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ADVERTISEMENT and subscription, for

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once. No. 1.2i2 Broadway. 2d door north
Of Slst-st.. until 0 o'clock p. m. adver-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until o'clock
D. m. viz. 254 sth-ave., s. e. cor. 23d- St. /:
1872 sth-sve.. cor. 12th-st. Macys. 9th
ave. and 14th-st.; l42 Columbus-ave.. near
ave: e2 East 14th-st.; 25T West 42d-st..
between 7th and Sth aves: $50 East 4Tth-
ST l.33S 3d-ave.. between 10th and 18th
SITS; l.o26 3d-ave.. near 6lss-st.: I.TOS ist-
ave: 92 East I4th-st: c57 West 42d-st.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

48th-st. Nos 81 es West 5OxlOO5; Walter II
s1ose 10 Century Realty Company: mortgage
FIizsbeth-si Nos I64 and 100: Rocco MaIasco
and another % Giovanni Lordi; mortgage. S57-
Geo: r. : $50 .....-........ 500
z Mc-tinaer 70 Gustave l. Morgenthau; S s55 55 %
Maiden Lane. No 20. : -3x5s 7zls. lIEG. 3:
Benjamin Salinsky 10 Adrian Norman, s., s
$50 mortgags 5000 49,. 10
canal-s'. No 224 70 $50; Walkers. No 40
l26. the Egutabe Life Assurance Society Of
the United states TO Moses Levy: r 5. sl2O... u
Central Park West. " s. 20 II : of l97;h-st 49.Sx
100; Patrick MeMorrow 10 Joseph jefferson: r
:. Ss5, mortgage $4,000 -.-.......--....--.
l59thst. 5. 275 y e Of Boulevard 25xss II: Ed
ward L Patterson. referee, 10 Isaac Feig; s.
iooJh-si 40 eos 10 2is East: Maria A Herter to
lohn r o Reilly: r : 81; mortgage. SlO4, 900. IO
ist-aVe corner l29th-st. 25.5xlCO. George
sehuck 20 Frank seitz; r 5. sll; mortgage.
Columbns-ave. n corner sOth-st 81 I2xl0O:
Frank + Nanderveer referee. Lewis Buckley;
mortgage. s242.600; r s. Sl4 so. .........-.. il 2:
y Dwight. executor 10 Samuel " Peck; r s
Same property; Bertha Cole ei al to ''
>sc-st s. 50 n W Of 18th ave. 20N60.5: Letta
Cunning et al executors. Daniel ; AicFclroy:
Isxrenoe-s, s. fGi 10 n W Of Amsterdam, So''
osioe; - ShriStian Pntzer TO Teachers College;
5sh ave id5 and io5 5 e corner ls,h - &C.
les'H Irregular; susan l. Vivian another
trustees 10 Arthur J Nauge. : s500 Ena a,
fsth-st- n $ % Il " Of Pa.k-ave l7xiO2 .. Here
nsah Lyons 10 Laurent oppentem; r s
.,ssyo ~ - ;;;s 90 s2g
Seiz 20 George Schuck; r s. sac; rnorfgaee
$4,000 -. ....... :,
Amsterdarn-ave No i 7s4 W corner lsa,h, -, j
.saxl0o Seiis Hansen 10 George PEPPER: n s.
iI4;h-st No * west 2oxioo II: Arthur n ~.
10 George Morton; r s. IS; mortgage. sls.oo I
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

----~-------------
A MANUFACTURER wishes 10 borrow
IS 900 10 s25. 600 prefera bly, with services
OF lender. SECURITY. Box 20. Tribune
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W. F. KING BUYS IN MAD1soN-AvE.

William F. King. president of the Merchants AS
ISOLATION has bought No. Sl Madison-ave., a fou
story and basement brownstone dwelling house o
lot 50 .3x6S feet
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COMPANION. &c.-Young lady. Canadian.
as companion. housekeeper or any posi-
ton OF trust: best references. Address s.
STUART. 149 West 13th-st.
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GIRL. II. IN Office, has some knowledge Of
bookkeeping Miss \. OCHS. 449 East
S0th-st
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Real Cstatc for Gxrhannr

II oCBI-E AND SINGLE FLAT al improvements hot,
eeu,es *iScoo, 70 exchange for and small
4eesoe place near New-Hork Boston A
&OND, Tower Building 25e West Iisth-st "a
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COACHNAN.-Ma no children: first
class personal and written references: ten
years with last employer; honest willing
Address THOMAS. 81 West 44th-st
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Antique FURNITURE.

RARE genuine collection OF antiques. ma
hoEanies all descriptions; reasonable
prices: also repairing. MULLER. 445 East
b2d-sC.
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COACHMAN.-M Married. %: no family; four
years reference from last employer. who
can be seen. Address S. TRACEY. 4OS
West 33d-st.
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GONERNESS.-By refined, experienced
French lady teaching French. German
music Address Mile. r. p. 345 West
3tth-st
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED P2ICES.-3OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO p EDDY 3cS Madison st
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CHMAN.-Thoroughly competent: NOT
afraid cf work; city or country driver:
years reference from last employer who
can be seen. Call or address DONLON, ms
West 63d-st.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. RAR1THIl. .GlFaEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
2l1 Fast i2d-st. First class domestics are
supplied.
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COACHMAN.-Just disengaged. cttv or
country: personal reference from, IaSt en-
ployer SMITH zoo West 15th-st
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HELP WANTED.

Female
SECOND GIRL in private family: good
references required Call at $50 West
i4fth-st., west Of Boulevard
WANTED.-Protestant young women TO
take six months course in nursery de
partment OF childrens institution; salary So
a month, board and washing. References
required. Address Mrs. r. c.. West Orange.
n. j.
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is one Of the Joys
of this world Try IL and you will be
convinced. All orders promptly filled. City
or country.
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PIANOS,

PIANOS TO R[EMT
for city or country, at reasonable rates.
nlH16 0aMnIM % East 14th ST., n. Y.
WHSSMGG1 Fulton & FlatbIsh. Bklyn.
FOUR good slightly used pianos of promi-
nent makers K. c. JACKSON PIANO
CO.. Main Warerooms, Is East 14th-st.;
Branches, West 14th-st., y. Y, and
Market-st Paterson. y. ].
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DAYS WORK--Respectabls woman 10 do
washing. ironing. home or out: house
cleaning: best reference. rs Bedford-st-
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COACIlMAN.-Married. IS. no family: good
appearance; 10 years best city references:
sober. honest and good driver. Call or al
dress GARRITY. 23S and 40 West 54th-
St, knickerbocksr Stables
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HELP WANTED.
Male
ATTENTION. MEMS to principal Euro
pean ports. London. Liverpool, Glasgow.
HUH Hamburg, Bremen: also free passage
procured. Shipping Offices. ; Clinton-st.
ana i3 West-st., New-York.
WANTED. men n travel to Europe by as
sisting feeding live stock on fast steam
ers' also experienced cattle men for steady
WORK. Call personally. ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. - 1st-st.
WANTED Two young men. between .
and rs years OF age. to learn our busi-
ness, as statesmen. then as managers; must
he or good education and address, honest
and energetic. Apply with references,
BALCH BROS. co. 15G 5th-ave
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ave and 14th-st.; 142 Columbus-ave.. near
West 6eth-st.: log West 42d-st. near 9Th
ave: 92 East 14th-st.: 257 West 42d-st..
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furnisbro 6ouscs Go Crt-Countrn

EkEENARLSNIlf-E. X. IA srynrrn~o bo,.. % -.
- GsANDf~t a. sCIiIEY. &c Broadway $3.50
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NEW RUILpING PLAN

ltlet-st No BOG Vert. for three story brick
dwelling house and stable. css95; Nathan Straus
10 y West 72c-st. owner; De Iernos & Coraes
SC iN' Fuiton-st architects 5000
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Real estate for Sale or Gsrbanqc.


E-yOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fine three story and
Il basement house: location Park Slope, Brook
lyn, Tor good place or farm. OWNER. P O. Box
Y Y
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Gnnntrn l1roper1n for Sale.

DEsIDENCE AND BUSINESS PROPERTY IN NEW
III JERSEY AND N COUNTIES NEAR NEW-YOTlK
CITY FOR SALE UPON EASY TERMS: BROKERS AND
OTHERS MAY OBTAIN DESCRIPTIONS UPON APPII-
CATION. MORTNGAGEE p. o. BOX 1H4. NEM-YORK
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WORK WANTED.

Female
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
BY young lady; neat and accurate; OK
perieuCed; best references; salary moderate
LILLIAN ISAACS. 81 East 1l6th ST.
STENOGRAPHER. TYPEWRITESR.-Two
years experience: thoroughly competent:
refers 20 present employers. p. L. Box
IS Tribune Office
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FURNISHED 6ouses Go Get.
Brooklyn.
AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOME

Size Of LOT 70xloo: fine suburban with ocean
hreezes all within five 80 minute ride Of the
bridge by elevated trolley THE HOUSE is to
by the year. low, good tenant. Opportunity Of
lifetime FOR connected families tired Of hotel
furnished fat life in the city being home already
furnished Apply s ROEBUCK. OWNER. 175 SEV-
ENTEENTH ST. Brooklyn Telephone call 576 South
A pleasure 10 show the house time. Give
and address. viii call and give location.
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p. m. viz. 2o4 Sth-ave.. s. e. cor. 23d-st.
i52 Sth-ave-, cor. 12th-st.: Macy's. 9th
ave. and 14th-st.; l42 columbus-aye.. near
West 66th-st.; fO6 West 42d-st.. near 9th
ave: s2 East 14th-st.; 2aT West 42d-st..
between 18th and sth-aves.: 159 East nth
St. l.32S 3d-ave.. between 76th and TTch
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Gounirn llropertn 90 Ect.

Mt. NERNON.-On Chester Hill: 10 house. with
vi roomy stable; lot 10OxIOO; $50 per month,
sell: easy terms: photograph. Particulars Of JAS l.
REYNOLDS, Mt. Vernon. Owner. any agent.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED.
Female
CAsHIER.-A young lady as cashier: best
reference. Address KATIE MOFFIT~T
42s West 16th-st
COMPANION. &c.-Young lady. Canadian.
as companion. housekesper or any posi-
ton OF trust; best references. Address s.
STUART. 149 West l3th-st.
COMPANION French Protestant lady.
speaking English, position as companion.
or teach child, good references. Address
Mile. MARIE, London. Ont. T o. general
delivery.
COMPANION 70 lady going abroad: can
traveller. Address \. c.. care Travers. 636
LexinSton-ave.
GOVERNESS companion or housekeeper;
ine musician and linsuist; excellent ref
erences. Address EXPERIENCE. 263 Co
lunbus-ave.
GOVERNESS.-By refined. experienced
French lady. teaching French. German,
music Address Mile. r. p. 3i5 West
3ith-st.
GIRL, II. IN Office. has some knowledge of
bookkeeping. Miss A. OCHS. 449 East
S0th-s,
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
quick and accurate. reference last en-
ployer, 81 Miss MINNIE FAITH. 72
Hamburg ave. Brooklyn.
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p. m. VIZ. 2ot Sth-aVe., 3. e. cor. 23d-st. :.
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ave. and l4th-st.: lac Columbus-ave.. near
West 66th-st.; log West 42d-st.. near 9TH
ave: 92 East Isth-st.: 257 West 42d-st..
between 7th and Sth aves: I5e East 4Ith-
St; 1888 3d-ave.. between 10th and nth
SITS; l.O2o Sd-ave.. near 6ls;-st.. 1.7OS lst-
ave
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DRESSMAkING.

DRESSMAkING.
CORRECT STYLES. perfect n. superior
work and finish: faultiess skirt e-oop.
work shown: thoroughly competent. re-
Pponsible. reasonable. Mrs. COOKE. 235
West 44th- st near Broadway.
pRESSMAk ER.-F1rst class dressmaker
To- go out by day. late with simpson.
Crawford & Simpson. wishes few custom
ers: city or country; best 81 references J..
20 Sth-ave.
DRESS MAKI-R. .-Colored. out by day or
take work home. Sl.50 20 So n day. Ad-
dress 4 r T. Gs9 9Th ave,
DKFSSM ER.-Over 20 years expert
ence. makes handsome summer suits. ST;
fancy waists and Etou Jackets, short notice.
Mrs SMYTH $40 9th ave. 13d-
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ADVERTISEMENTS and sub.cr,Dt,on, -.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

COOKS.-By mar and wife: man French
chef IA years: wife second cook and help
for club; best references ]. BARRE. l53
West 26th-st
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lo2 otn-ave.. cor. 12th-st.. Macys. oth-
ave and l4th-st.s LAP Columhus-ave-. rear
West 66rh- ST. i06 wess 4cd-st near 9TH
ave-: 92 Fast l4th-st.. PSI West s2d-sts
between 9Th and Sth aves. l59 East 4lth<
st.: .33S 3d-ave.. between 10th and IIth
sts.; l.o26 3d-ave.. near 6lst-st.; i.Zos lss-
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, Ne> York

n. =. n
BUTLER HOFFMAN JOI.INE & MYNDERSE Attorney
for Plaintiff Wall Street. New York City
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
1-65 PARK-AVE.. corner house: large
rooms; parlor dining room; elevator, te.e-
phone; reference.
ST. ALBANS. East 31st-st.-Redecorated
throughout; elegant suite; private baths
and service: psrlOr dining room: table
board electric fans.
1856 WEST 12STH- -ST.-PrettiIy furnished
small room; refined home; excellent table;
table board.
A.-4O EAST 3sTH-ST.-Rooms. with
board; transient guests accommodated.
46TH-ST.. 222 WEST.-Beautiful rooms:
superior table; respectable house: terms
reasonable.
19TH-ST., 122 EAST.-Rooms must be
seen to be appreciated; large and cool; all
front rooms; private baths; parlor dining:
abundant table: summer rates.
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1.-65 PARK-AVE.. corner house: large
rooms: parlor dining room; elevator, te!e-
phone; reference.
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-By A
young colored girl. in hotel or prlvats
family or boarding house. has good refer
ences. LIMA. $50 West 37th-st, care or
Green
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH

FOUND AT L.AST-Cure for catarrhal
dyspepsia gastritis and all the Ills they
entail. MAN-A-CEA the only natural
manganese spring water. But little trouble
TO verify this statement. II sufferer IN
valuable 20 you. Send for booklet. BEN.
X CURTIS 13 Stone-s..
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NURSE. &c.-By neat colored girl as nurse
or chambermaid: general housework: city
or country. city reference. HOLT. 225
West lSth-st-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


Per o. s. s. Ventura. from San Fran
cisco. Sc ptember 10: a. l.. and Mrs.
Ahlo. child and maid: J. F.. archibald. J.
Baker and wife. ]. Bantram. III. Benner
Miss l. Boardmsn, Miss B. II. Church.
Mrs. Clark. C. B. Cooper, wife and child !:
]. DALEY. II. ID. Davis. Miss E. Dennis
G. s. Desky. W. Douglas. A G.. Downing
and wife. II. Downing. Miss Downing. J..
Fishel A. Friedman. T. Gellispie, s.
Griggs, Mrs w NJ. Hall, f. L. Harvey.
Miss n II. Hawley. Mrs. III. F. Hayward
and child Mrs. ]. II. Higgins. Peter
High. Mrs. ]. B. Hopkins, Miss NJ. Jones,
Miss Il. karr, Mrs. s. Kenny and child.
Miss Howard. w. b. Mailing. II. o. Key
ser, Miss NJ. Tewsley. T. A Pettus, Miss
NJ. 4. killeaa. j. A. Cruzan. H Klein
haus II. kleinhaus. F. G.. Krauss and in
fart s. Levi. Miss 8. Livingston, Miss s.
Love. A. @. Lyon. Mrs George Matheson,
Miss Matheson. Miss McCulley. Miss Me-
I.add. ]. F. Morgan. Miss A. Nahert. j.
G, Often. /. DE Patti. Miss NJ. Prime.
Miss ID. l.. Preble. Miss j. Roller. f. Ruff
10, E De n. Sands. +. s. Splitter. II.
Stcndniezka and wife. Mrs. +. II. Svend-
sen. l. A. Thuston. Mrs Frank ]. Turk.
Mrs K. l. Wait, w. Walters. o. F. At
wood. +. Blaeketer, Mig Augustus Book.
Master Wn. Book. Mrs f. Bowen. Mr..
W. B. Elkin. George A. Hamlin and wife
Mrs b Him, r. Johnson. Mrs. A. Kus-
ter and two children. ]. Morrison. Mrs.
z. r. Noyes. Mrs. n. Noyes. Mrs. A.
Olson and infant. Mrs. J. II. Richardson
and infant. Mrs. 4. Richie and infant.
W. Roekey. Miss E. Smith. Miss F. E.
Saith. ]. W. Smith. Mrs. r. Turner and
three children +. A. Ward. Miss ".
Whitman
From Kanai. per str. Iwalani, Sept. Is
II. opfergelt. Master +. J. Ashe. Mr..
kfnosita. D. H. Case, Mrs. s. Bsrenaba.
I.eong Kong and II on deck.
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SHIPPING NOTES.


A new electric light plant has been
installed in the steamer China
The schooner Spokane sailed for this
city from Neah Bay on the 9Th
The schooner Robert 8. Hind has sailed
from Port Gamble for this port.
At last accounts the steamer Alameda
ives nearly ready to take the place Of the
Mariposa-
The bark Roderick Dhu, IS days from
Hilo. arrived at San Francisco on the
18th inst.
The schooner Sehome made the trip
from this port to San Francisco in nine
teen days.
The Marion ChilcOtt. in command of
Captain Nelson. sailed for Hilo from San
Francisco. on the 10th inst
1t took the American ship A. G. Ropes
thirty-two days to make the run from
Yokohama TO San Francisco
The ship Benz. f. Packard. from
Norfolk. Va. for this port, was spoken
on August 16, in lat 81 s., long. 43 W.
The Mary E. Foster left San Frsa-
cisco for this port on the 9TH inst. On
the same day the bark Amy Turner
cleared for Hilo.
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six DARED SLIDING SEAT
BARGE, free for all Prize. so
2-SIx-oARED GIG RACE: ssation-
ary seats Prize. $50.
Six DARED SLIDING SEAT
Barge. freshman race Prize. 50
FIRST CLASS YACHT RACE
First prize. so trophy: SECOND, $50
: trophy.
second CLASS YACHT RACE.
First prize, Ss5 trophy: second, 50
6-THTRD CLASS YACHT RACE
First prize $50 trophy: eeeond, so
trophy third. SIS trophy.
FOURTH CLASS YACHT RACE
First prize, SO trophy; second. so
trophy.
S-TTG OF WAR between japanese
fishing boats. Prize. SO.
9.-SWIAAIIN9 RACE, One Hundred
Yards. straightaway. Prize. SIS
10-DIyING CONTEST FOR TINE.
Prize. S15.
Internission for Lunch.
11.-FOUR-oARED SHE'LL RACE.
12-WHALEBOAT RACE. First prize.
$50: second. $40.
13.-SIX PADDLE CANOE RACE.
First prize. $40: second SIS.
14.-INTERMEDIATE SIX DARED
BARGE RACE. sliding seat. Prime.
SD trophy.
15.-STEAMER BOAT RACE. First.
$50: second, So.
t6.-SAILING CANOE RACE First
prize. so: second. SO.
I7.-HALF-MILE. MORE OR LESS
SWIMMING CONTEST. Prize,
SI5.
1s.-FOUR DARED MERCHANT
SHIPS BOATS. First prize, so
second. SO.
19.-TWO-OARED SHORE BOAT
First prize. SIS; second. SO.
20.-TWO-0ARED SLIDING SEAT
RACE, in boats from Germany
Prize. $50 trophy.
Above programme subject to change
Races open to all. No entry fees. Swim
ming and diving races entries open unit
start of races.
All rowing races are to be governed
by the racing rules of the Hawaiian Row
ing Association.
Each entry shall include the name o
the boat. or if it have none, the nam'
of the person who enters it in the race.
Entries close with J. w. Smithies a
Pacific Hardware Co, at p. M, Wed
nesday, September IS, 1901.
For further information apply to tn
Regatta Committee, or the Secretary, J
W. Smithies.
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M ORE p1blic interest centsred slCsEt
the arrival Of the steamer Ven
tura yesterday than has bee1
manifest on the arrival 81 3 afeaHseT from
the coast Tor many months The further
rezs Of the condition Of the nations
chief executive was anxio1sly avaited-
and there was JOY depicted on the faces
Of the many when the glad tidtngs that
Mr. McKfuiey Was hoped 70 BE % the
high road 70 recovery.
The steamer Ventura leaVing san
Francisco at thirty-six minutes after noon
on the 18th inst. made very fair pes-
sage OF Eve daya seventeen hours and thfr
ty-three minutes to- port. She was
crowded with passengers for this city
and brought q very large nail All the
way from the Golden Gate the finest
weather vas encountered and the vessel
almost equaIled her time on the up trip.
Tuesday evening. but Captain Houdlette.
not wishing to arrive az midnight. slowed
the vessel down az noon on Tuesday and
timed his arrival for yesterday morning
As the Sierra was az the Oceanic
wharf and the China m0nentarily expect
ed the Ventura was compelled 10 wait
outside for the San Francisco boat 10 90
out Of the harbor. Then the boat for the
Colonies came in and was met By crowd
OF many INDHtaiil VrHtlit al AltAtAAs 1ot
news Of the result Of the wound received
by President Mckinley at the hands Of
the cowarllly assassin. As the Ventura
had the same difficulty in getting coal at
San Francisco that all the vessels leav-
ing there have recently had. she viii be
compelled 70 take on a great quantity
here. and 80 viii not sail until this morn
ing at O'Clock.
The Sierra left for San Francisco yes
teriay morning shortly before II o'clock.
She was 20 have sailed at 10. but on ae-
count Of the delay occasioned by late
baggage. for which a list had 10 be made
out at the Custom-honse. she was late IN
getting away The vessel was full up
when she sailed and many well known
Honolulans left in her on trips Of business
and pleasure.
The o. S. S. Ventura which arrived
yesterday morning. made the run from
San Francisco in FIVE DAYS. seventeen
hours and 80 minutes. The steamer ex-
perienced the finest kind of weather, snd
although a sharp lookout was kept for
the China, which was to have sailed a
half hour after the Oceanic boat, nothing
was seen OF her.
Tho Ventura brought 1873 passengers
$50 bags Of mail and 40 tons Of freight
Cor this port She viii take 500 tons oi
coal here and leave this morning at
O'Clock for the Colonies. Among thS
passengers arriving were many well-knowT
HouolulanS.