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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
WEST SHORE ROUTE,

w via West shore OF Hudson River - ~,
On and after Monday, a gust ~ Trains o e.,,aoI
West shore and Buffalo Railway VIII IeAFe VI" D''o'0'
and CoTtandt street Ferries as folloWs
For Saratoga, 1l;Z0 a. NJ; A5O p M ,,oo ,o . g. IN
For Abany and Catskill Village g m, lli2o M ooo
d. N, 4;So p. m. IT.. .,a,,o, ION m
No, ssu0ertes. AZ a m, ll;20 n. m; 4:3o y m ,o
E0r stamford a. and saturdays onN S;pu ~ lL
For RaafeTskin Hunter summit. Pine Bil rhubcis. .
M lin a m 800 y. a. III train runs uAiy Ia sum
nit. go -, r,o,uh,,aacsia Marboro q n IN 10
a r. ESQ D. n 20 y. and il;2o H.; 800 p III ior
NeSbnrg IS a. m, 10 a. mY ll2o a. m 800 p H. ASo
p ms DO west Point Cranston's $3.50 800 m,
~ W. M a m 800 4:l0, 43O D. m. o;2o D. m %
90 ." Ia -, i.l0 a. m Cransi0n'A A.. ..,,..
at 0f1ceS
,Do,v other trains except sunday ,,.,. - >, oo
s paror cars 20 Phenica CatsiD Aountans on ilzo
a. ira as ,ust cars on IL 20 and $50 trains for
CststtIl Albany and Saratoga
cka,s ana time tables and NJ oces OF tne com
many. Jersey ity YiyaDia Railroad ntsOn
I'm No x(aurte and ONCE on on W
Yo,t al " Noe g. 2O7 26l. 4lS, $40 LIS oa1wsy 70
Tfnfon .ousre No 1871 6t-aye, NO 100 East izosns@.
Pennsy vsns aroad Station foot DesbrossessI anu HUI
CortixIdtal ala.
HENRY NONETr General Passenger Agent
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

AT.wYork Passsngers-Jeave IA ne77'p 81 7tLst %
e,sSts T. r., 10 minutes beore Long Island CITY TINE
bNxTEX BOAT from Pisc IL, foot OF Pine-st b R-I;Sl
49, / m. 80 S:05. 4:O5, sos. sos n IN
e;tnsmes 5lo aud Annex 3)lt' DO not run on sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

A PRIVATE family wishes to sell elegant
silk, 49, IL Soeond-avss
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangement OF trains taxing enect July 10, loS5
Coaches 70 Binghamion. Eluifa ana Buffalo. Sleeping
6 D. m SDailyJ-"st Louis limited" EIpross-So
charge fast time Pullman sleeping Coaches 70 Buf
T05 M Cleveland l0 p IN, Cincinnati s 20 ,. m 81
Louis $40 IL. second Connecting trains arrive
Detroit $40 Ioedo 621 p III and Indianapolis
3d. N tDary)-PaciGc Express for the West sod Train
Tlnira. Baaao Nsssrs Pals, Cincinnati chicago.
Hote and Buffet smoking coaches TO Chicago
sac a sls Psss ssn a 30 30 1920 Il
noon 1915 800 44O 40. 0:5O 6lo b3O 13O 1880
u midnight sundays 80. lO2O q m LAO. $50. p ~,
79o 20 ss0 20 ic2 2,a us IL s RGSp la'
II midnight Sundays g. $780, 10 20 IN, 1916. $780, $3.50
D. IN; ~ midnight. -. -. $50
$40 APO 6s2O $780, 7so and l. midnight Saturday
pighis only Sundays .tl5 a. u. 3; 49, 500 y M ~ -.
spGern = 5iS9 ~ a. i9Io SUNDAYS. ss6 S
lao $50. p M. and ~ midnight
Ssr TSSS and SV Cornwall sDT ~ H. $780, tso Pm
SI nSsSoa Ts ara Rins.soH and Montgomery H. so
Goshen, g. f'5S o. 1920 800 4,sO q. s'l6 m
sp MeS,t T. No i 7so g. no9o M 40 sl5 M
sunday so Szo Va msiDd Rarosd a. Man ss1
40 3 M tram 1rr,s s sSps q, Man Msust only
Port jews 100 g. 1929 M $50 8. 8. sil6 Sun
day $50 1920 m g. S1:S ana 81 aS ter After .aoa ho,r
from o. IN. 10 945 and at li4e and i:Ao p m
co. Ss Be sns ana oF
and sa 81 Or s sF ay wss
Conrt-st Brooiiyn. or at The Compsays DsPots. L.
hxufess trains from the West arrive IN NeW'lWk AZ INV
and aS S a. ana aB ,5q Genr pas.r Agent NsrYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains say. for EngIswood coster Fremont and
Myse 70 ;n,d hS stO sgpdag l. a "a and i5 m
Eanasi spiins Valley Monsey. 7io ioa m. <'so m.
suh"-s NO. n ABBOTT, GenI Passr A gent Esv.rorh
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bermim g.rterminaicrs.

TOSTAR,S EXTERMINAT0RSd destroy Fleas.
,S.inss Rosehes Rats Nice Coekroarhes Moths Ants.
~, no,sonSus Not dangerous 405 Broone 20 Maidelsne
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CITY OF WORCESTER
the isyorle '9 CITY OF GsosroS 'n'
s N fsrrv GTS[
P s anS ana
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
Il ROAD New.Jersey Central Divson.-5tanouin New.
York foot d Lbertyst sationn Brooklyn foot Fulton
Commencing June 4. 1888. Lave New.gork
aaK Famlnend TamsS 2 wsDor nasoon D
G MAJOR Fem TG ngtSn Mta Bridge Brauon scho,cvs
MoanaIn Bndds aS; LAKE ToSaSsnS E2S,pp Allen
19%n EsaD Ssr MsS'e
r611T Ia1cS aSsSn Mr.Cs &C.
S EaO Mad oa 4sgSa G9n T1oaaas
uapoa1 FG, Fl a f fsss srA Hso
sp @@ For " som willie S Fis1in ton Sc na..,..
5:son m-FCE Easten Allentown. Roaiing Harrisburg
A sunday Snn asiS. Eysis'!Is
sI' N sgs 'p # g. As 1a5
sis B. sa5 1880 ii:i5 9,'2 m sanSiy. sI5 iVIS
For E T. 2sS9 o l j., 81! s abs sas l%sa m
Long Branch Ocean Grove Sn , IgS Il
Ocean sip Grove s, s4 g. o 70 % 400 D. ~
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
y srrAME ESs ntS sA;Tn FIESs Mr.
Commencing Tuns IS. 1893
B rST HaaRd e,O s nTs p anh t san
For Atlantic Hirhlands 400 a15. lO:l5 am. $50
For Lakewood Toms River ana sarnegat s. i2lo an SAo
1915. 345 430 $3.50 On SUNDAYS for all stations s0un
OF Long Branch except Ocean Grove and Asbury PARK ooo
Leave foot OF Libsrty-st 7i5 m, PAS m. for Lake
wood Manchester Toms River. Barneg1t 90
PAS o. IN for Vineand. Brdgeton. &c.
500 D m Tor stations 70 Highlands
Ga m and 400 . N. for stations 70 Sandy Hook.
ROUND BROOK H ROUTE; .Dr1pu1A
Leave New.York from foot of Abertyst - ., =,
For Philadelphia Ninth AMI Green sts at 40 Wy, ilo
1850 43n. $50 7. ~ On sunday 81 $40 M
$3.50 ~ For Third AMI Berks sts at 14 ll;lo q m'
l $Sl t2 Psn ss' 20 oP sn3i'y m 80 no. S,,
D. m. On sunday. si5 a m. $40 l2o.
Return nia1elphia To- New.norR 49,, 49,.
From stations PhIa pha aud Reading Rk Ntnih AM
100 IN On Sunday At 40 {, NJ $3.50. l2 .. n,
Third and Perks ats at $40 $50. me- l. '''L
500. 6:3Op SUNDAY a. S;l5 q M, $50 n ,,o,. .
From Trenton l:25 SEQ sos. 9:0s 1906 l:3t H. =
422 6:24 7:2S SUNDAY. les. OILS m; O. m ,a
sunDurY Lewlsburg WiamsDort at 7;f5 Am anu
4hRRaw,NG. ROOM CARS ar ATTACHED % ali cay trains
Connection Is made NJ ,rtsY CT Stt)l u AM iro
90, saie a. fo,i y 81 5sry.st and ~ the princps
hote and Annex O1ce Brooklyn Bridge Pier, BROOKLYN
Transfer COnOanY VIII eau pr AL clsc6 OAsstS
from hotels Of resi- tencet0 tettl1ll1h ~. 49,.
avn II. T. BALDWIN. Gen Eastern Pass Agent
j, L WOOTTEN. General Manager.
G. q. HANCOCK Gen. PASS ana kt Asehr
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Depot Three express trains daily (Sunllys exc,peD -
Boston AZ n. (parlor 'ir rtli I'D AMI - u
with y.cars) az 10 m VIE ptts
sleeping NewpOrt sInreS leave, 6ranl tentrN
Depot at p. arrives at Newport ~ ~
attached r. W foIII-I1 hEchs
CHARMS
- CITY, RIVER AND nARBoR TRANSPORTATION
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Gilp i)roperlp 90 Get.

A 1.-THE LISPENARD," S6th-st., near
N. Madison ave.--IlandsOme apartments OF 3 rooms;
rents So and 100 inspection solicited Janltor
rI,O LEr.-35 ck-slp, 5-story brick build
- me- '"'' P"' rutland 4 WHITING5 Beekman- st.
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rNROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave aisr
No "a - r. foot Christopher dAiy except atui gay,
AZ M connecting with morning trains for all points
North. Sunday steamer touches al Albany
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Oredir 9tedmcras

hNCHOR LINE. u. 2. Mail Steamships.
"A Sail from New. York every Saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier ~. North River.
ETHIOPIA. Sept l. m BOLIVIA Sept. 10. Up. m
ANCHORIA. Sept. =, a m. DEVON IA. sent ~, a. IN
CABIN pa-sig $50 10 $50. Second Cabin, $40
seerage outward s2S; prenad. S2l
LIVERPOOL AND OUEE SrOWN SERVICE
From Pier Al, North River.
FURNESSIA E4is Saturday September :. 3 a. m
CITY OF ROME sails Saturday, september 22,9 a. m.
BELGkAVIA saiis Saturday. September % o. ~
CABIN passage $50 20 $780, according accommodations
Second Cabin and ~teeTage az above.
Anchor Line issued lowest paid treo OF
charge In En- gland. scotland and fretnL
FOR passage Cabin Plans Book OF Tours. &C. apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS,. Bowling Ooen
BORDEAUX LINE.
~ New and direct line 10 the South Of Franco.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -
CHATEAU LEONiLLE, 1000 tons ..........Sat sept ~
CHA iEAU LATTE 5000 tons We'd Oct "a
From Prentce's WalLst Ferry BROOKLYN
Travellers for France spain and italy PyIeneeS PAu
Nice, &C. will time and expense by taking this hne
Cabin Including winel $50 Storage. SIS.
F. lie BOULANGER As Beaver.st
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NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
IN SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE. MONTREAL and nt9r-
mediate Dol lt3 Pier No 81 e. K. at
and (SundaYs sposots Ia colnectny vita traasN
EEW:hAyEN Tor MERIDEN. HARTFORD SPRING
YIELD &o. Tickets sold and Oaggtys chsckot at 94t
Bradsay N Y. AMI % irt-st BrooxlYn- Excursion to
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YIEXAS and PACIFIC RAILWAY u
Coupons september 1881 OF tns ~ o, nn
after that the office OF the Mereante rst -0
broadway. New YORK. ~ " TreastIrer
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Gnmmer ncsorts.

A SHELTER ISLAND. "THE PROSPECT
IA HOUSE" ~ hours via l. l. X f.
Now OPEN perfect throughout new mana cement music
yachting. bathing and fishing exceptionally nne Amuse-
ment Hail. bowling billiards and chiidens plavrOom Adj
dress Prospect Grove suffolk Co.. n. Y descriptive circu
lsrs) RICHARD IL STEARNS & Co. Propretors-
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E1UPVL SHURE LINE.-FOT IfUNItItTICt
4 Boston and tho East All rail from Gra1i rslt-tl
express trains daily (>unflYs exc'pteb >
Boston M n (narlo- utl,lsn. AMI u D. u
with palace sleepin SUNDAYS az ~ m VITA pt
sleeping carsl Newport leaves dran1 central
Depot at p. arrives al Newport - o. m IatoIeafs
attached r. W. POIfLf+ AGENT
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

ABOUT quarter to o'clock on Satur-
day morning, March 10th, the Geelong
Ad1'cytiser discovered that the sky to the
eastward presented peculiar appear
ance, n ycllowish.colored light extending
for considerable distance along the
horizon. Suddenly an immense ball of
fire, apparently of yellow hue, appear
cd in the sky, which was perfectly clear
at the time, the stars to the westward
being remarkably brilliant. The pheno-
mena worked gradually from the east to
the south, the pitching and tossing re.
scmbling the motion of kite in gale
of wind. At intervals, the ball of fire
appeared to dctach portions of its lum-
nous composition, the brilliancy of
which caused the starlights to disappear.
The strange visitor hovercd about, sew
eral points to the southward, for more
than an hour. Probably this was Wig.
gins storm which was trying to give
effect to its astronomers prediction and
could not.-4nSkyalasiaN.
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INTER-CoLoNIAL NEWS

The net cost of the San Francisco
Mail Service during the past four
years has been as follows :-f2O, ,6G1
in 1879, f23,794 in 1880. f25.4Ol
in 1881, and f20,252 for 1882. The
cost to the colony for the p. and D
Mail Service for the same four years
respectively was f276O, f2972,
f4l55, and f4737. During the same
period the Orient Steam Navigation
Company carried our mails for
nothing. IS. M. Herald.
An incident afforling considerable
amusement and CONSERVATION oc-
Cured Ohinemutu on April 23. The
statue of Her Majesty, Queen
Victoria, lately presented to the
Arawas, was being placed into posi-
tion in Tamate-Kapua, when cart
arrived with an escort of police. who
took possession of the illustrious
figure, carrying it off to the lookup
to keep company with the Maori
deity Matuatonga, whose term of
imprisonment has not yet expired.
We are at a loss to account for such
proceeding.-N. z. Heyald;
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A generally well-informed French

A generally well-informed French
paper, In Roppel, states that u
transportation of convicts is to b..
continued to New Caledonia, whilst
the "Recidivistcs" are to be sent to
the New llebrites, "the annexation
of which," snys the Rol pei. lis
decided upon.'' "Recidivistes are
class of criminals the very scum of
the earth-villans who have been
convicted time after time, they cum
ningly so calculating the legal con-
sequences of their crimes as to keep
clear of severe sentences amounting
to transportation. They are es,i.
mated to number 10, 900. In propos-
ing to convert the New Hebrides
and Loyalty islands into penal
establishments for habitual criminals,
France intends to realise for these
gems of the. Pacific, the poets
description "where every prospect
pleases and only man is vile. p
Aust,UL Sian.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The G r Bishop took 3s Portuguese
for A. s. Wilcox, Nawiliwili.
Schr Waimalu brought 15Co bgs sugar
Schr Waiehu brought SEQ bags sugar
The stmr G. r. Bishop brought 1440
bags of sugar, 1896 bags of paddy, 2Ol
bags of rice and "a green hides.
The schr Liholiho brought $500 bags
of sugar.
The schr Haleakala brought 1000 bags
of sugar.
The bark c. r. Bishop will leave for
San Francisco early next week.
The term j. c. Ford is loading sugar
at Brewers wharf.
Capt. Cameron, of the stmr G. r.
Bishop, reports very heavy weather,
with high seas, around Kauai.
lO4Chinese take passage on the SIS.
Ehrenfels for Hongkong to-day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

A PUBLIC debate will be held in the
Y.M.C.A. Hall on Monday evening next,
at 7:30 pm, in which all are invited to
join. The subject for discussion is, "Are
communities benefited more than they
are injured by the accumulation of great
wealth in the hands of individuals"
The hall is delightful place for speak.
ing, and the Committee of the Y.M.C.A
who have planned the debate, expect an
enjoyable and instructive evenings en-.
tertainment.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

THE Committee of Arrangements for
the 11th June Races will issue their pro.
gramme tomorrow morning, so far us
the Races are concerned, and at an early
day the purses will be published. From
the appearance of the distinguished gen.
tlemen's names who are to be the Com
mittee of Arrangements we have no
doubt that the Races of 1858 will be
fully equal to those of years past.
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IT was rumoured yesterday that a
reconciliation would take place and that
the Attorney General would withdraw
his resignation on concessions being
made. There is no truth in this. Mr..
Preston opens his private office OH Fort
street OH Monday.
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MANY people, by their conduct, seem
to think the last notice (that, owing to
scarcity of water, irrigation must be
confined 10 certain hours) is not intended
TO he enforced. This is mistake. 1t
will be strictly enforced. If, however,
the hours fixed by the notice are incon
venient to any they can make special
arrangements by seeing the Superinten.
dent of Water Works.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

Ina communication to the Gazette
Mr.. Hartwell states that large sum of
money has been collected from the
Chinese immigrants over and above
what the law calls for. We hear 1t Is
not In the Treasury. Where is it3
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A W1LFUL ISLANDER.

We extract the following:-
"rhere has been some talk about
effectively reforming the Employ
ment Bureau of the Y. M. c. A. 1t
has been very plausibly contended
that this branch of the Association
is, and has been, quite useless. In
deed it has been alleged that some
of those who have applied to the
Employment Committee for as
sistance in procuring work, were
treated with not only cold indiffer-
ence but actual effrontery. Their
applications seem 10 have been re-
garded rs troublesome, and the
applicants frequently complain that
they are questioned always with an
impertinent, and often with an in
solent, staggering tone of critical
contempt. With this sort of manage.
ment it is scarcely surprising that
this bureau of the Y. M. c. A. has
been useless, or comparatively so.
There may, of course, have been a
few instances wherein certain in
dividuals of the Employment Com
mittee have slightly aided a few
parties, whom they either took a
capricious interest in or considered
useful as tools, but the hard, dis
agreeable fact still remains that the
Employment Bureau is failure.
However, while the reformation of
this branch of the Y. M. G. A. is
under consideration, it may also be
we'll to inquire into the prospect of
slcess, which the Employment
Bureau may properly expect under
the most favorable circumstances.
There is already an efficient and
ably conducted employment office
il this city, which is entirely capable
o: meeting, as far as it is possible,
all wants" or applications for work.
However we'll the Y. M. c. A. EN-
ployment Bureau may be conducted
iu the future, as long as it remains
under the control of the association,
it cannot by any possibility short OF
a miracle become popular, for the
simple reason that the class of men
seeking employment have no faith
in the general principles and man.
agement of the association itself. In
view of this regretahle condition OF
affairs, it might be advisable to
abolish the Employment Bureau
altogether, thus circumscribing the
limited usefulness of the association
to smaller sphere, that it might be
more eflicacious and not be spread
out so ''thin as to be invisible. -
u. q. A. May 9TH.
Mr.. w. NJ. Gibson is proprietor and
Messrs. Clarke and C. Carson form
the literary staff of the Adcertiser
Their records in these islands are
well-known. The Employment com
mittee of the Y. M. G. A. consisted
of Messrs. P. C. Jones jr., B. f
Dillingham; and j. b. Atherton-th'
latter of whom is not now membe1
of the committee. The records O
these gentlemen are also well-known
We simply ask the public to compar'
the two sets of records. Furthe
comment or refutation on our par
is unnecessary.
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Gl1s Ilai'u Bu|Irti'l
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1888.
THIS DAYS DolNGs.
AFTERNOON

AFTERNOON
Ladies' Prayer Meeting, Fort st.
Church, at 3 O'Clock.
EVENING.
Adjourned Meeting British Bene-
VIOLENT Society, at 1880.
Benefit Union Society, at 1880.
Imp. Order of Red Men, at 7:3O.
Morning Star Lodge, X. of j. Z 80.
Musical Society, Practice, 1880.
Social ut Miss Breeze's, at $50.
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THE HONOLULU
Y. M. G. A. ROOMS,
Are now Daily Opened to the Public
From Z am. to pm.

A PLEASANT and commo,lious read.
IA ing room, at the end of the hall
opposite the front entrance, is we'll
lighted and supplied with comfortable
chairs.
Periodicals of latest dates and other
interesting reading matter is provided,
to which will soon be added valuable
library,
Interesting games are at hand, station.
cry and all other necdfuls for writing,
and a pleasant place for profitable
evenings entertainments freely offered.
The parlor is fitted up for beauty and
comfort, with the best furniture the
Honolulu market affords, and the weary
and indisposed can here find cheer and
comfort. These rooms are open to the
free use of young men of any of these
Islands, and to all who come from
abroad, and cordial invitation is here
with extended to you to come and make
use of these comforts and convcniences
and feel that you are at home.
Aside from general entertainments we
shall offer, on Monday evenings, to all
who desire, the opportunity of studying
bookkeeping with competent teacher,
and shall endcavor soon to provide for
other evening classes of this nature, re-
quiring as payment nothing but gentle.
manly conduct.
The new hall is ready for our enter.
tertainments, and offered to the public
for all legitimate purpose consistent
with the Association, as the most desir.
able audience room in this city
We shall endeavor for the mutual
benefit of both emplo, er and employe
to conduct as far as possible an
Employment Burean.
To this end we invite communications
upon this subject from all persons on
these islands who at any time may be In
waat of help, assurieg all such that we
shall do all In our power to promptly
point out the desirable persons, not how
ever always assuming the responsibility
for character, as many of our applicants
will be entire strangers to us.
We also invite communications from
any who have com Portable rooms and
boarding houses to offer at reasonable
prices US we can often point out to you
SUCH as are seeking desirable homes.
Our aim is to assist 1onxg Men in all
legitimate ways, and to this end we shall
always be ready TO confer upon any
subject, with aU, for whose mutual
benefit we can work. Address
ISAIAH BRAY,
49, General Secretary Y. NJ. c. A.
Wi Honolulu Oahu.
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On Wednesday evening the Captain
of the Madras reported that 0 fresh cases
of smallpox had broken out on board.
Under these circumstances negotiations
have gone back to their old position,
and the Madras is likely to stay out a
little longer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

THE Road Supervisor has again un-
dcrtakcn the task of filling up the holes
in King street. 1t is pity he can't un-
dertakc the task of remaking it, but we
understand the funds are nearly out, so
that nothing great can be done. Still he
is doing his best with what he has.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

LAST night about about O'Clock the
fire bell rang and the various Fire Com.
panics turned out. II turned out that II
was simply brush burning on vacant
lot makai of Mr.. w. r. Castles.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

VINO is to be Alto ncy Genes al nov
IS the que. tion that agitatcs the public
Il Is said that Mr.. W. G. Jones or MIR
iaulukou will be asked.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

YESTERDAY morning His Majesty re-
urncd from Kohala on H.1.eM.S. Nay
zdnik. A royal salute was fired as Hi
Majesty left the vessel. The Band also
returned
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

ONLY about hundred of the Chinese
per City of Toxic are now at the Quar-
antine Station, the rest have been re-
leased.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

THE Bishop of Honolulu made his an
nual visitation 10 Waialua on Wednes-
day, returning the same night.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

THE British Benevolent Society meets
tonight at tho British Club. All British
ers and those of British descent are in
yited TO attend.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

THE sale of the Abcrgclders' stores by
Mcssrs Lyons & Levey realized over
egO0n
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-11

LOCAL g GENERAL ITEMS.
NEXT week pipes will be laid from
the Kings well to the Park.