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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

Mn MELVIN LEE, an honored soldier
of the National Military home, Leaven-
worth. ,kas.i says Il had ,catarth of the
stomach and could not eat anything
without suffering great distress. My feet
and hands were badly swollen, and | be-
came SO weak that | could st up only "A
part Of the time. In this condition | APP
piled to Drs. Copeland & Branannu FOR re-
lief from my suffering. They made an cN-
animation Of my case and put me under q
course Of treatment Under their careful
and skilful attention I have grown quite
strong have gained % pounds In weight.
| have no pain. and can eat and relish any
Kind OF food. ! can work al the time. l
can cheerfuly recommend the treatment
OF these doctors TO any persons suffering
from catarfh OF the head and stomach, as
] feel that IL is to them / owe my present
good health and strength"
MIR j.. JACOBUS car Inspector OF the
*. c., +. S. & NJ. railroad. residing at Fort
Scott, Eas., has this to say: Il had terri
be pains IN my head. My eyes were weak
and watory. My nose was stopped up and
my throat was sore. | lost flesh and
strength rapidly. | was nervous ana could
not sleep In short / was a wreck geuer-
ally Having taken n course OF treatment
from Drs. Copeland & Brananan, am
now relieved Of all these symptoms. have
gained pounds and have become strong,
and feel ike n different man The treat
inent Of these skllfu physicians has
worked wonders in my case"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
ALTCAR COURSlNG MEETING.
Sport Was Good Yesterday, but tho Finals
In the Stakes Could Not lie Com
plpted,

Goodland. Kas., oct. 26,-This was the
best day of the AltCar Coursing Club ;
meeting. Hares were plentiful enough and
fifteen courses and two no courses were
run off by o'clock But for the slow prog
ress made during the past three days both
stakes would have been finished to-day. AS
it is, the semi-iinals ana finals will have to
be run OFF Monday morning. The second
round of the Altcar Produce stakes was
concluded this morning 10y Alarcas beating
Qu!cl-stitch, and Van Bruce running a bye.
In the third round, Miller's Maid, Fox
Lake, Wis, beat Lady Glen, Chicago; Van
Bree, indianapolis, beat Beatrice Bartels
Master Dennis, Chicago. beat Bonfire. Den
yer; Marcus, Rawlins Wyo., beat Van
Brulte, Indianapolis. In the second round
of the Altcar cup. Beau Brummell, Denver,
beat kirk Glen, oxford, ,kas,; Naletta, Col
orado Springs, beat Brilliant, Denver; Won
Ollie, Indianapolis beat Pearl, st. Louis
Byna. St Louis. ran bye Millers Rabbit,
Goodland beat Vizier, Colorado Springs;
s., Clair, Chicago, beat Dakota, Fox Lake;
beat Naletta; Diana beat Van Ollie, st.
Clair ran bye, Sorrento being lame
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

New York, oct ga number OF horses
Kecne We're sold al auction at Morris
park to-day, and fairly good prices We're
realized. The following brought $1,000 or
over:
Hornplpe, b. c., 4, by Mr.. Pckwlck- Round
-Agttator, ch, g, 8, by Exle-Athlene. C,
>. Irish Reel, ch, T.. 8, by Rayon Dor Ella
r., J. Sheridan. $l100,
Gold Crest, ch. c., 2 by Ben D. r-Prncess
lskra, ". /. Powers, $1,000,
down j. Mccy6rmacR, $500. Ne'4''e- 'A'
Roundsman, b: q, by Inspector B.-Hayti.
j. a. Bennett, 500.
Damgel, ch f.,.2,, by Ktnglike-stonecrop.
Duke Brothers, s., 100.
Ben Amelia, 3. c., 2, by Ben Ami-P Prose,
o. Il. Byrnes $1,000.
>, ,G.smonde,. B. T., 2, by Himyar-Bravoura,
Connoisseur, ch, s., 3, by Sir Mondred-
Didianne. j. Il. Seagram. $4,000
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
A Months Treatment Free,
The Tried Treatment That cures with All
Medicine Given Absolutely Free
for One Month.

Any person who may be afflicted with
asthma. bronchitis, chronic throat disease
and who is now prompted by the mrs,
warning chill OF winter to seek good medi'
cal Institute for a course OF treatment be-
fore November l. will receive one month s
treatment free
Any person who may be a sufferer from
nasal catarrh OF from catarrhal deafness
or from any chronic catarrhal disease OF
the lungs, liver. stomach, bowels or from
any other ailinent of a chronic character,
ana applies for n course OF treatment be-
fore November I. Will receive one month 9
treatment and medicines free, and shan hc
given during that one month the same care
and attention that he would receive II he
were paying the regular rate Of s. a month
This ofer is limited. however, to those who
apply during the specified time.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
TO MEET IOWA NEXT SATURDAY
Kansn. Men Aro Ro,Jy for the Fray aud
Expect to Put n 'ttonE Eleven
In the IteIi.

rsr,r,,co t.,s ~. oe fsractaiN r-bs
,oofboii zane heivvSen ne Kanses 1niver-
Iny I'm T,awrence is already bee4nniug to
'V'itn g1t' 's'5,rotio e,ib,,s,ss,, aTnnr IN,
s,irto,tars of ,bD tsei1sse i@sni n ,ylu ba
az ,rst az. ,ttV,,,i ~ ,t, so,s,, u, az
y,sf and yyui one, Tho Iyeatsrn t,roptie
., - r",n,s III" 80, ,6. t,o sf.t.s
h.. iba only big on" II, tha state and tha
.,,r,,rtC,s =, T. -. , C.,,,, SiN 1,,'t 80,
,t,,l. arr olr.ai, ,r,Li', arr,ifsain,rt. tn
mn o'it I'm iargs n,i,,,Tars Tbere y,iu nr,b
grGG .,ra,s ,,i,,y" s;t Tr,n,i t,,in yyiii
t. rras,tf a,J 10 in,''.i ~ isrsst ,cIii have
L.ln ,r01o6 ~ un a. s,.b ~ ,,iiSb" bv tbat
time fiaf fbe turn0ut viii be immense
I{aports have seid tbgt fbe Iowa team bas
~, V,,rtiov ,d Trd Ia ,is,fyoc,oS" ,So
antborifi,- tho teo,1 bsing draoriaiiv ON.
ha-rasseI and there beIrf no rGriilar S,ach
luf many look upop those rep6rtS az Nav
irr boon rant oiit ON r,,,r,,ose 10 tnisie,5
IN. or6osiug tea,ns ,rhare nre sevorli
members of last wears team who will line
nn o io5 the Fsme aWons them bong Leigh eth
,ST' ief b,ifba,li. ij,Iis fnIu',Tt Sni
others Tho mn team "a as follows - il
has pIaved so far tb0uah thara NAV be n
.n,Nt saturday: Hoibro5k. loft end: Wtlkar
irft mara pnwers Isfi foctiat rvTrs1,r,'
center, leighton, right guard: stanton,
auartcrback; Gaines riEht haIfhaai. s
GoI.ir,n. Ipft haifbarlt. Uobbs filIb, Il, -
Tha Kansas team las been mra,tieInr
cypr since tIo onenint, Of tba ran -no 5,i,
and h. In faIrlv rood shane If has Eni
no hard pames ami II lis iu,p,ssfblo to
ian what The team ,y1l do tbontrb mo
ont question. They are not ali stnrs brt
tE,,. 49,, rsr,i,,, -. ,,.tt.,'' - ~ ~
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

afrord TO spend a small part Of It out Of
curiosity i am tired OF hearing these fell
lows talk and want them 10 fight Here Is
S.pp for one Of them to pick w. | won't I
charge a cent TO the forty men who arc
admitted and won't make = cent out OF
tho fight lf they don't want to flght. they
are newspaper fighters, not prize fight
er~."
when asked whore he expected to pull
on the mill. Brodie declined to name the
exact locality
take place In the state Of New York.
have pulled OF fights hete before and
can do it again | won't advertise H. ]
VIII simply notify the men whore to come,
ana the first the public knows Of II, II Will
read the account OF the battle. That Is the
way TO fight"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

st. Louis, Oct. 26.-After reading the dis
patch from New York of to-day regarding
League of American Wheelmen in taking
action on the charges against Messrs.
Gabanne, Titus and Murphy, MIR. Douglas
W. Roberts, the St. Louis member of the
l.. A.. w. racing board, who investigated
the charges of fixing races against the
gentlemen mentioned, explained the delay
in announcing the result to an Associated
Press reporter as follows:
The board" he said, was ready to an
nounce the decision when Mr.. Spaulding,
the mems employer. asked for time TO sub
init more evidence, and at the same time
this occurred the confession of Murphy
that Titus had proposed to him to arrau ee
the races was received This necesstated
the resubmission of the case The de-
cision, Mr. Roberts stated will in all prob
abillty be announced next Meek.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

nor the Boston A. c. were able to score
this afternoon Yale was outclassed by an
average OF twenty pounds in the line, but
stopped the dying interference Well. Her in-
terference on the offensive, however was
badly broken up.
For Yale. Chadwick, Jerrems and Renia-
min put up star game. and Anthony. Cur
It's and Burt Waters did the best work for
Boston. Yale gained more ground than
Boston and should have scored. the game
ending with the ball on Boston's one-yard
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

London, Oct. 26.-It has been learned by
the Associated Press that the withdrawal
of the challenge of MIR. Charles ID. Rose for
the Americas cup will not affect the In
tentions OF Mr.. Herbert Muir, the wealthy
Australian merchant regarding the yacht,
a syndicate for the purpose of challenging
for the, America's cup In 1896 The Western
Australians are to hold a big banquet in
a distinguished sporting peer, and 1t is ex-
pected that ,pronouncement in regard to
Westralia will then be made 1t is vir-
tually settled that Westralia will be built
on the CLYDE.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
CURED By MAIL.

". o. bailey. Or Long Pine, Neb, n
prominent Western railway oflicial-now OF
the f, r.. & NJ V. railroad-writes:
"As a result of my short course OF treat
mcnt with Or. Copeland under his admra-
ble mail system, | can report my complete
recovery from the effects OF catarrhal pois-
onns Of the whole system which ruined
my stomach and seemed to stop the nat
ural action OF nearly every organ in my
body The leading points were catarrh Of
the nose throat stomach, liver and kid
neys. when | began the treatment. a cou-
pie Of months ago, I couldn'; sit up but Il
short time each day, but ] am now at my
work and feeling splendid. one weeks
trial Of the Copeland mail system ought to
convince anyone of its marvellous efficacy
in the cure OF chronic maladies.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

General 10 shelby received word from J
7. Taylor of san Juan. Mexico, Of tho
death Of Major John Thraiken there
r-e ntly Iuc news Of the death OF Major
Tara.u,ril well Dee sad news 10 his mary
friends lu the siat'. lir was in the regI-
Wa. known ta aIi OF the men whS foI-
lowed tEg 'uIuars of that movement He
went 10 Mexico some years since.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
University NsdicaI College rIeyen,

A football team was organized at the
University Medical college last Tuesday
ue"e ,ary money, bought uniforms ana had
fifteen men at Exposition park for practice
n 4 =, N. Dr. Walter Jack is coach and
q. A. Wilson manager The personnel OF
the team presents some promising material
Light, Baker uuNeFSlty's famous center
rush of tNu years aEo, viii play quarter
back sutton, also of b ller, VIII hold wn
fullback. Hinton and Clapper, who trained
other well developed men OF surrounding
colleges win line up, Several games are
already scheduled. The hrst will be play ed
are practicing each day al independence
and Lydia avenues: Light. sutton Clinton.
Hinton. Chopper, Idngenfelter, Greason,
Hendricks, Richards, Brown, Bryan and
Woodson.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
New Golden Eagle
IIoo-IIo2 TAIN STREET.

house were present and they found that
everything had been put In first class
shape. The tables have all been made a
good as new ana all the equipments are
up to the usual high standard Of the Royal.
Last evening the hall was finely decorated
with flowers, plants and bunting and pre-.
sented a gala appearance. Zimmorschieds
orchestra discoursed sweet music for the
entertainment OF guests and nothing was
spared to make everybody feel at home.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
TIGERS PLAY A STRONG GAME,
They Rolled Up Forty Points While De
Pnuw Was Not Able to Score.

ST. Louis, No, Oct c6-At Pastime
grounds this afternoon the Missouri state
University Tigers defeated an eleven from
the DePauw QudD University. by a score
OF - to o. The Indiana team was out
played, the Tigers having everything their
own way from the beginning The weather
was unfavorahle for the sport being very
warm
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
The Curse of subjectivlty.

Detroit Tribune: The autumn wind
moaned drearily and the sea beat a dirga
against the unyielding shore.
You seem very poorly whispered a
voice from the depths.
The sea serpent smiled a wan smile and
coughed a hacking cough.
Yes" no replied. ''The seltzer chaser
and apollinars have left me but a wreck
as they used"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

San Francisco, Oct. 26-First race-Five
fnrlongs; selling, Gond9la won; Sleeping
Cd saGond sdfcpna 1Sfls al Ind 5"ira Time V
selling, Imp. Miss Brummel won: Tim
Murphy, second; Imp. Ivy, third. Time.
l:O6a..
Third race-One mile; selling. Miss
Fletcher won; Monita, second Normandie,
third. Time, 40.
Fourth race--T'ive ana a half furlonss
handicap, Imp. Santa Bella won; Joe K,
S'FIfR FftR rsce5Rs e5SS mile 'S ana ams Saf i Gand
cap. Fred Gardner won; Claudius, second;
Adalante, third. Time, 2:9e,
Sixth race-Two miles; eight hurdles
handicap. Auteuil won; ], o. c., second
Arctic. third. Time, 3;454.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

The eleven of Spaldngs Commercial col
lcge, Of this city, visited Lexington yester-
day and played the eleven of Wentworth
Military academy. The result was an over
whelmiug defeat for the Kansas City team
the wentworth boys, though outweighed
ulavlng an around them and winning as
they pleased by the score OF 10 10 o.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

New York Oct 26.-"Phi" Dwyer this
afternoon turned over to Sheriff Buttling,
of Brooklyn, the $500 which was part OF
the Fit2simmons-C -Corbett stake money put
turn of the money was on an order by
Judge Beach, Of this city, to satisfy a
judgment OF the Metropolitan Printing
Company. of New York
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

Forsyth, Ind, oct, 2G.-FIrst race-Flve
dead heat Meteor, TO !. third, Time, los
In, run OFF GraG,ie C., 70 ., won.
Second raee-six ,furlongs. Cunarder, 40
TO J. won; Tavern, u to /, second; Cossack
10 1, third. Time, l;23h.
Third racaa., tite furiongs. Souvenir. 7
verb, 10 to l, third. Time. l:Os.
Fourth race.siN ana one-half furlongs.
Eagle RlId, : 10 Z, woni Estele, f., 4 % /,
Fifth race-Mile and one-eighth; hurdles.
Colonel Nightman, to 8, won; Tom John
Time, 2:l5s..
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

Philadelphla, Pa. oct. 2G.-rhe University
Of Pennsylvania football team defeated
the Lafayette eleven to-day by the score or
fve minutes TO-day's game was decidedly
the hardest Pcnnsylvanio has had 10 play.
SON, BOYLE and Minds did good work. Wod-
run also played a good game He tackled
well and his interference was excellent,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

d!cap; net value to winner 81 920; one and
one-fourth miles Flying Dutchman, to
3, won Henry Young, II to l, second: Buck
Fifth race-Purse: five furongs. Saliva
bic, 70 2 won; Sir Play, Is TO .. second !;
Blue Ribbon, 20 to /, third. Time. l:O2R.
sixth race--Seling: seven furlongs Twin
kle, to |, won; Handspun to ). second; /;
La Creole, to /, third. Time. LIS.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

Cincinnati, Oct. 26.-The Cincinnati hotel
handicap at Latouia, a fixture since 1883,
was the chief event Of the day at the popu-
lar race track to-day. It proved great
handicap and great betting race. Yo
Tambien. who once won II with 20 pounds,
was in with lo5. and as she had worked
Well, she was backed down from to to /.
She Was never prominent Henry Young
made the running, accompanied by Buck
Massie Flying Dutchman. the favorite,
came up in the stretch under drive and
Won rather hand!ly at the end from Henry
Young, with Buck Massie close up. Ths
six furlong handicap. won by Maid Marian.
was another grand race. four finishing
Tapped. Weather fair; track fast; attend
ance immense.
Summaries:
First race--selllng; seven furlongs. Islin,
to /, won; Relict, 10 l. second; Lester l
10 l. third, Time, ! ;304.
Second raee--selling; one and one-eighth
miles. Semper Lex, TO 5, won; Orlnda, 3
70 second; Basso, TO o, third Time,
Third race-Handicap; six furlongs. Maid
Marian, TO g. won: Buckwa. S 10 /, sec
ond Egbert, 7 70 2, third. Time, l:l4$.
Fourth raee-Cincinnatl hotel aut uma hsa-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

orange. y. j., Oct. 2s.-Neithcr Princeton
nor the orange \. c. were able to score in
the game to-day Princeton did not have
tLolr best team, but substitute players
struggled against the strong Orange team.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

Lawrence, Kas oct. 2G,-(special) Kan
sas University second eleven defeated the
Haskell institute Indian team in foot
ball game here this afternoon by u score
OF - TO o.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

The popular Royal billiard han at Seventh
and Main streets was formally re-openel
70 the public last evening. after having
been closed for a week for rehtting The
ables and general house cleaning A large
number OF the patrons and triends OF the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
Chicago A. A., 4; Newton a. A.. o.

Newton Center, Mass. Oct. 26.-The Chi
cago Athletic Association eleven defeated
the Newton Athletic Association team by
. score of to 0 to-day. The only touch
down was scored by Brown in the last ten
seconds of the play. Stevenson was the
nlainstay of the visiting team. Chicago
won by superior weight on mass plays
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
MI OR MENTION.

Mspphdtu sprittuahsst st., meeting Sunday evening at
street entrance. Mrs. II. s Cowtne wi,iI
conduct the services. Psycho-r TIC resal stn
llhss ann p.ai0sm tests, Services begin AT
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

Positions.

Chicago. Positions. Newton.
Haddersater fright cud.....,...... Crane
Earti.......... Right tackle ...,......,Trcle
Mccormack fright guard. Caul
Stevenson ......... .CeEter,........... kimball
NillikCu........ Left guard ..,..,,.,. Warren
Thomas ........ Left tackle .......... Nasie
Tl0mpsOn....... Left end .....,.....Mas0n
Aldricu ...... Quarterback ..,... ..,.Smith
Cunceu.......... Halfbdck ..,......... Sears
B!aiuey .......,. Halfback ....,,... Nichols
Brown .........,., .,Fullback........... Draper
Touchdown, Brown, referee, Frank Pc
tiers Boston Athletic Associations umpire,
HOaC Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27
For mail treatment write for symptom
DRS. COPELAND & BRANAMAN,

lO"i aud 1O26 Walnut ST., Kansas city. Mo.
pcoialues-Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Nervous Diseases. Rheumatism, Consump-
ton and all Chronic Affections of the
Throat, Lungs. Stomach. Liver and Kid
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

once hours: a. m. TO 70 1870 p m to g..
Evenings. Mondays Wednesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, ! TO p. m. Sunday,
a. N, to y. m.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

Yale, . Eostr A. @, o.
New Haven, Conn, oct. 26.-Nelthsr Yale
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-27

Both have deep velvet collar both have best Farmers
Satin body lining both have Silk sleeve nings and both
made up from high grade all wool kersey in thoroughly
first class
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-05
FITS CURED
(Frorn U. S. Journal Of NediciHe.)

[FrOnI y. S. Journal or HealctHe)
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He publishes valuableworl this disease which he
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-05
THE ELBE LOCATED.
But She is Too Far Down to be
Reached by Divers.

The North German Lloyd Com
pany has sent a professional diver
to try and locate the wreck of the
Elbe, and to report about the pos
sibility of getting at bodies which
may be still held in the wreck, and
also to attempt to eXtricate what
valuables might be gotten at. He
reports the following: " We set out
on the wrecking steamer Elise and
lowered for almost two weeks
around the spot where the Elbe
sank. She lies listed to the port
side at a depth of over 40 fathoms
(24O feet) ; favorable results would,
therefore, hardly be expected. In
spite of this we tried our best to
descend to the vessel, but among
six professional divers, two Ger
mans, two Frenchmen, and two
Englishmen, not one could dive
deeper than 10 feet. l attempted
it once daily for six consecutive
days, but when l got to the depth
mentioned, which was the greatest
depth reached by any on board,
the pressure of the water upon my
body was so powerful that it
seemed to me all the air was
pressed out of the body. 1t was
difficult to breathe; the ears began
to pain and bleed, and a numbness
seemed to permeate the head,
which l concluded was the begin
ming of waning consciousness.
Since, with a diver attired in a
scaphhander suit, loss of conscious
ness would be fatal, the attempts
to reach the Elbe had to be aban-
doned. From the deepest point
| reached l could see the hull of the
Elbe as through a fog. She is
listed to the port side, and the
masts and smokestacks could plain
ly be seen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-05

stand as follows: J. w. Lawrence,
formerly first officer OF the Mic
vera, first officer; :. p. Phillips,
second officer; :. Mortimer, third
officer, and J. Hammond, fourth
officer.
The R. NJ. 5. Warrimoo, Bird
commander, which arrived yester-
day, reports having left Sydney at
D. m, October Dist, with fine
weather and smooth sea to Suva,
arriving at a. M, the 9th. Left
same date at 4:3O p. m, clearing
the group at a. M, the 2Sth.
Fine weather continued until cross
ing the equator on the Both, when
northeast trades set in very strong,
with rain and heavy sea, delaying
the ships Roadway considerably
until the Sd inst, when it moder-
ated and remained fine to arrival
at this port.
One of the strange sights in the
harbor of New York in this pres
ent day of the supremacy of for
eign commerce. was the towing of
two ships flying the stars and
stripes up the East River on
Thursday last. The ships were
the Paul Revere from Singapore,
and the st. David from Hong
Kong. Both ships were in hailing
distance of each other. The Paul
Revere was in tow of tugbOat
Jack Jewett and Charm and the
st. David was in tow of the tug
boats Wallace B. Flint and the y.
Il. Starbuck. Another strange
coincidence was that the four tug
boats were commanded by four
brothers, Capts. Ed, Charles, Wal
ter, and David BRANDON respect
ively.-EXchange.