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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM Aa-
- Broadway wharf, san Francisco as &zEzzzE
follows:
For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangel Juneau, Kill
lisnoo and Sitka (Alasla), at A. NJ. Oct. 2, II
Nov. ], l6, Dec. l, 16, 81.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C). Port Town
send, Seattle. Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and New
Whatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.) A NJ
Oct. 2, 2. 12, II, o. 27, and every fifth day
thereafter. connecting at Vancouver with the c. p
r. R., at Tacoma with n. Z. r.. r., at Seattle with
G. N Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka, Areata aad Fields Landing (Hum-
bodt Bay) str. Pomona, P. NJ, Oct. l, 8, IL, l6,
81. 26, 81.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos,
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo), Gaviota, santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro. East san
Pedro clos Angees) ana Newport, A. NJ. Sept. 26,
80. At a NJ, Oct. 4. g. u. 16, 20, "a, % and
every fourth day thereafter
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
(San Luis obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los
Angeles, Redondo CLOS Angeles) and Newport, IL
n, Sept "a. 2S, Oct. 3 8. 10, A. IS, D. 26, 30.
Nov. 3, z, IL, 15, 49, %, 27 and every fourth day
thereafter
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, La
PaZ. Altata and Guaynias (Mexico), str. William
ette Valley, 10 A. M 25th of each month.
Ticket office, Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL. PERKINS IL CO., Gen1 Agents.
10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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THE CALL CALENDAR,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

GRAND
A \ Campbell, Cal
I l. Orcutt, Sacto
{ Runckel, Dutch Flat
Miss Cham berlain, Sacto
A S Bigbee, Ne vada City
w / Hale, San JoSo
] j Dwyer, Sacto
II j Brentwood Sw, ,Sacto
Mrs Herbert, Baden
A Edgar. Portland
Mrs ii X Woodward, Nd
Il Lee, Chicago
DR. q Brown. Cal
Miss Livingood, Seattle
p Joss, Latrobe
ii G Hills, Oroville
j II Bacchin, North va
kima
G NJ Hatch, w, & ch, Mont
a Ames, Dutch Flat
j n Moore. Los Ang
Miss B Brown, Ft Bragg
l. Larick, Quincy
| i G McNear, Cal
Mrs n Carleton, Sn Jose
Mrs II Hecker & c. Giiry
j p Burdrard, Kocklin
T j Hooker & w, Napa
p Bannon &w, Penns Grv
II Harris, Merced
i Smith & W, p Robles
j II hatcher, Sacto
] N Besse, Kinss City
w p Thomas IL W. Ukiah
RUSS
G Mitchell e VT, ,Haywds
J c McFersen, Cambria
j III Breslin, Auburn
w II Gibbs. Vacaville
a J Musselman, : Rosa
! Jas Richards, FL Dorado
Geo Richards El Dorado
7 b Ogstom, san Mateo
Mrs l. + Ellis, Portland
Miss Burnett, Stockton
II n Cottle&wf, Portland
G L Randall, Chicago
w ID Benson IL WI. Mont
James O'Brien, Smar.sv
j s Gibson, Williams
Bart Foley, Williams
q ] French. Bakersfield
w ID Baldwin, Wash
J r Parker. Alturas
ID Flouvary, Alturas
c w Smith, San Jose
CIR Scott, Portland
Mr. Il Mrs Hetheringtop,
Jackson
b j Murray, Montana
J \ Withers, San Jose
L Robinson, Iowa Hill
III w Grant, Iowa Hill
Jno Hussey, Iowa Hill
5 NJ Sprague, Iowa Hill
PALACE
j. f J WInkle, Keeler
II Russell & w, Albany
T ] Nichols, Auburn
G G Wigle, Stanford
j Mayer, Portland
s 9 Thompson, Chicago
j G L jeffrey, y Y
A Veal, N Y
G III Taylor, st Paul
l. Powell & w, Chicago
L ; Roth, Cincinnati
Mrs w 5 Hill, Portland
A + Jones, Orovllle
] G G Price, Los Angeles
Mrs w G Peyton, ) Cruz
u Peyton, Santa Cruz
] McCuliouch, n Y
LICK
A Z Bothe&w, ,CollegePk
A n Milne IL w.Sta Rosa
III Todd, OAKLAND
IL ii h atch, Sacramento
J > Mcbride, n san Juan
X Casper. Nevada City
q p Young, n. Y
Z A Whiting, \ Y
w T. Duncan Sr,Oroville
] Schofowitck, Seattle
MrsJ Dougherty,L Ang
i GYancey&w. Newman
NJ l. Marsh, Nevada City
III A Olmsted, Monterey
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HOTEL.
9 r Hoppin, Yolo
III 5 Power, Auburn
j ii Parker, Colfax
F Howell, Sunny South
w w Westlay, Stockton
w Shields. Sacto
r ID Hawes, San Jose
j ] Coleman, Cal
j Masten, Los Angeles
Mrs Woodward, station
Miss Woodwatd, Md
G IL Bragg&w, San Jose
r McDonell&w.. Tacoma
Mrs Jenning, Tacoma
r HarkneSs, Oroville
5 f Laidley, Australia
+ G Paxton. Oroville
A Ekman, Orovillea
j Z Stearns, Kans City
Z l. Smith d. W, Gridley
NJ III Orr, Stockton
w A Driscoll, MADEIRA
. Z wilkins, Red Bluff
DR. ] A McNear, Cal
A ID Allen & W. New CITY
= q Weinrich, Sacto
W L Blake & w, Stockton
Nj X Cody, Sonoma
III Reichling, jackson
J Loeb, Williams
r NJ Clarken, Sacto
J NJ Stovall, Williams
$ Alexander. Cal
r W Bruce, Chicago
HOUSE.
II Gratis, Tudor
+ A kruse d VT, San Jose
w c Conroy. Auburn
Ada Lawrence, Snta Rosa
I J Mcfarland, Folsom
j II King, Woodland
NJ Raabe, Healdsburg
William Doane, Sn Mateo
f w Burnett, Tulare
\ Lundberg &w, Vallecito
G A Miller&wf, / awrence
J B Howard, Nelson
James Miller, Seattle
G III Sailor, St Paul
q w Gibson, Williams
A McCabbin, $ Clara
a NJ Dobbin, Bakersfield
ID + McPhail, hollister
+ Z Hanover. Alturas
J NJ Mithers, San lose
A X Landly, San Jose
J ID Wadsworth, S Rosa
r f fletcher, Stanford
III III Landers, Merced
Mrs j e Johnson, ,Stocktn
+ Mckinley. Iowa Hill
Jno Papa, Iowa Hill
L w Watts, Iowa Hill
w m Longford, Salinas
r White. Ukiah
HOTEL.
4 I'll Greenwood, Boston
H Peppers, Sac
ID Il Williams, Stanford
III II Hindry, stanford
Nj + Griswold Il W, Erie
z III Gilbert, Chicago
ii NJ Yerington & W, New
i Pohlman Il w, Chicago
K A Studd, London
w A Perry, Riverside
J r Tascott, Yreka
b l. Smith. Portland
l. l. Meyers Il w, Blomfid
j Nj Spence, Los Angeles
i1iss Peyton, Santa Cruz
T ] Field, Monterey
HOUSE.
J Russ, Alameda
NJ Il Tufforj, Memphis
A + Allen, Alameda
+ M PARCELS. Oakland
VIM II Taylor. Paso
X NJ Clarke, Carson
w w Kellogg, Quincy
Inc Donald FrenchGulch
James Feely, Red Bluff
r b Wilson d W, Oakland
q S Paine. n San Juan
Miss Yancey, Newman
ia Goodrich, ,SLuisObispo
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BALDWIN HOTEL

BALDWIN HOTEL.
q L Willingham Sacto f C Thomas, San Jose
= Wei, Vallejo NJ Phillips, San Jose
- Wetmore, Oakland l. Clayton &w. Alameda
MISS clayton, Alameda Miss n Clayton, Alan eda
II PERKINS, Suisun w Crellin, Oakland
81 MISS NJ Il Loering. Kas G Hill, Boston
W ID marshall, Spokane J s Rell Il w, Bakersfield
y walker, Chicago p Salimen Germany
nunyer, Chicago G Ward, Grub Guich
j w GoetZ, Or B Gammels, Omaha
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4 LADIES' GRILL ROOM

Has been established in the Palace Hotel
IN ACCOUNT OF REPEATED DEMANDS
" made OIL the management. IL takes the place
of the city restaurant, with direct entrance from
Market 81. Ladies shopping will find this a most
desirable place to lunch. Prompt service and mod
crate charges, such as have given the gentlemen'a
Grillroom an international reputation will prevail
In this new department.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE.

THIS DAY, AT O'CLOCK
-.I WILL SELL.
FINE HORSES, WAGONS. SCALES and
STOCK OF COAL md WOOD YARD,
1926 PACIFIC STREET.
l. II. BURD. Auctioneer
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-14

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
tPACtTGC SYsIEM.1
Trains leave and are due Ia arrive at
SAN NC1SCO.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.

Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
HIGH wATER.ILow wATERI SUN. MOON
Large Small Large Small Rises Sets Rises.
-l-----l-l l-l-
IA. 7.4OP sofa 2OeAl 24Op 6.17i 534I 51A
Is. S.40P 9.4lAl BOA 1882 6.1S 532l 3.O4A
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-14

The oId-fashioned solid silver cake
basket of our ancestors, that used to be
such a feature of Sunday nights tea, is
slowly but surely coming back again
Even ordinary cake served from them
tastes delicious. New York CONNER
cial- Advertiser.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-14

lands near Sacramento. Already a consid-
cradle portion of this property has been
sold off in 10, 20, sc and so acre tracts and
quite settlement and thrifty town have
sprung UP.
On Tuesday, the 22d inst, Easton. Ell
bridge & Co. will hold an auction sale of
miscellaneous properties comprising sew
eral pieces, on account of the Peoples
Home Savings Bank. On Saturday, the
I'd OF November, the firm will hold an allc-
ton at the Park-street station, in Alameda
The sale will be conducted in front of one
of the offerings, an elegant business cor
ner. Another piece to pass under the ham
mer is residence adjoining the beautiful
grounds and home of John Barton
Won Rhein d Co have long catalogue
arranged for the oath inst. Included in
the list are number of cottages and resi-
dences on easy terms. For illustration
they will offer new cottage of eight rooms
and bath at the southeast corner of Leay-
enworth and Lombard streets for one-fifth
cash, the remainder at buyers option
Besides, there are vacant lots soon to be in
demand for business purposes and stores,
some of it belonging to estates and some
of it trustees property.
The Italian-Swiss Mutual Loan Associa-
ton held its quarterly meeting last Wednes-
day evening, at which a. Sbarboro pre-
sented report showing that the assets of
the association were S345, 900; 213 loans
have been made, aggregating $780, ,0oo
There was due only $500 for interest by
members in arrears, which showed that
the borrowers were generally prosperous
and gradually extinguishing the debt on
their homes
During the last three months the associ-
alton loaned out $4,000 at per cent per
annum interest, the borrowers paying
$l2 50 for each $1,000 cash borrowed in
monthly installments
Reports from the offices of Charles s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09

"THE QUEEN OF TAsLEw ATERs'
Received the HIGHEST AWARD
at the WORLDS FAIR, and at tho
ANTWERP EXHIBITION.
=. wELTY & CO., Wheeling, W, Va, Whole
sale Agents
WORLD OF INDUSTRY.

The National brotherhood of POttSrS Ia
ssSGlou uOTs-A BsilalrS Glass Works
oultS-othsr Industrial News.
The National Brotherhood Of 0psr-
alive Potters Of the United States ia in
session in this city, Morning and after
noon sessions were held in the Trades
Assembly hall yesterday, and for
secrecy and uuwillinRness to give out
any information the delegates take the
premium, 1t is learned that the
brotherhood, which will continue in
session to-day aud tomorrow aud per-
haps not adjourn until Thursday, may
take up the wage QuestIonAnd insist on
an advance on the present scale in force
In the brothorhood's territory, which
tRkeS In the country west OF the ALLIE
gheny mountains.
President Hughes, OF East Liverpool,
called tho first session to order at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, Aside from
tho appointment OF committee on
credentials nothing was done, In the
afternoon the president made his an
nual address after which the CrsdsntlAls
committee made its report, showing all
the delegates duly accredited. The visit.
ing delegates number about fifty and
come from East Liverpool, Peoria,
Kokomo. Tiltonville, New Cumberland,
Wellsvillo, stsubenyillo aud other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
LOCAL DHEyIrEEs.
Matters of Minor aIo,nsnt In aud Abou
thr Citr


Matters of Minor homsut In aui About
tho City.
No moro meotings OF the Womon's
Hospital Association will DO held till
the end OF tho heated term.
A CASH dividend Of 3 per cont has
been declared by tho board OF directors
Of tho franklin Insurance Company.
TnR city council will mcot in regular
session this evening, aud 1t will have
number Of interesting matters to con-
slider.
Is the window ct Banners music
store is beautiful portrait Of little
girl, tho work OF Morgan Rhoes, which
attracts much admiriug attention.
Two DlsoRDRRLIEs wore on yesterdays
police court docket. Ono paid and tho
other won't To the hill. II was tho dull.
est Monday mornings court for long
time now.
CRY COLLECTOR SrAFFER yesterday 70.
ported to Receiver Kindleborgor the
collection OF tho following amounts Of
taxes last wcck General fund, $43s 80;
tcn.cOnt lOVy fund, sS2 II, total OF
$500 A.
YESTERDAY tho city receiver go. q
check from tho mayor OF Bridgeport for
800. IN payment for tho services Of tho
Wheeling fire department III fighting
tho fro thOro last month. Half Of rs
usual, goOS to tho llrOmOn who assisted.
SEVERAL wRtcr mains havO burst about
town since tho high pressure wac turned
on. Tho worst brcAk was oil North
Main SLrOot Saturday. II has now boon
repaired. MoundsvillO ia also suffering
from tho bursting Of joints In hOr now
WatOr pipes.
'rnr work OF placing tho boiler and
stacks Of tho Windsor Canning Com.
rany, mp tho river, will DO completed 10y
Cox 4 Co., OF this city, Wednesday or
Thnnday Tho company has ship.
incnt oi 100000 cans on tho way, and
expects 10 push things aa soon US tho
factory Is lonc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
THE PULTNMY ASSIGNS.
A Bsllalrs Glass Company Quits DuSlnsi
Altar m Hard FiphI

A BslIalrs Glass Company Quits business
After Hard Fight.
Tho PultnOy GlaU Company, Of Bell
aire, made an assignment Yesterday
morning to John a. Gallahor for the
benefit OF its creditors. This is the
plant that has been operated on tho
Rodeior farm south Of Bellaire. The
company put up u tank furnace but 1t
took nil tho capital they had to get
ready 10 start aud at no time did they
have any working capital. They strug-
gled along in manner until they final.
ly reached the point whore they could
neither secure endcrers or obtain
money without it, Tho liabilities OF
tho concern will reach about sl5, 900 and
the assOsta will depend upon what the
factory will bring. About $1,000 OF the
indebtedness 10 secured by a mortgage
on the plant and appurtonances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranvsrsin tho Ollr aud wheeling FOlk'
Abroad.

strnuysrsin tho Oltr nnd Wheeling Folk'
Abroad.
Mrs. William Otto, Of North Wheel
Ing, is again very i'll.
co, Porter aud wife have returned
from visit to Stoubonville.
Major Ran staluaker lott on tho lato
Baltimore & Ohio train Inst night for
the cast on n business trip.
Tho family Of NJ. Il. Patterson, OF
Stsubonvillo, arc visiting In Wheeling
while no IL at Atlantic City.
Sam Lonhorts family, Of North Wheel.
ing, has gone to Windsor, up the river, to
visit friends and spend tho heated term.
A telegram from Washington says
Lieutenant W. g. +. Muir. late instruct.
or at tho Ltnsty Institute, in this city,
has been detailed for duty on tho Mo.
hiCau.
lIoulth Onlcor Walden and wiIO aud
George NJ. Shook aud family havo gone
to Beech Bottom to spend the summer.
ThorO ia no plOasauLcr place in tho vi.
Clnity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09

A ioRsr kickol H. S. Shnicr, ot tho
frccmyCr House, Nliiiloburr, n. v, on
tho knoO, which Tail him M w bod
and caused thu Nnor Joint to become
aLin A FREUD recommended him to
upo Chamborain'B Pain Balm, which 10
did, and IN two days was abIo to bo
around. Mr Sholur has recommended
II 10 many others and myt II In excel.
lonL for any Kind " brulsn or aprnin.
ThI0 same lsorcdy IA also famous for
lli CufOa Of fhOumnlilm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
A VERY WARM RAIN,
Nearly au Inch of Water Fell Yesterday
MorlinE.

Nearly au Inch of Water Fell Yesterday
MOniinE.
At an early hour yesterday morning
a gentle rain began, aud 1t increased
steadily until daylight, when a perfect
torrent fell for some time. The shower
lasted quite a while, aud the govern
ment rain gauge at @. schnepFs drug.
store showed fall of .o3 Of an
inch. Much sand and earth was
washed down from the hill, as
usual, making another costly job
for tho street cleaning department. Tho
day remained warm and sultry in spite
Of tho rain, aud last evening another
storm came up, and for a short timo a
heavy wind aud dashing rain prevailed.
There was little lightning and thun.
der, but no damage was heard OF Tho
night was still unusually warm. In all
there was no doubt fall inch Of rain
fall. 1t will do much good in flushing
aowors, putting life into the streams.
aud rowling later vegetation. Corn
and the pastures are especially beno.
fitod by tho moisture, which was much
needed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
IJIiit,.

sCIIuCK--M Philadelphia, Pa, on Saturday,
July O. iSnt Mn KATE sDliuCE vito "
August scnnk Rnj daughter Oi Conrad Sol
bert, aged 30 years
fuuctni thsNfuc,iayt afternoon at aaa O'Clock,
itOm tho residence ui Charles scibcu, IN
l'cn,nnt yAllca lntomcnt ni Greenwood
Cemetery. rH0ul, OF tho family invited to
attend special motor via leave the cl,y at
guclDol
HOLIDAY -On Monday tulv 8, 1905 at il,D
H. me GESLyElyE II HOLIDAY, In her 10TH
yult
fnncml notice hotolict
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09
E.StifeI&Co.
cLorAlNo-o., ouNoLINo co.
T ak Is Cheap,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Unless you paying for it much nchhn you
are very apt try and say you in few words
possible We would like to tell you in few words all the bene
fits that would accrue you by purchasing Of our SO
SUITS but few words wouldn't do it juce-neither would
great many for talk about the good points
we discover tongue would and like the spring
Of Waterbury wacl-whou end You safely buy Of
the Suits at $40 and just safely rely upon saving from
81 80 s. what you would have had to pay for last year
the same grade Of mateaand you also rest assured
that it's made up the very latest SWEETEST Iumums style
that goes These SUITS in great variety as the stars
that Mitchell saw when he interviewed Champion Corbets fist
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09

Tho Novelty Stamping Company re-.
Gently completed 4 new enameling fur.
mace at BelIaire and have otherwise i'm.
proved that plant to Increase the out
put, and new bottle factory is now con.
templated, besides some other things
not far enough along to mention. These
with what is going on at the steel works
make tho outlook in Bollairo quito on.
cnuraglnp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09

d. Wnr's Colo aud Cholora euro
novor dSnppoinlJ, noyor fails to giyo
Immediate rolici. 1t curo8 ju1t az guro
~ you tnkc II. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
Ing, W. Va, u. 4, Peabody, lionwOod,
and DowIO & Co., Bridgeport y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-09

The bar and breakdown at tho Etna.
Standard mill shut down last night Tin
mills Nos. IL, II, Is aud Is aud sheet
mills Nos. 10, II and IL will go on this
week, probably tomorrow, Tho other
departments will be Of this week.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-21
Huckleb Jerry Cake.

One cup butter, two cups ST.
gar, three cups -four, five eggs,
one cup sweet milk, one tea
spoonful soda dissolved III hot
water, one teaspoonful nutmeg
and the same of cinnamon; one
quart ripe, fresh huckleberries,
thickly dredged with -four. Stir
the butter and sugar to a cream
add the beaten yolks, then the
milk, the flour and spice, the
whites whipped stiff, and the
soda. At the last stir III the
huckleberries with a wooden
spoon or paddle, not to brulse
them. Bake i'll loaf or card, II
moderate but steady oven, IN
til a straw comes out clean from
the thickest part. This is a. de
licious cake, and deserves to b.
better known.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-21

If we were asked to tell what
were the particular and special
attractions of Edenton, and an
answer were expected at once,
we would be at some loss to make
comprehensive reply, as there
are so many attractions, and they
are so varied i'll their character
that it would be an irnpossibility
to decide which were the partic~
ular and especial features that
makes Edenton one of the most
pleasant places i'll which to reside
on the entire Atlantic coast.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-21
They Thank the Ladies.

Mr.. EDITOR: The mem bers
of the Edenton Base Ball Club
desire to thank the young ladies
of our town who have so materi-
ally helped us to secure our uni
forms. Last Friday night they
gave al ice cream supper which
was the pleasantest affair it has
been Our pleasure t. attend this
season. The hearty support
given us by the young ladies
will constantly be all incentive to
more energetic efforts to play
ball worthy of their support.
Yours truly,
"EDENTON."
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-21

The opportunities offered those
who are fond Of equatic sports
either the yachting or fishing
are unequalled, while the sports
man with dog and gun, in the
fall and winter season, may in
dulge in his favorite amusement
to his hearts content, i'll this i'm
mediate vicinity. Wild fowl
innumerable and Of every variety
abound in the waters of the
Sounds and rivers, while pos
sums, coons, squirrels, quail and
all kinds of birds, and even deer
may be found within a few miles
of Edenton.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-21
THE FIRST GUN.
WAGON FACTORY WANTS A
LOCATION.
THE FISHERMAN AND FARMER
TRADE EDITION ALREADY
HEARD FROM.

The Editor of the FISHERMAN
AND FARMER received last night
a letter from Mr.. Chas. Robin
son, Business Manager of the
Coyxucopia, a monthly journal
published at Norfolk, Va, III the
interest of Southern im1nigra
ton. Having read copy of OUT
Trade Issue he writes:
eve note that your city desires
manufacturing enterprise. We
will say that we have a Wagon
Factory to locate. The wagon
is a patented article and has al
ready been on the marget for a
number of years i'll the West
The owners of the plant desire
to locate an Eastern branch, and
will do so if local capital can be
Interested"
In addition to the above Mr.
Robinson gives the cost Of man
ufacturing the wagon, the profits
amount of stock required, &c.
and other information concern
ing this enterprise. Closing hi
letter he says:
eff you think there will b
any chance for the organization
of such a company, l would b
pleased to call on YOU"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-21

The Civil Service Commission
has submitted to the President
a report supplemental to one laid
before Congress at the beginning
of the last session, which is the
body.
Up to January, 1895, the whole
number of persons employed in
the civil service in the United
States was about 100000, one
fourth of whom are classified TN
der the civil service rules. Those
not in the classified service i'll
clude generally higher officials,
such as Cabinet officers, mem-
bers of Congress, heads of bu-
reaus in the various departments,
thousands Of messengers and la
borers.
Appended to the report are the
details of the investigation of
the Commission into the viola
ton of its rules by officeholders,
charged with levying assessments
upon Government employees for
political purposes, but no men
ton is made of the findings of
the Commission in its investiga-
ton of c. H. J. Taylor, colored
Recorder of Deeds of the District
of Columbia, who is charged
with collecting money from ell
ployes of his office tor campaign
use. The report of the Commits
sion in his case is in the hands
of the President, having been
sent to the White House nearly a
year ago.
Embodied in the report are
extracts showing the workings
of civil service in foreign coun>
tries.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-21

The first declaration which
we have had on the subject OF
State banks from bankers III
their professional capacity came
from the Georgia bankers in
their meeting at Brunswick
Wednesday. They favor State
bank notes "under proper re-
strictions. In this they do not
differ from others who favor bank
notes, for all recognize the fact
that without proper restrictions
State banks or any other banks
would be useless. There may be
some difference of opinion as to
what proper restrictions are, but
these differences arc not so rad1-
cal that they cannot be harmon
lied. 1t is a point, gained, how
ever, for State banks when a
bankers convention pronounces
in favor of them, for it gives them
the backing of 1nen who are sup
posed to know most about the
money situation and to be most
interested in keeping itin a sound
and healthy condition. We are
glad to see the bankers taking an
interest in and favoring State
banks, for we regard this as a
question of vital Importance to
the country, but especially to the
South, and the surest and most
effective solution of the financial
problem.-Wil. Star.