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WEST WASHINGTON.
Excitement nj the CannI-Threc SfuIes and
N noy PreeipItated into the water.

NAte htAhitA-- AhHft NAWhfA NttN
noy Precipitatcd into the water.
During the fishing season a report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lished each day. as furnished by the Washington
Aquoduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale ofmcasnrement Very turbid, o 10 s; turbid,
sto 15 slightly turbid, l5 to %; clear, % to 30.
Condition Of the water Thursday, April 2O-At
Great Falls 36; at receiving reservoir 80 at dis.
thbuting reservoir, 80.
EXCITEMENT on THE CANAL--At ten minutes
past SIX last night the bridge over the canal, just
above the Aqueduct, fell with aterrlble crash into
INC water below carrying with IL three mules,
horse, and young man tIifnm I, Hardy, who
was riding ono Of tile animals. As is usunny the
case wherever there's an item worth catching on
TOY, representative OF the REruBIICAN was on the
sp1t in less than five minutes the banks OF the
canal were lined with men, women, children, and
bubes In arms, all eager to see the result OF the
catastrophe The distance FROM the bridge 20 the
water was probably twenty feet, aud why the
young man was not killed in the fall Is amystory.
The moment they struck the water the boy was
lost sight OF for few seconds, the animals in their
desperate struggle for life having completely
forced him under the timbers. Suddenly his head
was seen coming un between two mules, aud, with
The agility of an acrobat, he soon succeeded, by
Ginning, jumping, aud swimming, In reaching a
portion OF the bridge large enough TO keep him
ahoat until he had recovered sufficiently
,in Gatc M se npGa.n AVN, n iuV vnrr ~ resc
ing the poor frightened bonsts, who were srnning
every nerve in their effort TO reach terra iirmn;
fastened together, as il the custom when pulling u
boat, besides being so thoroughly mixed up with
the debris of the bridge that II was impossible for
them TO more than keep thoir heads above water.
Mr.. Samuel Lowden, man employed on the boat
Golden Rule, to which the mules belonged, in.
| siantly came to the assistance of young lila rdy,
and 10y the use of knife In cutting the hucss soon
hnd the dumb creatures separate from each other,
aud all reached the shore In safety, though tho
| horse could not have lived many minutes longer
| in the wnter he having used nearly all hsstrcngth
in trying to free himself from the tlmbers Too
much credit cannot be given TO the part per-
formed by Mr.. Lowden, for had II not been for his
cool -hendcd, fearless work two, at least, Of the
mules would have drowned. Boys were then put
| upon the backs Of the animals, with instructions
| TO ride them up and down the road until warm.
| Upon examining the remains OF the bridge, the
only wonder was that It did not fall years ago, for
the imbcrs were nearly all rotten aud altogether
| too fragile.
| The many friends of Mrs. l.. d. L. n southworth
| will be pleased to learn that she returned from
New York TO her home, Prospect Cottage" last
night.
High tide, Friday, April 81, at 1921 a. m. and
| 1046 u. IN.
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DuncansOn Brothers,
AUCTIONEEI.S.

PROPERTY ON MAINLAND AVENUE, ON
CAPITOL HILL, NEAR THE CAPITOL.
by virtue Of u decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, passed In equity No ftlg,
Docket H. ON the 9Th day Of July 1876, aud further
decree, passed April TO- 1852, In which DenmcRd ct A
were coinpnlnants and Denrnead defendant, we Will
sell at public auction, In front OF the premises, on
eATuRDAY, the z2d day Of April, a. d. 1885, ut ESQ
o'clock D. M. the west one-half Of lot numbered 2
Iw. y Of2), In square numbered seven hundred and
my ySeven (75D, with the improvements thereon.
This property Is situated on the north side Of Mary.
land avenue, near the corner of Second street. and
between second and Third streets east, and within
square and half United states Capitol grounds
IL has front Of 80 feet inches and average depth
Of 100 feet, and Is improved by two,story Frame
House, occupying the western portion Of said lot.
Terms Of Sale; Onethlrd DS) cash; the residue In
three equal nstIllmens, in six (0) twelve (2) aud
eighteen (i) months, the deferred payments TO bear
interest from the day OF sale, and the payment
thereof to be secured By the notes Of the purchaser
purchasers Lelp retained Or all cash, at option Of
purchaser. One hundred dollars down on the fall OF
The hammer. Convey ancing and recording at the
purchasers cost II the terms OF sale not com
piled with In days the trustees reserve the right
70 resell at risk and cost Of defnuitng purchaser aer
giving nyo days advertisement IN some newspaper
published in Washington, y. g
api2i0t JOHN y, HERRELL,J "''e'''
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Contagion destroyed.
DIPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.
PILES! PILES! PILESi
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

Assure cure for Blind, bleeding, itching, and Ul-
eerated Piles has been discovered by Dr, William
(an Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment single box has cured tho worst
chronic cases Of twenty or thirty years stand
ing. No one need suffer five minutes after apply.
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions
instruments, and electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors
Allays tho intense itching (parlioussrly at night
after getting warm in bed) acts as poultce, gives
instant and painless relief, and is prepared only
for Piles itching Of the private parts, and for
nothing else,
Read what the Hon, ]. N. Cofinberry, Of oleye-
land, says about DR., Williams Indian Pile olnt-
ment: 81 have used scores Of Pile cures, and IL
affords mo pleasure 10 say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DR.. Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by Stott q Cromwell, or mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 81. HENRY h CO, Propnetors,
M&Th ca Yesey street, New York City.
National Republican., 1882-04-21

ALEXANDRIA, April 2O.-J'he market to-day was
shade weaker, In sympathy with other markets. hut
prices are not quotably lower Wheat, 200 bushels
sold AZ tl 45G9i 81 for Fulz, 6Ql o. for mixed and
II s. for Lancaster, with no choice Offering Corn
400 bushels OF white sold at &c. No rye or oats
ported. Country produce quiet aud easy.
National Republican., 1882-04-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
-mGINGA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK IANNEY COUPLER
SrEEL nAIl.si

TIE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE wEaTVTA WASHINGTON
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPoSAIS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
II OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEror
COMMfssARY SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHTsGToS, ID. C., April H. 1882.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate, with copy OF this
advertisement attached. will be received at this of
hce until " O'Clock Wednesday. April ~, 1882, for
the delivery a the United states Subsistence Depot In
this city, of the following Subsistence stores, VIZ:
100 barrels Flour, made from spring or winter
wheat.
1880 pounds Salt, Gne, in bags.
60 small boxes Table salt.
Samples OF the articles proposed to be delivered
must lie submitted with the proposals. Samples VI
-four TO be marked spring" or "wntcr," us the
case may be.
The stores TO be delivered by April % IsS2.
Envelopes should be marked Proposals for
For further Information apply to the Undersigned.
2l.2t q. u. pI NRllSE lnnlnin and q. s.. ". =. A.
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ORoPosAIs FOR DREDGING.

II UNITED STATES ENNIN EkIt VFFILE,
1907 Penn. ave, Washington d. O., April II, 1852.
Sealed proposals for Dredging in the HarborB Of
Washington and Georgetown. u. q. will be received
Mt this office until IL m, on WEDNESDAY. May TO-,
1880, and opened Immediately thereafter
Specifications containing detailed information and
blank forms of proposals can be obtained at this
offioe, where maps ana ans may also be- seen. The
right TO reject any al proposals IL reserved.
ap2O-Gt =. +. ABERT, u. y. Civil Engineer.
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AUCTION SALES.
ass f----a-.-sss .sss'-eia----~se-
Tbos. j. Fisher 81 Co.,
real, ESTATE AUCrIONEEits,
1874 u street northwest.

TRUSrEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
lots, SOUTH OF MOUNT PLEASANT, on THE
NORTH SIDE OF X IN NN kssAW AVENUE, WEST
OF FFOuRfEENTlG STREET ROAD.
by virtue OF decree pa ised by tue supreme Court
Of the District OF COLUMBIA VIII sell, ut public aic
ton, on TUESDAY, the I'd day of May, lss2, at Q
o'clock y. M, tue premises lots numbered H. ~,
N, a. 49, and TO- Of John Shcrmnns subdivision OF
parcel OF land called kenncsnw, ~ recorded IN Tie
oficc OF the Surveyor Of the Dis rict of Columbia
Terms. One-iOurth cash, and the balance az g. IL,
and rs months for which the notes Of the purchaser,
Bearing interest from the day Of SALE Will be taken,
and q lien retained on the property sold
These lots part of the tract OF land north OF tne
Columbian COLLEGE property, west OF Fourteenth
street extended. and but short distance from Bound
ary street, In rapidly Improving nelghborhood
Lot No. N contains about y 0OD square rect ana the
other lots from about l2O0 TO 00 square feet each.
REGINALD NDAlI4
No. a2j Four-and-a-hall street, lTruateea
VIM 4. NIAITlNGBN, A'"'-
aptadts No t.li Seventh street,
National Republican., 1882-04-21

LONDON, April e0.-United States bonds Is ex
tended lO3JS. Atlantic and Great Western irsts IL
Erie seconds, 9Gg: New York Central, 13Dls Ilino,
Central l5S; Milwaukee and St. Paul common, ia
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of Eng
land on balance to-day Is Gji, 900.
National Republican., 1882-04-21
CHIROPODISTS,
TURKISH KATHa.

NEW TURRISBI BATM (DR BOVEE'S),
~ iil7 9siTeet, opposite isiggs House Large pool
good Ventilation. Ladies' Monday and Friday Not
open sunday. Open from m, lill 10 D. mi Satur
day, ~ y, m, Baths, Sli tickets $3.50,
apG DIR. II. L. BOYEE, Eectrlcan.
TIME sHEDD BATHS, OO3 Il STREET, NEAR
IL Ninth we'll known the oldest and hest In the
city. This bath Is constructed with view tO OOnven-
euCo, being on the hrst floor, Turkish, Russian, sui
Ihur, aud Mercurial Baths given with 3ill and OK
pcr0nco, ShAmpoOer Of Years experience az this
establishment Single bath, si o for o. H. iO. Open
Sunday from u m, to D. m. mT2lstf
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FINANC1A1 AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ard Fond Quotnilcns-NSw york
nna Rnitintorc prndmsc Markets.

The following report oftho financial market yester-
day. toreher with the opening highest, lowest and
closing quotations are furnished blythe banking house
ofH u. Cooke, IT,, Co., l42g street. Washington,
d. O.
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EsrABLIsHED 1888
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

CARlaAuh MANuFACFCltaN.7
CSteam used, 80 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street Wcst, Washington, ID. u. Carriages and Har-
ness received ON storage and sold on com mission
Carriages repaired fel.u
National Republican., 1882-04-21

Daniel Mahoney was charged with firing pistol
in the street, and was fined So
Malnda Ruffln, coored girl, was sent TO Jail
for assaulting Mary Ruflin, her aged mother
Mary Donovan was charged with keeping n dis.
orderly house, and released on promising to break
up and move.
teen days for being proiane at the Presidents re.
ception Tuesday night
Mary Crawford was fined 81 and costs for assault.
ing another white girl named Mary Collins, by
slapping her face on the street.
Edward Boyd, colored, was charged with the
grand larceny Oftwo cows and n calf from Johr
UOlhnans dairy, near Mount Olivet Cemetery. He
waived an examination and was committed In de.
fault of $500 bonds.
National Republican., 1882-04-21

A Millvillc glassblower has succeeded In blow
ing what is believed TO be the largest bottle ever
made in this country. II is a carbOy, and will
hold tfty gallons. Three unsuccessful attempts
were made before perfect bottle was blown. 1t
will have 10 be emptied of any liquid IL may con-
tain with syphon. 1t will be sent to the Smith
sonian Institute.
GET the hesL. German Corn Remoyer Do not
National Republican., 1882-04-21

Faded or gray hair gradually recovers It's youth
ful color and lustre by the use Of Parkers Hair
Balsam an elegant dressing, admired for itspurity
and rich perfume.
National Republican., 1882-04-21

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke 4 Co., Pa. ave. md Fteenthst.;
National Republican., 1882-04-21

OTIS HATHAWAY, ESQ, l3 Rock street. Fall River
Mass, had very bad attack of rheumatism
which racked HIM sorey Finally he coult
scarcely move ST. Jacobs Oh was tried ant
proved TO he the only remedy that did any good
Two weeks use of it rendered him as clipper an(
aq aVpr
National Republican., 1882-04-21

Insist upon obtaining FlOreston Cologne It Is
pre-eminenty superior IN permanence and rich
delicacy offragrance.
National Republican., 1882-04-21

PRODUCE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE. April 2O.Virginla 6s, consolidated
CO. do second series, 35 past due coupons, 90; new
IO-4O3 hid to-day.
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suBTnEAsURY BALANCES,
CoIn..... ssG62S gs7 70 Currency-.... s3014,30I q
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CHILDREN often need some safe Cathartic and
Tonic TO avert approaching sickness. Simmons
Liver Regulator viii relieve collie, headache, sick
stomach, indigestion, dysentery, and the COM
plants incident 10 childhood.
Genuine prepared only by j. H. Zeilln & Co.
National Republican., 1882-04-21
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

JET the best. German Corn Remover. Do not
deceived by base limitations. Druggists.
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tNoTE-The closngs are bid prices, and are not In
cluded in the high and low


GOVERNMENT BoNDs-cLosING QUOTATIONS..
United States per cent extended 1Oil6 Gi0lA
United States per cent. extended ....., lOlfMlU2
United states a., per cent registered 1861 lGN
United States ~ per cent. coupon. ..,.. liGisgl6a
United States per cent. registered i2lslGl2iM
United states ner cent coupon ....,. l2isedl2lR
United states per cent. q. L.n.......... l2lsGl2l1
District OF Columbia 36js ,,,,.,.,,...,....,. 100
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st.N's
IN EFFECT JANUARY q, 1882
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON rrom station
corner sixth and streets as follows;
For phisburg aud the West, Chicago Limited Express
Of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars, at G1D q. M,
nom Harrisburg TO Cincinnati. Western Express
lO T. m. daily With Palace Cars TO Plttshurg and
Gncinnati Mall Express, s5O D. m. daily for Pitts.
B6LTiaoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cannndaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara 0;j3
p. m daily, except Saturday. with Palace Cars to
For WilIiamsport, Lock Haven, and Emlra, to3J
a. M daily except sunday.
For New York and the East, 500 a. m 1890 u. m l;3D
p, IN. Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars.
r SSo g. M daily except sunday ,.,,,, ,,,r.,,
NJ Jersey CITY with boats of Brooklyn Anpex,
aiordipB direct transfer TO Fulton street, Nyodin:
For Phlladoiphin 500 ~ m, lel ~ M s9 $40 RS,,
and l0e0 y. M. on sunday. liS0, $40 Soo nnd iGsl
r m. Limited Express, $50 ~ M. daily, except
For baltimore O4O, 500, Hao 1890 H. m anu lSO $40,
d!lO $40 7iig, 300 and io2O p m; on SUNDAY 500,
For Popes Creek lime, GAO ~ IN. and faO p IN. daily.
For Annapolis, $50 ~ M and Iiop m daily cxceps
| ALEXANDRIA AND DFREpERICHsBuRG RAIL.
WA WAY n AMp 4 y 66 6AthEXANDhlA AND wAsHlNd'
For aoE klsxandrS. 60 72o aao lOo and Ii5 a. M,
is2O 800 6:2O 500, and 1890 p M; on sunday ut SO,
g:2O 1900, and HE'S am. and 500 r. M. ,-,,-
For Richmond and the South B:Ound ll:21 a. H. dhy
and 500 p. M. daily, except sunday.
Trains ciive Alexandria for Washngtony 600, sos.
$685. and 1000 M 1910, 800 500, !;y and 9'2o p I'M m
aud 1900 midnight on Sunday, at 5Oj, S0j aud 1000
m, 7.OO nud NlO u. m,
Tickets and information at the oulce, northeast
nue. and at the station where orders can be left G,r
the checking of baggage to dcsunation irom hotels
"''' j. il. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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S. Schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY,

A. NJ, LEAVE WASHINGTON
t231. chicago, Cincinnati and II. Louis ls NpraNq.
sleeping cars to tlncnnuti,SL LUujs.and Chicago
b01-BSltimorc, FllicOtt CITY, and WaV stations
G:5O-Baltlmore Annapolis aud Way piedmont,
Siir1nsDnrg, Winchester. Hagersown, and Way.
i6-BaltlInore ENpress
Si0Polnt Of Rocks aud Way stations
sh-Phiiadelphia, Now York, and Boston Express.
ParlOr cars to New York.
GN.Staunton and Valley Express, Connects for
Hayerstuwn aud nt Point ut ltoclts for Frederick
TOGO Baltimore, Hyntisvlllc. aud Laurel EXprcss.
Stopsht Beltsville, Annapolis Junction, Jcssup's,
- ana Dorseys. On sunday stops ut Hll stations.
lo"y-nnli'inorc kSpf'ss stops at Ityattsvillc and
tioA0-P Pltlsbnrg Chicago Cincinnati, aud st. Louis
n 4, Express ParlOr aud sleeping car.
1910. Baltimore, EIIcott city Annapolis and Way
tigi-on sunday only for baltimore and Way.
tSl6-BatlmOre Express,
tStO-BnltmOre, Philadelphia, AMI New York EV-
$50 baltimore and Way stations Winchester,
fredcrlck, lIngerstOwn, and Wny, via RelayO
Eal-Baltimore, HyRttsvillc aud Ianrel Express.
Q'rcderick, via Relay. stops at Annapolis
tti0 -Baltllnore, Annapolis and Way stations.
tEtS-IOlnt of RoCks, Frederick, Hngcrstown Win
chester, and Way StRtiona ION Sunday TO Point
a., Of Rocks aud Way station. onlyl
via Relay. Stops at Hyattsvile and Laurel)
,e;o5-point of Rocks and Way stations.
ti:OO-B tmOrp and Way stations
f40-Bntimore, Hyattsvliie and Laurel Express
tSl9nPntsours, Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
Philadelphia, Now York aud Boston Express
Sleeping cars TO New York stops at IIyat;s-
tGH.-ChlcaSo, Cnciuuau, and st. Louis Express.
80 Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and Chicago.
tDnlly 'Snnday only. Other trains daily, except
All tralns from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply nt the baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station, Big and
where orders will he taken for baggage 10 be
and received NJ any point In tie city.
National Republican., 1882-04-21

DIsEAsRs or THE QENITo URINARY OR
lJ gans, blood, Liyer, Kidneys, Nerves Women,
CAtArrh, Bronchitis, Dyspepa Vc speelily and per
pAkDentiy oirEd write for advice book free On. s.
a. BAKER, nox l0i, Butiaos NJ Y, apb
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-10

Pahia proposed TO insert an item Of 900 for
two messengers in the Judiciary Department.
y. Kamakele moved TO amend to $4,000 for sal
airy of Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Gibson said that after investigating the
matter, he had come to the conclusion that copy
to erase this item and increase the salary of the
Secretary to 5000. The item was passed without
discussion.
Items Passed Minister of Foreign Relations
Sl2O0O; Salary of Secretary $1,000; Office OF
peuses Foreign Agents 5000; Coronation Of His
Majesty the King $4,000.
Hon. ]. Mott Smith spoke ut great length
against the advisathity of sanctioning such an
expenditure. not much on account Of the item
itself which Is small but account Of other out
lays which IL il probable will attend. $4,000 had
been asked for for the entertainment Of distin-
guished guests, and il Is well understood that
these distinguished guests are to be such IA have
been invited to attend the coronation ceremony,
and that such an amount would be altogether
inadequate for the purpose The expenses to be
ontaled by such n ceremony, would more prob
ably exceed 100000 than be confined within the
amounts asked for. Loans have been asked for
on account of the disparity in the amount of tho
revenue and the estimated expenditures for the
next two years. And the objects of such loans
we're. doubtless to such expenditures this,
and not for the prosecution OF legitimate or
remunerative public enterprises.
Reception OF foreign official guests and moi
dentals 10000; Expenses foreign missions el0,.
coo; Envoy Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary ri
Washington $1,000; Expenses ncidentals-Lcga
tion Mt Washington 5000 Relief and return oil
INDECENT Hawaians from abroad 81 800 Salary
messenger 1896 Purchase of decorations $4,000
Education of Hawaiian youths in foreign coun
| tries $1,000
/ j. l.. Kaululxou moved to increase TO $4,000
! Carried
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COLLECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.
Hpuoiutu Mac ohth 1851

The following Goods have been seized under the
Revenue Laws and II not claimed within twenty days
will be held condemned, and sold a, Public Auction:
VI IN diamond, No. I, Honolulu. pkgs Ear,hen
Stoves, OK IS 10 Chung Aug 18th, 1850.
Kso 60 pkgs Chinese Provisions, et ~ lealsndia
April 2ist, 1882.
Also will be sold, for Duties aud Charges, II not
claimed within twenty days:
Aug Lorance. Honolulu g. Private Eaeoi, OK -
Zcalandia, Feb 9Th, 1880.
Ms G It Co, II in diamond, e bSs Soap, cx city of
Nankn Aug 25th, 1880.
y Wlngate, pkg w Butterfcld pkg; IN
diamond, Honolulu, pkgi Bugg, pkgs; II II IL
Co. No $40, pkg; n nj, Black Trunk; n M Oil;
~ Co. pkg; Mrs VIM Patty, Kohala, pkg; Ira Brad
show, pkg; w Winehall I pkg; Chas Kempstcr 1
pkg Peter Mckenzie, Hilca pkg; Cutting, 2pkgs.
VI 1t W. F. ALLEN Collector General.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-10

Places OF Worship.

SEAMEN's BETHEI-Rey Damon, Chaplain, King
street, the Sailors Home. Preaching ut II -,
Seats free Sabbath School before the morning service
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at * o'clock
oHT STREET CHURou-Rev j A. Cruzan Pastor, corner
of Fort and Bcrctana streets. Preaching on sunday
at II \ NJ and ~ IN. Sabbath School at Joan.
ST Andrews COMMONWEALTH services; Ri Rev
the Bishop Of Honolulu and Rey Th9s blackburn. Hs-
Communion; $50, Mathis and sermon Qiawsisn); II,
Mathis, Litany and Sermon (Englgish); 4, Evenson
(IIawaan); $50, Evcnsong and .sermon (Hnslish)
RoMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Under the charge Of n
Rev Bishop Maigrct, assisted by Rev Bishop Hermann
10 andarM.
KAwAIAuAo CmuRcm-Rcy II II Parker, Pastor, King
street above the Palace. Services In Hawaiian every
Sunday at II sabbath School at i0An. Evenng;
services at "a o'clock, alternating with ksumakspiIi
District meetings In various chapols at $50 Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday at ~ PM.
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annual examination OF East Maui Seminary will
be held June 22d.
H,mu1 Nnrra

Hawaiian railroading is not all poetry and
romance. On the morning OF May eth the Eng
lish engine known popularity as the John Bull
broke one OF the springs which resulted in the
oyerturn OF the engine the wrecking of two or
three cars and injury OF one man. The down
train to meet the steamer detained couple of
hours for the removal of debris repaifs of track
etc Later still there has been collision of
freight cars, but no one hurt. Tho kohala plan
tation when within few hours OF finishing grind
ing had the misfortune to break spur wheel.
The cane ON hand was disposed of to the star
Mill. The Ladies' Society met this month at the
residence OF Mrs. VIM. Patty. Though the attend
ance was not unusually large, tho company was
an unusually merry one and the fun was kept up
till u late hour, and the evening voted the
best of the season. Very dry weather still con.
tinues and brown is the prevailing tint in the
cane-felds. II will be but short time when the
telephone line will be completed from Hilo t.
Ookala. II has been constructed to Paukaa, and
by June 9Th will be done to Papaikou. or Onomea
II is being put up rapidly
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MAUI Norns.

THE wailuku Literary Society held meeting On
Monday evening, at the residence OF Mr.. W. II.
Bailey. The attendance was larger than at several
previous meetings, and the programme a most in
teresting one. Nearly every one present contrib
uted something for the entertainment Of the CON-
pany. One Of the most interesting Of the contri-
buttons, was an original paper ON microscopic
wailuku presents quito lively appearance. Yea,
terday Wednesday, the entire day wac spent ON
the celebrated chicken case, the defendant being
the ~ Member from Makaxao. Verdict for the
defendant: The Waikiki Sugar Mil will finish
The seasons grinding in few days days, The
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-10

Is view of the crowd OF anniversary meetings
and school examinations next week, Mr.. Hallon-
beck has been requested to commence his Iabors az
Fort Street Church on Sunday evening Juno 18th,
n week from tomorrow