara r. Bergen Of
! Port Jefferson which sailed from there Septem
Der "a with cargo Of cement for Charleston. : c..
returned u port this morning and was towed up
to Red Hook by the tug Ida l.. Tebo. Her mizzen
gone close to the deck. and her captain
reported terrible experience in the gale off Cape
| Henry. He said he had never such sea In
| the whole course Of his seaiaring experience.
The Spanish Line steamer Panama, from Ha-
! vana which arrived here yesterday reported rough
weather of the coast She left Havana on Septem-
be 80 and twenty four hours before she sailed news
received of the disastrous food on the island
| Of Cuba. caused by the great rainfall which &C
! companied the recent cyclone. II was thought in
Havana that 200 lives had been lost and the sugar
| crop damaged TO the extent OF 100000.
! The steamer Tyrian arrived in the harbor last
night from Gbara, whittier she had gone for a
cargo of bananas. None to be had, however.
The plantations for miles in the end Of Cuba
had been devastated. About Banes. 10000 lunches
! of the fruit IL estimated, had been ruined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Conference Of Committee Of Seventy. No 30 Mas
sau-st, il a. m.
State Democracy conference Cooper Union. 3
+. m.
Democratic State Committee. Park Avenue Hotel
noon.
Kings County Republican conference
NewYork Jockey Club races Morris Park, z p m
Queens County Jockey Club races, Aqueduct. 2l5
p.
Yalc-Crescent football match. Eastern PARK
Brooklyn, 2:30 p
Newly York Baltimore Temple Cup baseball match
Polo Grounds. p.
Trotting races at Fleetwood Park, p m.
Republican mass-meeting. No. I7 West Thirty
second-st.. p m.
Annual cambake OF Larchmont Yacht Club
Larchmont.
Wesleyan Orange football match, Orange oval
2:30 p m.
Close of the Wild West Show, Ambrose Park
evening
Brooklyn Young Mems Democratic Club. No. a
Court-st, p. m.