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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
The Midlothian Trageuy-B"dies
of victims Recovered.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 6.-Advlces
from the Midlothian mine disaster re-
ceived TO- night, state that the body OF
Engineer Joseph Couruow, white, Wa
found to-day about fifty teet from ms
engine He was not distigured or
burned, save slight brulse on the
nose This makes I'VE bodies re- ovrrtd
50 far. A regular shift of ten men are
now organized, relieving each other
every four hours, and work va. he
pashed vigorously A meeting OF cit
izens Will be held at the coal leid TO-
morrow TO present an address 80 the
public, setting forth the destitute con0I
ton of the widows and orr hans, and
app aliug for aic. The Baptist minis
ter,, in their meeting to-day, unanl'
mou.Ly resolved to TAX" mp collections
i'll their respective church", next sun
day tor the sufferers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
n,.....,,x Arrears Of Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Feb 6-The discus.
sion'in the Senate over Senator Ingalls,
resolution, declaring that the Arrears Oh
Pension bill ought not TO be repealed,
was resumed, and Senator Ingalls, made
a remarkably vigorous speech In It's sup
mort. He made no apology for his part
in the arrears legislation, but rather
gloried in 1t. .n,,s
His arguments would be a. forcible II
m AIDE in support of bill to repeal the
limitation which bars the applicant
Who presents his petition to-day from
Getting his arrears, as they were In us-
t,tration of the measure TO when ne
was addressing himself. lie did not
helieye the allegations OF extensive
frauds. and argued that tine stories
about the influence OF the claim agents
were exaggerated.
He accounted for the enormous lnfiNx
q aims after the Arrears bill passed
h the fact that a season OF pane anu
hard times preceded it. The speaker ;
nositiou with regard to one feature OF
his personal relations to pension iee's1a'
ton was a strong one. He as memser
If the Pensions Committee Of the senate
had helped to perfect the sixty sur.
gson" bill, and had advocated pension
Reform in every way. 1t is certain that
if the Arrears bill had been preceded by
the passage of proper bill for the Judi
cial ascertaiumeut Of facts in regard 70
pensiyu claims, the Arrears bill would
have been much less intquitous and
harmful.
Seator Hawley followed Senator
Ingalls,. He said he should vote tor
The measure, in a. much as nothing
cculd now be saved by repeating 1t.
All claims On the tile would be prose
cuted TO completion in any event But
| A declaration that The b.. oaght not tC
be repealed wa, quite different from an
approval Of the original bill lie
showed that the bill was nnctlIed
for. that the soldiers OF the country d
not demand II, and that Congress
had not sufficiently examined II, when
it. passed, 10 learn what effect It wa
likely 10 have He paid his Fespec
to Senator voorhees, III vigorous terms
contrasting the Senator present
10 sting OF frieudliness tor the soldier
with mis- silence in that respect aurihs
he war.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

A committee of five members was
appointed last night at meeting OF the
Washington Fire Company TO take into
the advisahilify of pur-
chasing a new ladder, and also 10 con.
ter with City Council and report at the
next meeting The company objects to
purchasing an extension ladder 70 feet
long AZ ordered by City Council at IT.
cent meeting. The truck Of the Com
pany was purchased eight years ago At
q cost Of 81 80. and for its use Council
has paid the company 500 annually.
The company therefore think 1t unjust
for Council to require them TO buy a
ladder which costs 500 with thsir an
nual appropriation OF 300.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
A bicycle Trip.

Minnie Madden and Grace Crary,
Illinois girl. of Is and 10, are making a
tour of the West on bicycles. They
started early In the fall, and when cold
weather set in at the North they had
reachsd Texas They are not d ing 1t
for show parposes, bn, for health and d.
version. A man servant attends them
and they carry small quantity OF
baggage, their trunks bsing sent ahead
by express. They intend to cross tho
country to Florida by spring, and then
move up along the coast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

Much talk and speculation are being
INDUCED i'll over the proposed col Struc.
ton of the canal which will unite the
bays Of Delaware aud Chesapeake
which will, no douhf b" rou4uInated
This proposed canal brings to mind thai
about the time Of the construction Of the
present Delaware and CUasa pea ke ca.
nal, a canal was commenced to connect
the Chrlstiana with the Chesapeake.
quite Il a. ge hoe was dug III the ground
for this purpose near Ga SOW in this
county. About the year 1852 an appli,
cation va again made &C. the LegIsla-
Cure for u charter 10 unit. the CT risti.
ana VIII rhe Chesapeake. The bill
passed the Housr,i WAS thought, unau.
imouSIy, but was defeated in the
Senate. a number Of PhlIatelphials
opposed the biI. at the fhue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
rae Rom s.es Of . street Car.

Troy IN. ~ Times
Ton ysars ago, one oppressive sum
mer night, a gentleman. who Was then
and Is now dealer In teas and spices
In New York, wa,a guest at the Troy
house. lie asked the clerk II there
were any am easements that evening, and
receiving a negative answer, inquired
where he could And cool spot to spend
an hour or two. The clerk advised a
ride on the street cars Ia Abba and
bars. The gentleman boarded . ear
Next to him sat a yonng lady, the
daughter of a poor but respfc ted Eng
lishnan, then u resident of Abba. The
young lady was not very young, neither
very handsome, but was attractive and
bright. Her occupation was school.
teaching. A remark by the gentleman
| led 70 the formal conversation, which
became No interesting that when the
| Young lady's residence NJ Abba was
| reached she was no. aware OF II until
| the conductor ca led her attention Ia
the fact. After She had gone the gen
tlenan asked the conductor who the
lady was. The conductor, who had sup.
posed the two were oil fiends, gave
the young wntnan's name. Said the
gentleman. Il would like to meet her
again. | am a widower with two child
zen and live IN New York. | have
never met lady In my Ike who looked
talked and acted ~ much Ike my wife
a. the young woman | actidsniy met
on your car. The cond lctVr taking
al interest In the romantic case, an.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

A new engine haS he-n purcha ,ed ty
the WASHINGTON Fire Company If Con.
shuhockeu, Pa, and Will b. housed
some time in April. Il is thou 5ht that
Cue Washington Fire Company If TINS
city vii. be- invited % do tho hJnDra.
James Il. Tucker and Isaac Drukier
are the prime movers in the matter OF
organizing an independent hook and
ladder company III this city. This is Il
good move,
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
w. F. NJ. s., Who represent a.. The NJ
r.. churches III the city. viii meet IN
Grace church this afternoon at tlrre
. clock.
The street cars are running AZ U-ua.
to-day, the tcaCk beIrl gear ~ suy".
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
A Word Warning

Same yrar, ago. sayS the German.
town T.l,prapb. we took H. uuon our.
solves IN oti,r word of alytc, Ia
ncr,nu, a,.,ndtuv yrn1uas. .specially
IN lh, ruunIry. 10 avoid STANDING mn IA
,h. h,r,, moist or In many cases. iuuidy
ornInd There i, AWAY, sometime
~ Ia, tnrnd lyiu, rouud 10 stand mon
Was,iI then. and we r.ue,t l., nnx
,hat tL.r, IL .rarr, ana Of th.s, ont
Amor vrr1ur, hold which does NOT cost
a, nl, IN. reader NAV Il. sururisrl a,
M. statement Lnt If Ia. vll r,r.tullv
,,st ,hnur Inn, and irv..,irrt d.. .vrufs
cat, for o,,Iy war nrtvgr hcvIl mi
,,i, RI. rorr.r,u.,s n( uhnr "a. assert
II ;.y,ry trf,ch n . sgtn. with r,.,otd
:, funeral. 4 gentleman remarked
,b.n,ber d,v ,har v.r. !, NOT Tar ,he
r,,,.a,.I ,rn,,..i,u c,,,,.,.ri.. u,,II
.,', MI ~, :, r,,ibl, u,u ,,,,,,
'.,,r.,rn,o, b,v. la. ,hnr Ly.s H.,
.,,.',.,,r., !, narf.r,,,,, IA. s,r,i,.. a,
,I i,,,.,,n.,,,1 Nn malta i,,,,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
SHIN WORK

Wooden ship building and repairing
are active at MoOrc's ship ward. The
Delaware and Chesap axe G nal c m.
pany's tug bsat is at Euocn No re-,
yard and vii, DE- almost entirely rebuilt.
The schooner Alaska j Cn the way, t.
rece We new bowsplrit, aud the new
barge for The Delaware Transportation
Company which l. being fitted with
new machinery wi, II, launched in a
few days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

Words BY Rev. Ge,. K. Kramer Music
anss Shobe.
Our blest Christ with clouds shall come;
His dominion shsmes the sun;
Ear. h shall shine from pole To Dole,
Wave to wave with music roll.
Lion with the lamb shall play,
Hate from all shall pass away,
Naught in holy mount destroy,
Breeze to breeze shall ding the 10y
ANGELS leave Their shining domes,
For carth's bright and lovely homer
On the sun Of man descend
With our hymns their voices blend
Shout ye Winds from shore to shore,
Sea with all thy fulinesr roar
Cedars clap Ycur Joyfal hand,
Hear the gladness all ye lands
Rivers flowing to the seas,
Flowers bending to The breeze;
Show the curse has rolled away,
Like night shade from n ing day.
Risen saints with harp and voice,
In the h idegr room now rejoice;
Marriage bell' in palace ring,
Praise our Christ, 30 virgins sing
Walk the streets Of shining gold,
Ar the pearl V,te' wide unfold:
Life wave through the CT rolls,
Godlis ht falls % happy souls.
Jeses IL he Z ny Of sirgs,
Hallelujah Heaven sings
To receive the thTvay .na rr,Sn,
Worthy II. the lamb once slain,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

Last night ahou Go prrs N, p,id their
resp ''' Ia por-un to Mr. Hiram Y.rgrr
and wife "A 'h"ir residence, 800 Wash.
in4loh street. The evening was .r,ut
J" Il very p'"aSanl manner, vocal aud
ms, r"'"""iaI mus" being predominant
ana a. usual rrtr. ShmculS in ahuuI ,,,,.
~ lowed. Time II " 50 fast and So
pleasant w"r" 'he hours that midnight
passed a'd tbs wee small hour. ,f
morning ilwnch before all ,hr rom.
pany left ll2ur,wereAhe kind regards
and family.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
The Danger In Lending Earrings.


A singular case OF contagious varci-
nation was reported at the Health Once
on Sunday. A young lady living III
West Baltimore was recently vaccl.
mated by prominent physician, Dor
rowed pair Of earrings from a lady
friend for a day. Upon the return of
the ear rings, the owner pat them on,
and yesterday wa. astonished to find
that she was thoroughly vacclnated in
the tarh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
The Frien dS NJ " eat In ester.

A meeting Of the Friends in and
around West Chester was held on First
day evening AT tho High street
meeting hyus+ at which MI,
Howard NJ, Jenkios, well known IN
this city, WAS 10 have read paper on
tho " Friends, but OWNS to so many
people bling absent on account OF the
disagreeablr weather, it Was decided hy
the committee 10 POSTPONE the readlL (
Of the paper for two weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

The Levy Court met this morning,
and the chair was filed comparatively
Mr.. Fobiser. the meeting organized
Ivy eIoctIng MI, fright permanent
chairman. The principal busines,
transacted was the reelection of the
Trustees Of the Dor, whose terms had
expired The Court then procrsded to
the examination of the assessment
lists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

Yesterday Drake e. Co. auctioncers,
sid the estate Of John Perkins, draeas.
el. The store property corner Of S4rou |
and Marhet streets was sold to A. Ring.
walt for $500. The two and half
story dwelling No. 2O7 Orange street to
John Wagner tor $500
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
BlOpny Flint

NASHVILLE, Feb Il A desperate
u@n. occurred at Rock Island, Warren
r"lo'l les night. FJur men attacked
'"'" ''HnbI" a terrym,n, because he
reg 'rd 10 ferry them across the river,
"n'3h va, high and dangerous, ana cut
~ ." severely WhiIr le'reating, Biliy
McGa4rprA'cr pursued him, saa Jping a
pl'''I IN h' fare, when GrlbbIr SHOT
''I" ,hroAGh the heart, killing him in.
$ andy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

1t was stated il Saturday issue Of
the kEPUBLI'A& thar theLOuse Uf Mrs.
Harris Oh East Sixth street was enter.
ed by thief on Friday evening, who
stole a nun ner OF articles 1t has
since been learned that it was not Mrs
Harris hUu,c, but was the residence Of
William +. HarriSol, no. 20 East
StCUud street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

TueaXamination Of applicants for the
prInc'palship Of No. EIys' Grammar
school, opened thIs afternoon before the
Teachers Committee Of the Board Of
Public Education, DR., Gsimshaw prin-
clpally conducting the examination
There are said to be five or six appli.
caIIts present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

A meeting f the Delaware Bay s! al
Fishermen, II ,hls ciry, will be held at
the house Of William Tpdike, 30. 729
East Seventh street on saturday even
ing, February I'm, at 30 O'rIock, 70
make arrangements tor TOE COMING :. d.
son, A tul! Attendance is request, 1t,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

William Crossley who is at present
engaged in the sewing Machine husi
mons at Sixth and ShipLey streets, will on
the 18th Of March vAcaLe the premises
now occupied by him, aud enter into
the machine business with his brother
somewhere in the vicinity Of Front and
ShlpIey streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
Work Oh StOeckleS Brewery

A force Of masons under Henry NJ
James is busy at work At StoeckIe' s
brewery building the stone walls of a
large new brewery 7 - weather has
been considerably Il aust ontSide oper-
atoms, but by the AID Of fires 10 heat
stone and mortar The work Is making
comm eDdaDLe rrugI,.s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

Nix. EDITOR VIII yen or some one
WHO knows Please inform a mum Der of
citizens who have the hnalth Of the
public at heart, ifihe eating Of the
tracks OF the City passenger railway -
not "a violation OF law aud greatly
"blige HEALTH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
Dhu.ADELPBlA VII, "lNHTUr AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IannarY 20 lAEl

January 30. 1852
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILAIssTes AS FOL
Lows:
For Philadelphia AMI rmedlate sta
tons. b, 800, 1879 Il. IN; 49,, 4, 1.3O, 1000
y, III.
Philadelphia texpress). 2, 2:"3, $50. 7:2b, s.
y, ., $40, Lass "A. III. Il b, l.CJ, b:lI go o3s
300 p. III.
New YORK 400, az $40 ;2b. s.+e, 1853 a
IN, 'l2:is l.S,Sl7, Gasp. IL.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, LOS
sH" .. m, and 90 p. IN,
For Baltimore only, los a. m. 3 and =. IN
Baltimore and hay Line, o.t7 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l.42, AL,
500, s,3s a. m, |. 0, 100, o,61, l.o4 p. IN.
Trains for delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 9S5a. M, LOT, o2bp.n.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 49,
4. m, LOO s.2b p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations V.26 a
C., lGa y. IN
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Ststtops,
3 10 a. m, II m.b3l, 739, (cxpross Yb5J 10 p. ID
Philadelphia and New YORK, 100, ABA. N.
SIT, o.3s D. N.
Baltimore and Warrington, I.l2. l5l.
5 90 3. m; ll.0i p. IN. Los am.
For further information passengers aro -
hrred 70 the time tables posted at the depot
Trains marked thus ~ tre limited exprev
| upon which extra iare Is charged,
| FRANK THOMSON, J.K. WOOD
Gen'l MANAGER. Hen'l Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

RoME, Feb. G-Sarah Bernhard faint
eh hurlhg her pertoI nance in the Dame
Aux CameIias at Genoa. She spat blood
~ ,he tn rd act. The audience cried
y Eao"Gh - and qIit the theatre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
A Peep into the Future,

Thursday, August 10Th is the day and
Atlantic City the point, to which the
friends and the community at large ar o
asked B., assist 10 make she Norma so
CIal Club excursion one OF the'bou mots'
Of the excursion s.asUL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
s,bu,saod ~

Mr.. Wynn, an .rr''r',cG.i
tom House, in Ph''" w ilti
Moore. mail aGe,I' " = biri
81 Northern railro',' 'ca Il
places. This was I i'.,'t
Mr.. Moore's failing li W" ia
Sawyer who has , o,i" % l
temporarily goes '''
Western. n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
FIFTH gnf
SUPERIOR Corn
Preessd iiss In IN. Nj.
I'm . peh Case ,.,,

se" hse lhls n
Court opened A. ~ o'ra
ing and Resumed the n
Church case,
Mr. Harry Bigger. WIN.
ination was not cnnr,~l'l W.
Journmen' yeste.iav w,. !l:! y! +
TO the stand, and subject *sglssI ~
ing cros%eSAmiuation b, "
Rev. Henry Phillips ,.'.,
feel that he isa clcrgymr iaes
copal Church, and va. o.. -
Christ Church, Delav.,eT, ms1D
Der, 1879, and took ch,,,. s. 11rl1
The salary was To be a.
/ 6 rectory. The yestfy ss, i'
the salary. AttLl. p6it,
nony Mr.. Bates or!creIn, ,s,..ts
stop, but hs stiIl procseis ,ssifv
Higgins also called o, ~ sSd
sP" 'kinR' when M p ,, tllivan
pl"'' / Will stop 5l, .3ullivs
~" 30 and
a,,er SON" dlscnss.pa te,.thin o
sci 'he witness was a,1Es. itch
FROM January nn'I b-s= Snos Z
"n'y received S20i, o. IL Ven. q
uary he announced # M a, ,es veI
he desired to see peace d cry av
and for that purpose Won ,inity
claims tor "a mr., ,,,', '. - tsihv
am lake l't VIA, lie ..tthe 4
co'Iectiou. tak.o mn '"s' ir1~k1
s,5in three mnm,r,.N w. D. = ~
sn,ne MINERS h. hi"T.,, ,.Ws1
""''ie papers u. MS hhnl'rgM uyyI
r,,. "h,sc,ad =" w. y WI srryss
n,n.r .nd ,b, W a., '.'' u his
ai. " ",,,, ,"p "',"''' IA IA -
r -" "a" ,''ni"'.'',. 10 VI" osa ~
reference, as starvation 10
MS memory.
n ~ ut'o''ne', lnr ~,.7 HiiIv
OF "rctl"iIi ana sad lhH 81, sy
asked II lie hid not rrNpe'' 1919
"" i'lA"7 answer 'NM hers ~ ~
B'shop In Ills place WEI S 80,
was gong on he preside ~
ana haa charge o'ta" b
az not p1, any votes ID. nan
inc baI1ot was KEEP 90 MAJ n
minutes, ana he then Az ,arreA
hs Intended to cIo'r tts a M
there were any who hal a1 tmrr I
shou d come forward and ~.
ballb. was cosed AMI ,Jl, "A rai,
scene Of disorder ami cont IN
and som" one called &. M \
open service AMI llN 'a- Gecnn,
The witness d"c''ne' 4, b - NJ,
"piiIh oniy he Throwing ''i,uSht
swine. but servi. ~ MI II,
DR., stewart, who ., ',r hich Il
livered u short a ldrr-, % ~ orr
horted tb. poop 10 Lore a, Thifsa
this was met with dcf, yith Z 4
the other side. ,rae ~
The "Wednesday airl es.rl IN
Dnnlap called al HI, Dg.. y,re 4
tary and rerved the orl~' Vourtl
on him. Tn, BI,h,p ID. sarhs,,
Fa,,.r that IN. mar h s- NJ nv
ai ,,t.;rc
np cross eyaniu,t,ob $500
testified that h, had ne.T a !, co,|
| mo Iniscnn.y chmrrh yotsssr a
| ,Y~- ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

WHlTEN N-At Rsurroit's Banks, on the
18th inst, Ctrst.aaa " nl,eman IN her oVth
wear
Relative ANA friends are respectfully in
yited 10 attend the funeral from her late resi-
depce on Vel -day attcrpV L. Services al
the house at : Ccluck lntermept At MI
salem cemetery. N ster papers please copy.
DOUu TN saturday. February :, l'ss, Jen
ME 4, d,uShtor II Thomas and hectic
] D5uu. N the an ye"r OF her ar"
The relative. and friend. III lhe ttm.iN are
invited t. IL terd the funeral from tue resi-
derce Of ter pa .cnt-, No. 100 fenpsyiHanla
avenue. on Wednesday February :. ser
vices n the house a 10 O'Clock = IN. Inter
ment a. " mite Clay ttech tuur'h
CiOue hul not forgotten
NEWTON In this rtv. on the hth inst. o.
neuTl gia oi heart. Annie lUw.her. VIE OF
W. J, Ncat u.
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from ner late rerldence, No. .IA
Poplar street, on Tuesday aiteruo ID, AT Nv,
o'c .c. Int rment At the Wilmington aud
brand w me cemetery
Ozone To- res.
aMRll". On the 9TH Inst, Of scarlet te
yer. Eddie C. Lambdin.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
yited 70 attend the funeral front residence
Of his rents, : ! ILtnall street, on lue''la'
aitern u. The tn inst. at 20 COCK. i" pro
coed 10 Mt salem cemetery,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07
H,sine Assoc,

The Blaine assoo'' n \.
has a memper'h'p, 4 NJ
Thursday evening" "nr4ug
room Twelfth anu u
ceive more member
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-07

All the drawings will hereafter be under
the exclus We "a ervision and control o.
GENERALS q. T BEATkE9ARD and
JUDAH, A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY rC
WIN A FORTUNE FIRST GRAND ms.
TRlBUTION. CLASS Il AT NEW n
LEANS, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IA
iss2-Iilst Monthly Draw ny.
Louisiana State Lottery compary
Incorporated IN .ses for rs years Wy III,
Legislature for Educational and CharitaEl,
purpOses--with capital Of si,00G, G,O-tC
which reserve fund Of over Si2o. U0O has s.uc'
been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote III
franchise was made part Of the presen,
State Constitution adopted december I'd, A
D., 1879.
Its Grand Single Number Draw.
lnyA will take place monthly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-17
NOTICE OF

CHARLES A. BAILEY ND ALBERT
BARNES comprise thu firm Of G A Bailey 4 Go do
ting bushes, as Cane Planters at waiuku, Island OF Maui
Waikiki. Maui. May /, 1889. lulO II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-17
NOTICE.

a TER THE 1ST. DAY OF JUNE. 1882.
"a our store will close on Saturdays at D p. M. instead
of2 p m. rs { rmeriy. BROWN & co,
dmy27-1t wit ii Merchant Street.