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COLONIST ' TUESDAY"

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' I:; ' In regard to the fate of the missing: . \ Oadzow Forest the News Advertiser of

, ff Sunday says there is now scarcely anydoubt but that she has been wrecked andall hands drowned . The Cadzow Forestleft San Francisco for Portland , Ore . , toload ' grain and was Seen off the mouth

' of the Columbia river bar , where shetook on a pilot . A storm came up andshe was driven out to sea and never seenagain . She had but little ballast in herat the time and was in no shape to en-counter storm , and as time rolled onand no tidings were heard of her , shipping.men shook their heads and whispered that there was but little hope forher . The Dominion government steamerQuadra was sent to search for her , buther search was fruitless and then allhope for her safety was abandoned .

Yesterday the Methodist missionarysteamer Glad Tidings arrived in portfrom u cruise amongst the Indian missionary stations on Vancouver Islandand the Northern coast , and theinformation brought by her undoubtedly seals the fate ot the Cadzow .Forest . While at China Hat , in Albcr-nl district , some Indians showed a

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life-buoy bearing the name . ' Cadzow ;.1 Forest , which tbcy had picked upon

one beacl 'the day , before . The Indians Ialso stated that there was a quantity ofwreckage etrewn along the shore . Asthe Glad Tidings had several missionaries on board who were on their way toconference , there was no time to makefurther inquiries . It would appear thatthe Cadzow Forest was driven by thestorm on the treacherous shores of Barclay sound , on the West coast of Vancouver Island , where a good many yeseels have met with disaster , and as no-thing has been heard of her crew , allhands , including the Columbia riverpilot , probably perished . The CadzowForest was a British barque of 1,068-

tons .

DEPARTS FOR JAPAN .Purser Campbell did not resume his

old place on board the Northern Pacificliner Tacoma . when the latter called

'here

en route to the Orient on Sunday . Heis still unable to discharge hisi dutiesalthough since entering the Jubilie hos-pital , a week or moro ago , he has beensteadily improving in health . The Ta-

coma arrived from the Sound in theforenoon and remained In port until sixin the evening , receiving from Victoriabesides considerable miscellaneousfreight eight Chinese passengers , mak-ing

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her total steerage number 38 , Inher saloon Mrs . L . C.Kelly and two chil-dren

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, from Duluth ; G . L . Melhuish ,

Northern Pacific agent at Yokohama ;;

Mrs . G . L . Meihuish and child , J . B .

Bearl! , Mrs . Wheeler , and J . W . Adams .

The steamship carries a shipment of tenhead of dairy cattle in transit from Portland to Hongkong where , owing to therecent plague , there is said to be a greatscarcity of such stock .

MARINE NOTES .

The Barbara Boscowitz sailed for NaaaRiver and way ports last evening , carrying besides a large quantity of cannerysupplies , sixteen large fishing boats ondeck . She calls at Vancouver en routeNorth .

Captain Daly of the sealing schoonerLouis Olsen , when at Nuchatlitz a weekor so ago heard of a large sail belongingto some schooner being picked up atTatchu Point . It is nut known to whatvessel the sail belonged .

The bark Addenda arrived in Eequi-malt;from Honolulu last night to goon themarine ways for an overhaul. She madethe voyage . here in 32 days .

The steamer Quadra \\'Illieave for Car-manah Point this morning to bring downthe bodies of the captain and crew of thelost shin Janet Cowan .

The R . M . S . Empress of Japan is duefrom the Orient this morning .

ENTERED .

StrCharmer.from Vancouver ." City of Kingston " Port Townsend .II Rosalie . ' . . . . . " " "" Walla AValla . . . " " .II Tacoma . . . . . . . " Tacoma ." Umatilla . . . . . . . .

. ' San Francisco .II R . P . Uithct . . . . " Westminster ." Evangel . . . . . . . . . " Port Angeles .

: : Rainbow! . . . . . . . . " AlbernlI .Sadie . . . . . . . . . . . . " Sooke .

: : Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . " Coinox .Daisy " Clirmainus .. Lome

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CLEARED .

6tr . Charmer . . . . . . . . . lor Vancouver .. City of Kingston " Port Townsend. Rosalie . . . . . . . ' . . . " " " '

. Mexico . . . . . . . " " "" Uinntillii . . . . . " " "" Walla Wnlla . . . . " Sun Francisco .

" R. P . Rithet . . . . " Westminster .

" Evangel . . . . . . . " Port Angeles ." Barbara Boscowitx " Port Simpson .II Rainbow . . . . . . . . " Sookc .. . Sadie . . . . . . . . . . . . " II. Capilano . . . . . . " .Haddlngtou I'd" Lorne . . . . . . . . . . . " Vancouver ..RICHARD MANSFIELD , conceded to be

Americas greatest actor , will make hisfirst visit to Victoria next Friday . lie

companyfromthe Garrickandwill at tlie Victoriatheatre be seen in his strongest play ,

"Beau Brummell . " There is no workof this great artist's that , serves better toreveal the quality of his art and the precision and wizard force! of his dramaticpower. Mr. Mansfield's characterization is , to say the least , a remarkablecreation . It was Mr . Mansfield's firstgreat success , and still remains one ofhis most brilliant triumphs . It is plea-sant

-to note that this great play has

been , assigned for Mr . Mansfield's ap-pearance in this city , and those who

. fail to witness his remarkable impersonation will rnies seeing the greatestachievement in character acting knownto the Englishspeaking stage .

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. LEAGUE' BASEBALL ; :

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Tacoma Now Leads In the Series Instead ofthe Portland '

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" Glad to get back - agaln ? " That wasthe query addressed to Captain ' Klopfwhen he stepped on the dock soon afterthe Rosalie came in yesterday morning ." Glad to get back again ? " ho repeated ,

well , I should ' say so . It has beenrain , rain and nothing but rain eversince we left . In Portland we playedknee-deep in the mud , and Seattle andTacoma have been little better withtheir constant drizzle and unseasonablecold . " The undisguised pleasure ex-pressed by Captain Klopf is shared bythe rest of the team , for they say thatthe weather has been most unfavorablefor good ball playing , and to , the damp ,chilly state ' of the atmosphere can bechiefly ascribed the large scores . Klopfis not at all dissatisfied with Victoria'sstanding in the pennant race . AlthoughVictoria is in last place , it should bebrne in mind that the local team wasplaying its matches on foreign grounds .

, They were further handicapped in the' pitching department . Devereaux didnot put in an appearance and Pitt was udisappointment , and all the twirlingtherefore had to be done by . Darby . Victoria will soon be more than a match forthe other nines , as soon as Fanning andHughes (get into shape . Pitcher Darby saidlast night that Fanning and Hughes willpitch winning ball , and that they willprove as good men as any in the league .

Pitt and second baseman O'Neil havebeen released . O'Neil unfortunatelyhurt his knee very badly , and will notbe able to do any ball playing this year .

The men went out for pracitce yesterday afternoon at the Caledonia grounds .

Fanning did a lot of pitching , though atno lime did he put on much speed ,

as he is trying to coax hisarm into its old-time cunning . IfFanning succeeds in reaching anythingnear his form of a few years back , thenthe hearts of the local fans will be madeglad . Hughes is very speedy and hassharp curves . He is also steady andcool , and will come off all right after afew games . Now that O'Neil has goneit has been necessary to bring in Pequig-ney from left . Pequigney plays thebag in grand style , covering muchground and going for everything . lIe isno record player . Patton and Downsare not in the best of condition , bothsuffering from sprains received sliding .

They expect to be in prime conditionfor the opening game to-morrow withthe Gladiators . " " Baby " Whalineat first is putting up great ball , and al-though the spell of wet weather has putsomewhat of a damper on hisjovial temperament , there is afaint trace of a smile as hegathers in Klopf's and Babbitt's linethrows across the diamond . It will takejust a few more sunshiny days like :yes-

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and Victoria's big first basemanwill be as happy as of yore . Tomorrow's league game between tlie Victorianine and Glenalvin's Gladiators "should be u hard fought contest . Darbywill be in the box for Victoria . Darby'sday , according to the record thus far ,should be Victoria's day . If Victoriadoesn't win it will not be through Darby's fault , or through the fault of thebalance of the team , as every man is outto lower Porlhllld's colors . The leaguebattle has only begun , and a few victories by Victoria and a few reverses forthe lenders will considerably alter theaspect . Borchers , , s star , willbe in the box for the web-footers , andthis will make Captain Klopf and hismen put forth extra exertions to take afeather out of Glenalvin's headgear .

Victoria in its last game with Seattle'

could do nothing at all with Van Grie-son . Glenalvin had four pitchers , andhe decided to let one go . He kept Balz ,Birches , and Fennimore , and ManagerLeadly promptly signed Van Grieson assoon as he was free from his Portlandcontract . Victoria only made three hitsoff Seattle's new pitcher , and the gameended 14 to 1 in favor of Seattle .

Hughes pitched steadily , but did not re-ceive the best of support .

The only game played yesterday wasone between Tacoma and Portland . Thebatteries were Brandenburg and Donovan for Tacoma , and Balz and Frishiefor Portland . Portland was defeated bya score of 14 to 9 . The Tacoma team aredeveloping great slugging powers , andthe visiting pitchers ' records are suffer-ing

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. Darby has been the only pitcherso far to bailie the Tacoma men .

THE RACE FOR TUE I'ENNANT .Wan . Lot

Tacoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 0Seattle . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . 5 3Portland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 4Victoria1 7

TilE GAME IN THE EAST .

At Buffalo-Buffalo , 6 ; Willesbarre , 3 .

At Syracuse-Syracuse , 3 ; Spring-field

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At Rochester-Rochester , 11 ;; Providence , 5 .

At Cincinnati-Cincinnati ; Philadelphia , 6 .

At Louisville-Washington , 5 ; Louisville . 3 .

At Chicago Chicago , 15 ; New York 3 .

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BRANCHES :IN BRITISH COLUMBIA : I THE UNITED STATES :

IIIINVictoria , Vancouver , New Westminster , Son Francisco ,Nanalmo Kamloops and Nelson , II Portland ,

( kootenay Lake ) . Seattle and Tacoma .

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Savings Bank Department .Deposit * received from $1 upwards , and interest allowed ( I'rosentr est 3 1'EH CENT. J'EKA.AfJi UM .

Gold Dual purchased and every description ot Banking Business transacted .

Victoria , B.C . , July 1 , 1893 . , GEO ' GILLESPIE Manager .

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Your Home Agent will sell youtickets via tills first-class line andreserve you Sleeping Car Berths

. In advance on application . FW .'PAnKKn , Puget Sound Agent ,

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Liverpool to Victoria .

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For rates of freight and other particulars ap-lytoBALFOUR

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ROBERT WARD & CO . , LTD . .aplO-lm . Victoria .

PACIFIC COAST ss . Coe

Despatch a Steamer every five days forBan Francisco , carrying lien Majesty'smails . from Outer Wharf . at 8 p.m .

Umatllla . May 22 ,

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For full information , time cards , maps , etacall on or aadrees

E . E . BLACKWOOD ,Freight and Passenger Agent ,

Victoria , B.C .A . D CHARLTON ,

Asst . (225 Morrison St , ear . fh1ds6taud\ , Or .

CITY OF VICTORIA .

COURT OF REVISION .

Notice is hereby given that the Court of Re-

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for the purpose of hearing all complaintsagainst the assessment for UOG , as made by theAssessor of the City of Victoria , will bo held atthe Council Chamber , City nail , Victoria , onTuetiday , the : lId day of June , J8SHI , at10 o'clock a.m .

WELLINGTON J . DOWEEB .

28th April , 1800 . [ap29 ] C.JI.C .

NOTICETho following streets are closed to public

traffic : Blanchard street , between Fort streetand Kane street , and Kane street , betweenBlanchud and Quadra streets .

E . A . WILMOT ,

ap22-tl city_Engi-nccrNOTIOE

Notice is hereby given that at the next sittingthe Board of Lfcenslug Commissioners the

IIof of Victoria , B.C . , I shall apply for n Iranof the licenseII now held by mo to sell spirit ¬

I uous or fermented liquors by retail at theI Calcdonlan Hotel , corner of Store and Cormorantstreets , to Robert Chadwlck .

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TIME TA.HLE Ko . HB,

To take effect at 8 a.m . on Saturday , lurch 2118'Jfi . Trams run on Pacific Standard Time .

GOING NORTH .

Sat . eDaily Sun .

Lv . Victoria for Nanaimo and A.M . P.M: .Wellington . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 4:00;:

Ar.Nanaimo . . . . . . . . . . . 11:37:25Ar . Wellington . . . . . . . . . . . 12:00: 7:45

GOING SOUTH ._-4n:

Lv . Wellington for Victoria . . 8:20: I--;:

Lv . Nanalnio for Victoria . . . . 8U5 ;:

Ar. Victoria . . . . . . . . . . . .

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For Honolulu . . . .

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S8 , ALTMUKE-3wn tons dead weight . Due20th May .

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88 . T/iXJV3ZT-8ailtng monthly or CentralAmerican ports .

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IMPORTERS 01-JAPANESE RICE , SILK AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Board of Trade Building , Victoria .

NOTICE ._I hare this day sold my insurance , collecting ,

and commission, business to the well known * ,

firm of Munu , Holland & Co. who have beenappointed agents for the Union AssuranceSociety of Londou , England . Whilo thankingmy numerous clients fur hid patronage in the .

past , would respectfully ask a continuance ofiho tame for my successor .

J . tiT. CLAIR BLACKETT .Victoria , April 15th , 18M . aplV

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Funeral fate and Emiialmer ''

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