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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-07
2i7 ALAMO PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO.
LlGHI FLASHES.
what the Reporters Learn on Their Tou
Through the city.


what the Reporters Learn on Their Tour
Through the city.
Miss Hattie Gay died at the residence Of
Mr.. O. II. Clifford.
Charles Young Ia on trial In the District
court for stealing a watch.
The maximum'of the thermometer .yester-
daywas ~ degrees, the minimum 90.
Mrs. Cook, wife OF a Floresvlllo citizen,
died this morning at the st. Leonard hotel.
Three hacks collided together on the
Main plaza yesterday and were considerably
wrecked.
"A Mathews who has been at the Chenati
mountains for tho last four months. has re-
turned home.
james Angus and Mr.. O'Leary both affirm
that 81, 81 % and s. is being paid TO plaster
ers in this city.
John Delsite was fined 800 yesterday in
the District court for abductinR and seducing
Eliza Gupton.
As County Judge Mason ia examining the
county roads to-day no business was done In
the Probate court to-day.
Captain Clous has relieved Captain John A..
kress as Chief Ordnance Ohicer pro TEN, until
Captain Arnold arrives to take charge.
-Jessup NJ. Bell was yesterday appointed
administrator In the estate of II. II. Pue, 20
act In accordance with the provision OF the
will, under a 5000 bond.
Mr.. l.. Wolfson says the reason ho did not
make affidavit against the thief for stealing the
gloves was he had no proof to convict, and the
prosecution would have been useless expense
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Tho Wages of PIastsrers.

In reply to the item in Tuesdays paper, in
which Mr.. Johns is reported as saying that
the wages Of plasterersis only So 50 per day,
Messrs. Knolton & Aldermen inform the
LIGHT that such statement is untrue; that
they have paid. during the past three
months, 81 and 81 50 for plasterers, and the
item in question has a tendency not only to
keep out good workmen, but hurts those
whose homes are here. The LIGHT makes
this correction, for it has no desire to injure or
effect the prospects Of any class Of workmen.
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Carpets, Carpets, Carpets.
Hosiery, Hosiery, Hosiery

We have now a full assortment Of ladies fine
silk hose In all the newest shades. Lisle thread
hose in all cOlors, for misses and children.
OF these goods we always carried the best as
sortment, and shall continue to add new
things.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Money TO loan by Hilton & Young. lO-l0-tf
Chimney nues and sidewalks at 2eO North
Flores street. 1l-3-Ot
Boys knee pants at 10 cents and 81 per pair
ut 800 and 81 Main plaza. 1l-1-tf
MEMS BOOTS half-soled and heeled for 81
Ladies' boots half-soled and heeled at 70 cents
at the Little Bee Hive, near Turner hall. II
A good thing TO advertise ini The LIGHT
Annual AND GUIDE. Secure space early. 1T
LADIES boots made TO order at the Little
bee Hive near Turner hall, Houston street.
ANYTHING IN the boot and shoe line made TO
order from a mans low-quarter at 50 70 10 an
English top boot, at the Little Bee Hive, near
Turner hall. l0-203m
Nice heavy suits OF clothes at 50 and upwards,
A. Simon Morris, 222 East Houston street. OPP
posite Degner's lumber yard. 1881
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
q. IL. Frank, ut His Alamo Store, VIII
Not be Undersold- Note the
bargains offered.

q. IL. Frank, at His Alamo Store, VIII
Not be Undersold- Note the
Bargains offered.
30 dozen assorted towels IS cents per dozen.
80 dozen assorted towels 20 cents per dozen.
30 dozen assorted towels 80 cents per dozen.
1000 pair ladies hose cents pair.
One case bid domestic (remnantsl a bargain.
One case bro. domestic (remnants) a bargain.
one case cambria (remnants) cents a yard.
One case brown drill cents u yard.
100 yards OF remnants of bleached and brown
cotton flannel, all weights, from to IA yards,
a bargain.
200 honey comb quilts at 80 cents.
100 honey comb quilts, extra heavy, at 81 -.
$50 pieces linen crash at cents.
100 Marseille bed quilts at 81.
Is Marseille bed quilts at 81 10.
Boys suits, WOOL at 81 20.
Unlaundried shirts at 20 cents.
Blue linen shirts at 81.
We are Offering table linens, napkins and
towels very low. Our ladies hose are the
cheapest in the city. Cashmeres, all colOrs
and shades, from % cents up.
One lot dress goods at ~ cents.
One lot sir gle width cashmere at II cents.
20 pieces debege left (alD at II cents.
Ball fringe reduced to 20 cents.
Underwear at astonishing low prices.
In ladies, misses or children shoes we will
not be undersold. We would ask the ladies to
call and examine our stock. We carry the
largest assortment throughout and have
marked our goods down to the lowest prices.
G.. II. FRANKS. ALAMO STORE,
81 and 80 Alamo plaza.
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New goods quick sales small profits
small
call from
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Last night at o'clock Miss Lulu Murray,
one Of San Antonio's bellies, was married at
the residence of her mother to Mr.. w. T..
Dickens, wealthy ranchman Of Garlic
Springs, by the Rev. w. j.. Young, pastor of
the Methodist church. A fine supper was
laid out for the wedding guests, and heartily
enjoyed by all. The happy couple will soon
depart for Garlic Springs, where they will
make their future home, whittier the wishes of
the LIGHT attend them.
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Several parties were out on Sunday last
looking at the residence lots owned and 10 be
offered for sale by Mr.. Sam Maverick and
P. J. Moss Esq, and the result, as we were
informed by the latter gentleman, was that
some have been since sold and others en-
gagged or spoken for. This location seems to
be attracting considerable attention, among
our San Antonio people, since it was ascer-
tanned that the new street car line was to be
built TO il.
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The remains Of James East the engineer
who was killed on Monday night, near Har-
wood, and Gilmore Price, who fell off the
train and was killed, at Waelder, were brought
to the city last night The remains OF both
were inferred this morning, and followed by
many friends. The Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers and the Odd Fellows fol-
lowed the remains Of James East to their last
resting place.
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The Famous" store OF I. Marks Co., No.
Commerce street, is now the scene of busy
trade since the proprletor8 are selling out at
cost, prepatory to engaging in other business.
They have a complete and tastefully assorted
gents furnishing goods
ANY one DESTROYS OF purchasing the complete
stock OF thls well established and popular
STAND t can DO assured OF an attractive bargain.
Inc FAMOUS" has been doing a splendid busi-
meas Tor the past three years. Positively all
gooun SOLD AZ cost. tl-7-IW
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Messrs. Sam Maverick and P. J. Moss
have filed suit in the District court 10 Sc
cure 5000 from Mr.. Junius Means. The
plaintiffs allege that ON September u, last,
they entered into an agreement with the de-
PENDANT for the sale Of GO lots, in block 70, Of
this city, and that on October 4 and 10, the
defendant broke the contract by selling lots
without the plaintiffs consent wherefore they
claim 5000 damages.
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Last night lady residing on Avenue d was
awakened by some one feeling her feet At
first she imagined it was her little boy, and
feeling down caught the hand Of man. She
then raised an alarm and the impudent in
uuder at once made tracks. The question
now agitates the minds Of the neighborhood as
to whether it was a burglar or a loihario, and
pistols are in great requisition.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-07

Seven Stars of Consolidation, Eureka
Lodge 80, will give a public installation and
tableaux, on Saturday night, at Krisch's hall,
when Rev. William Massey, the acknowledged
pulpit orator, will deliver an address. There
will be music by the band and singing by the
Baptist choir. Torchlight procession will
start from Presley street and proceed to
Krisch hall.
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We have in our employ Madame Farrell, Just
from the fashion centre of New York City,
who has shown by her elegant costumes, which
she has made in the past two weeks, that she
IL competent designer and draper. and style
OF hitting is as good as can be made. We can
safely say that we now are prepared to make
ana nnish dresses IN us good style as can be had
IN any large city. HAAS n OPPENHEIMER,
2l2 md PA Cnmmerne afrnnf
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Nearly three weeks ago Mr.. witchell opened
his Little Bee Hive" near Turner hall, Hous-
ton street, and as its name indicates, 1t has
been scene of industry ever since in the
manufacture OF boots and shoes. Ladies'
from satin pump TO French glove, kid but
toned ten inches high. Gents low quartered
boots from S3.1b up to an English jockey boot
manufactured. Repairing done while waiting
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has now received the genuine weiner wuerst-
chen, and serves them with horse raddish, free
for lunch daily, from Q a. m. 70 D. m. He re-
tails them TO families, also. Delicious Holland
behring's, sardines, fresh ground Horse Raddish,
Anchovies, Neufchatel Cheese, Hamburg Rels
Russian Sardines. Family, hotel, restaurant
and country orders solicited. The best glass
of beer in the city, and the most appealing
lunch served ut all hours. Address 8, East
Houston street near the bridge. ll-1tf,
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Mr.. John Norcross, junior partner in the
firm of Smith & John Norcro,s, died this
morning at the Santa Rosa hospital. The de-
ceased was a native Of England, and had been
here nearly two years, during which he has
won the respect of many citizens. The de-
ceased will be buried tomorrow afternoon.
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One of the best pieces of property in or
around the city, situated on Presa street, con-
tang Ave acres OF land, with house and stable,
good well with plenty water; is well i'm
Enquire at Lone Star Saloon, corner NacoR-
dOchee and Bowie streets l1-ltf
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This morning at 6 a. M, Arthur Lockwood,
nephew Of Alderman Lockwood, was married
to Annie, the daughter Of Mr.. John Stevens,
Sr., at the residence Of the brides paren is, in
the Third ward. After the ceremony the hap
Ply couple left for Galveston, where they will
remain for a few days.
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How TO save money land drugs) by taking
Turko-Russian baths or Steam Bath for your
colds, rheumatism, dumb ague and all skin dis
cases, can be found at A. ZILIAH's,
Corner Commerce and Alamo streets.
Also, Hot and Cold Water Baths at rs cents
each. 4-g-tf
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Three car loads of this celebrated coal now
on track at the International depot, for sale al
So per ton. Secure orders with Schulz & Son
Commerce street, or Harrison & Harrison, 2
Soledad street. 1l-l-Bt
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Rosenbaaum 4 Bauer are selling Hats,
NallSes,
Underwear,
Such as oxfords,
Cashmeres,
Balbriggans,
Cotton Flannel,
Red Flannel and Merino, etc, at aston
ishing low prices. 23s Commerce street. Keeps
shirts made 10 order.
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And look at the bargains offered at the man
moth clothing house, 800 and 81 Main plaza.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-07

left at 70 Soledad street, opposite Court House
will be promptly attended to.
l0-ll-tf JUNIUs MEANS.
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A small Chihuahua dog. Answers to the
name OF Bully" Finder will be rewarded by
returning the same at Al Fourth street. 6.3t
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Cohen & Koenigheim carry the finest line Of
domestic and imported piece goods, and their
merchant tailoring department, in charge Of
Professor Rohland, is flrst-cass in every re-
aDQQf n-I-tf
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As good a stock OF gents furnishing goods
MS can be found In the State for fall and win
ter, at Pancoast 4 Sons. cliff
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-07

Is as choice in style and material as can be
found in any market.
B-29-tf PANcoAsT 4 soS.
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J. Crawford, J. d. Baker, Henry Singer
drunk, SIS each; 7. r. Rowe, disorderly, SIS;
Henry Long, Lou Kahn, drunk, S. each.
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-NeIOclpedcs
Three dollars (S3J
At wagners Bazaar.
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VIII buy one of the reliable Emerson pianos
from Thos. Goggau 4 Bros, No. 2JO Commerce
street. 0.9S-ft
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All kinds of lightning rods and fixtures at
the lowest rates. All work guaranteed Obs I'm
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Fresh celery and oysters, wholesale and re
tail. AZ Gilbert's, No. Houston street. %
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by Professor Adolph Brandt, Jr. The finest
paror instrument. Terms reasonable. Leave
orders at any of the music stores. l0-3l-2w
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by Mrs. l. u. Cockrum, 600 East Houston
street and northeast corner Alamo plaza. Ac-
commOdations llrst-clase. Terms reasonable.
m
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Children and boys suits 81, 81 % ana 81 90 at
the mammoth clothing house OF Cohen u
koenigheim. 1l-l-tf
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Shirts and Underw,

BY transit observations free of charge by
Stern, the jeweler 24S Commerce st. 9-l5-3n
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All kinds of lightning rods aud fixtures al
lowest rates. All work guaranteed. ll-3-ln
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II you want suit made. He has q full line o
piece goods and u first-class cutter in charge.
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The painter, can be found at Bacon's pain
shop, ON st. Mary's street. l0-lG-tf
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The one mile race course with all the im-
provements, two miles south of Military plaza.
ll-3-lw ED STENEs.
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A large envelope containing papers OF value
only to owner. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving same at NJ. Haln Bros
Commerce street. ADAM BRENDE1.
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Iont.

You viii fnd numerous bargains in mems
boys and children's clothing and gents fur
nishing goods. ll-l-tf
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Holiday Goods of Every Description.
splendid assortment at G. W. Baldwin &
Co.'s, 257 Commerce street.
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Room for Rent.
large, ell-lighted front room, unfur-
nished. Inquire of S. Stern, 95s Commerce
street. Ito At
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And Agency, for rooms, Offices, houses, etc, 20
least side Main plaza.
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by DR.. \. J. Smith, No. % Commerce street,
over CiaVin's drug store. ll-l-uf
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Received daily by Gilbert, Houston street.
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Ladies Cloak Department

now open. A large line of fall and winter
wraps Nowmarkets walking jackets, cloaks,
dolmans, ulstcrs and jerseys "jerseys," "jer-
seya," for ladies', misses and children, at all
the popular prices.
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Bia' Haas & Oppenhelmer.
Lost.

Until you have seen the fine stock Of clothing
of Pancoast & Son. g-2g-f
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A very complete stock for sale by Paneoast
4 Son. 9-29-tf
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Black and COlOrGd Dress Goods.

Excellent bargains. We claim to have the
largest assortment OF black and mourning
dress goods ever brought to this city, IN all the
new shades and kinds of ottoman, cheviot,
Armurs, foule, etc.
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LADIES PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

that we are about to add to our immense dry
goods establishment first class
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-08
IN a NUTSHELL.

We have stated on good authority
that letter had been written by
Messrs. Hackfeld & Co., in which it
was stated that "a sum of five
dollars per head must be paid to Mr..
Hayselden for every Chinese i'm
migrant landed in Honolulu" This
sum was to he in excess of all
charges for landing the immigrants
at this port.
Mr.. f. Ii. Hayselden emphati-
cally defined the charge and states
that it is utterly without warrant
in fact and that no conversation on
this subject occurred between him
and any other person OF persons
such as to give the slightest color
of truth to such an insinuation.
We have refused to retract our
statements.
Mr.. II. f. Glade says that the
statements of the BULLETIN " do not
agree with the contents of certain
letters and that Mr.. Hayselden' S
name did never appear in the cor
respondence referred to" (by him).
but he does Lot say if he refe's to
the correspondence mentioned by us.
Have the late members of the Board
of immigration nothing to say, or
were they in ignorance of the whole
transaction. 1t is not advisable to
allow this matter to sink into oblivion
and we shall be glad to receive
further information or expressions
of opinion on this important subject.
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the LIBRARY.

A meeting of the members Of the
Honolulu Library was held on Fri
day evening, when the following
officers were elected. President, S.
B. Dole Vice-President, M. M.
Scott Secretary, II. A. Parmelee
Treasurer, A. L.. Smith Trustees,
A. j. Cartwright, A. S. Hartwell,
II. r. Hollister, Rev. G. M. Hyde,
Walter Hill, H. Waterhouse, VIM.
johnson, DR.. G. Il. Rodgers and A.
Marques.
The date of the annual election of
officers was changed from Septem-
ber to October. Final action was
taken on a proposed amendment to
the Constitution, by which the
method of electing officers was SIM
plifed and made to conform with
that in use during the first two years
of the existence of the association.
A progress report was received with
reference to the new building which
is progressing favorably.
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SHIPPING NnIES.

The schr Aunie +. Iiriggs sailed from
Samoa for san Francisco, Aug. 30, ar.
rived here Oct. 5, out of provisions and
her fore masthead sprung.
The bktnc Ella, Capt. Howe, arrived
Oct. 6, 20 days from San Francisco, with
100 hogs, 4i3 bbls of salmon, 577 SKIS OF
barley, 100 bales of hay, 53i SKIS of bran,
$50 SKIS of flour, $4,000 shingles, 1923 r..
w. posts, GO tons of sand, etc. She is con.
signed to Messrs. Brewer & Co She had
days of calms and days of head wind.
Stmr G. r. Bishop brought 504 bgs of
paddy, 1S0 bgs rice, so bgs pia, and 10
hides.
Schr Wailele bro 710 hgs sugar.
Shukai bro't 200 bgs sugar.
The schr Reporter sailed from Kahu.
lui Oct. for Puget Sound
Five pieces of machinery each weigh
ing about 7 tons, were Landed from the
Mullsgatc on Saturday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-08
the VOLCANO AND ITS VIEWS

The latest news from the volcano
of Kilauea is that nearly the whole
of the extinct crater is becoming
active and that the lava is boiling OH
the greater part of its surface, rem
dering the passage across to the
two lakes a difficult one. People
who have visited the volcano can at
once form an idea of the grandeur
of such sight if the whole extent
of this crater, which Is three miles
wide, were to become a mass of
liquid flame.
Mr.. Williams, whose business trip
there we recorded q few weeks ago,
has just completed his series of
views of Hilo, the road to the
volcano, the volcano and it's sur
roundings, Puma and Kona. They
form a collection of which he has
every reason to feel proud and which
is unsurpassed in the world. Among
them we recognise the halfway
house, the Wailuhu bridge, por-
ton of the Pima beach-which is
beautiful little spot, group of Hula
trees, the road to the volcano
through the dense tropical foliage,
the sulphur bed and the sulphur
bank which shows it's crystallized
formation, the old crater, different
views of the new lake some of which
are instantaneous and show the lava
in motion, view of Rilauea show
ing how the lava has run up the
banks, Halenaaaaau, distinct forma-
tions of the lava and picture { so
Williams says } of the hauling of a
mule from sulphur pit into which
it had fallen.
Visitors to the volcano house should
not fail to secure these as pleasant
recollections of pleasant trip, and
we feel assured that strangers will
carry with them such pleasing
memento of visit to the islands as
Williams can supply. In a scientific
point of view these photographs are
most valuable and it is to be hoped
that some of our savans will forward
them to America, Europe and Aus
tralia for examination and report.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-08

The Oceanic and Honolulu Baseball
Clubs met on Saturday afternoon. Both
teams looked well in their new uniforms
the Oceanic wearing white and red
shirts and caps and red belts, the letter
o embroidered in red OH their shirts
looked conspicuous for some of the O's
in the score. The Honolulu Club wore
blue hats and blue and white shirts with
II. B. b. G.. embroidered on them. The
Honolulu Club nby 4runs, the scores
standing, Honolulu, 10; Oceanic, 6. 1t
was well contested game.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-08

The ChMrh Chronicle for October is
to hand. A slight error has crept into
their columns concerning the Bishops of
Tasmania, the last of whom was bishop
Bromby mot Bromley; neither he nor
his predecessor were doctors. There is
Dr. Bromhy, a brother of the late Tas.
manian bishop, who lives in Melbourne
and was formerly head master of the
grammar school there.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-08

A new building is beng erected on
Emma Street, the lumber for which is
standing against Il fence and projecting
over the road. A gentleman passing on
the sidewalk, one dark evening, had his
hat crushed in and narrowly escaped
blow on the head.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-08

A party surveying on the other side of
Waialua discovered an old cannon ball,
as FOUNDER. The evidence seems pret-
tv conclusive that it was fired by the
Discovery under command of Vancou.
yer, when he had two officers killed
there, which the ship resented with
broadside Nancouver's business there
at that particular time was TO obtain a
supply of fresh water.
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In connection with the new building
at st. Andrews Prof. Cathedral is rope
stretched across the street. A party
were driving home one evening last
week and of course could not see the
rope, but unfortunately the gentleman
driving felt it, as it knocked him back
wards, and lady had her head grazed
by it.