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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Yesterday forenoon serious, if
not fatal, accident occurred to a
native boy at the corner of Bereta-
mia and Nuuanu streets. Two boys,
brothers, came in on horseback from
Kalihi on the one horse. The
younger sat on.a blanket behind the
saddle. They stopped i'll front of a
Chinese store 1T the before mention
ed corner, and the elder boy got off
and went inside. The younger then
moved forward and got on to the
saddle, leaving the blanket Tapping
in the wind. Just at this juncture
an express came rapidly round the
corner, and here the story becomes
mixed. We could not CLEAN exactly
whether it was the express that
frightened the horse or the tapping
of the blanket, but at any rate the
horse got frightened and began to
kick. 1t finally threw the boy off in
front of Queen Emma's residence
OH to the kcrbstone. His skull is
badly fractured, SO that he will pro.
badly die.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18
"KA HOKU o KE KAI. 4"

We have received a copy of the
first number of Ka Hoh,u he Kui,
('rhe Star of the Sea,) the new Ha-
waiian magazine. We have deferred
our notice of it hitherto till We
could have some portion of the con-
tents translated and find out what
was in it. So far an excellent bill of
fare has been presented, and we be-
lieve that it will meet with large
measure of success. Mr.. Jos. M.
Poepoe is the editor, and we congra-
tulate him on its success.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18
KAHULUI NOTES.

The barkentine w. II. Dimond,
Capt. Ioudlett, arrived Jan. 10Th,
from San Francisco, with a general
cargo and sc horses for the H. G.
Co. Passengers; +. G.. Kuster, Mrs
Pitscll and 8 children, and Mrs.
Ferguson.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18

A PAPER will he presented this
evening at the meeting of the Y. NJ.
G. A., showing the objects of the
Association, and it is hoped full
number will be in attendance. The
meeting takes place as usual at the
Bethel Vestry, at 1880 O'Clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18
CARD,
Notice Of of-Dissolution.

THE Union Feed Company, composed
Il of Bruce Cartwright, w. s. Luce,
and A. w. Bush, was dissolved on the
2Sth day of December, 1882, Bruce Cart.
wright purchasing the entire interest of
w. s. Luce and A. w. Bush, who from
the 28th December, 1882, ceased to be
partners in the said Union Feed Comp.
any. Bruce Cartwright, the purchaser,
assuming all liabilities of said Company
prior to date of dissolution thereof.
w. s. LUCE.
291 I'M A. w. BUSH. 7
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18

VERY frequently in Beretania
street carriages are left standing
with the horses heads fastened to
telephone posts. and the body of the
carriage out in the stleet, so as to
seriously impede traffic.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18
LOCAL & GENERAL ITEMS.
WHO obtained barrel of gin
without paying duty? I

What carpenter taxes his employ
ecs 20 cents q day for employing
them at Government work ?
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18

MEssRs. G.. Brewer & Co.'S credi
sale yesterday was fairly attended
Prices, as rule, were low.
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The native man Paiola, who had
his skull fractured in that drunken
affray OH the wharf last Saturday
night week, died yesterday morning
from the effects of the wound. W
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18

AT the concert on Emma Square
on Monday night there were two
vehicles standing SO as to obstruct
all traffic. This ought not to have
been so.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18

WE deeply regret to record the
death of Mr.. Geo. w. Pascoe, from
lung disease, on Tuesday night. He
passed away very quietly. Mr..
Pascoe was in poor health for about
two years, and relinquished his posi-
ton in the Custom House as store
keeper but a short time ago. He had
made arrangements to, go to the
Coast by the Caibaricn, which sails
to-day, in the hope of improving his
health. He leaves many friends here
who deeply mourn his death.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18
Dsy Notice sGjQ

A LII DEBTS due to the undersigned
IA must be paid on or before the 8lst
January, otherwise they will be placed
in the hands of collector.
204 wv CAPT. MARCHANT.
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POLICE CoURT-JANUARY II
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Mary Nelson, remanded from the
10th; remanded at the request OF
prosecution until moved on. Mai
lima, assault and battery Oh his wife
at Honolulu during two months past,
pleaded guilty; remanded till 18th.
c Taylor, drunk, forfeited S6 bail.
All jim, driving licensed carriage
without proper No. MOI. pros.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
II, Halstead VS.. Kaluhilaae, de-
serting contract service, remanded
at the request Of plaintiff. J. Silva
VS.. W. Mason, action OF assumpsi'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18

1T is strange that hopes of immi-
grafton from the East Indies are
constantly dangled before the eyes
of the planters, thus preventing
vigorous steps in other directions,
when the authorities know that it is
no use hoping for any such thing as
under our existing laws the British
Government would not permit them
to come. ..
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18

Notice.
A IL persons having claims against
IA the Estate of M. j. Rose, deceased,
will please present them to the under.
signed; and all persons indebted to the
above Estate will please settle accounts
by payment to ~ .I.l
F. A. SCHAEFER.
honolulu, JAM IL, 1888. 295 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-18

WE heard yesterday of a gentle
man and lady, both physicians by
profession, who have made leprosy a
special study. A paper, by them,
has appeared in the number for July
of the Archiues de Phy;ioloqie,
treating of its microscopic anatomy.
Their names are Drs. Geo. & Mrs.
f. Hogan. 1t would be benefi-
cial deed to invite them out here to
report on matters.
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DtEh,

1888 PHGBE PEMBERToN. dsus'hter q the late cou.
NirVinis
funeral viii take place from ST. Ahans church nee
oeorseto"n. on Monday, Dec -. at IL O'Clock am
CoADR0N On Friday. December 2lst 1854 at e:1k
~, at her Residence, 22ls street northwest Mn
Condron Wilmington Del usters n,.sse. oopy -
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
o lInAiSE On IhpEsdsE December 20 1888 at 81
and thirteen dEys
Funeral from the residence of her parents Is4s stk
street northwest Sunday afternoon. at two O'Clock
HEDhICK. December 10th 1884, ct tine residence 81
hls aunt, l2ls Nj street northwest, GEORGE NJ T.
Fuueral from his aunt's residence saturday Decema
Der 22d- at y. Friends of tie family invitsds
HUTCHINSON Thursday; December 81, lisa at ESQ
and Philip Hutchinson aeed twenty three years el
months and sixteen days
lis but rest from all these years
VI toll spent In this vale of teafs
Ills out cessation OF tine breath.
This grim disguise. whom We call death.
2oclock p m from the residence Of his parents l2tl
and streets southeast Friends invited 10 attsnds
O'Clock p m. FANNY Df ScAS' wife Of CAPT pc dharlss
II. McBair, late of Baltimore, Md
Funeral from residence, saturday, December 22d n
INC McELRoy; ON December IS 1888 ANNA r. NOEL.
ROY beloved daughter of r. W aud Mary c. Mcr1roy
lnterInen mt at Glenwood.
PARKHILI. On December 2lst 1888 MARY PARK
Hull. infant daughter Of Joseph aud Emma Park
oemblr 20 1855. ARfiICR HowARb cADY. only child
Of Charles and Helen Csdy Smith aged four ysar
1nterment at Oak Hi1 cemetery Saturday.
WISE On December ls. 1883 ct 9 O'Clock p m. EN-.
Funeral viii take place from parents residence on
RidEe read in the county. on tomorrow (ssturdayl
morning, at ii 30 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-21

fINHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
intended utterly ruin its business but seems to
have had the opposite effect for single day last
month applications were received for $4,000 insur-
Assessment No 10 Just collected, brought in
$3.50 The reserve fund now exceeds 100000 which
j. being invested In Bonds by the trustee the Gen.
trail Trust Company Of New York The Association
pleed Its third year in October and has already written
l6 certificates covering 600 of insurance The
admission fee and years dues in advance $50
IS, coo. and $50 on $1,000 The annual dues for
renses 81 for each COO of the certificate The
easements for death claims ut age IS 81 ach
81 coo OF the certificate S. 81 a. A. SA age
So 1928 65 81 One fourth Of each assessment
TITO the fund 10 protect the company against
fapses and extra mortality. Come and insure Once
nil LIZ. KNIGHT. General Agent
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY MAY 5.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY, MAY s.
1888
GERMoND CRANpELl w. WASHINGTON CrTT SAVINGS
BANK-3423 Eq. Doc. IL:
The payment by the receiver Of dividends to creditors
OF said Bank having been heretofore decreed in this
third day OF May A. D.. 1888, on motion of William F.
Mattnvly Receiver ordered adudRed and decreed that
all depositors In the Washington City Savings Bank de-
fendant herein and their assigns, be, and they arc
mand against said defendant the this cause
or the assets In bis hands unless their claim for un
the first day Of January 1884 provided notice Of
this order be published at least three times week for
four success Ave weeks from this day and three times
week for sI successive weeks prior to said January
Washington, D. q
CHARLES p JAMES. Justica
Test~R. s. ME1as. Clerk.
nl2-m.w,f.7w By MA CLANCY, Asst Clerk
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THE INDICTMENTS.

AS stated, the grand jury presented, among other
indictments, one against Nathan W. and Samuel c.
Fitzgerald, Jointly, and one against Andrew B.
OF the United States. The Indictment against the
Ftzgeralds is OF several pages, and charges that,
on April 25 1888. while engaged prosecuting claims
they obtained information that certain Charlotte
A Lape, formerly Traver, residing at Catskill.
Greene county, New York. had been the wife and
widow OF certain Joseph Travers. OF Co. A, 3Sth
n. Y. volunteers, who died or consumption March
Is, 1866 and that no application had been made by
her for pension, they devised scheme TO defraud
and persuaded her that she was entitled to PEN
sion, and induced her to employ them and to exc
cute widows claim, &C., well knowing
that she was not entitled 10 a pension; that they
endeavored TO obtain from her SO for fees, and In
so doing used the mails and therefore violated
$3.50. X. s., e. S. The witnesses are Albert L.
Kingsley. Charlotte A Lape and George W. Black.
The Indictment against Webb charges that on June
ga, 1882 he being in the business Of prosecuting
certain Hannah Pratt, formerly Evans,
residing at Yineland, New Jersey, had been
the wife OF Lorenzo ID. Evans, OF the S5th
n. Y. volunteers, and that said Evans had died
from drowning, and on that day no application had
been made to the Pension office in her behalf. He
then devised a scheme to defraud her by opening a
correspondence with her, Well Knowing that She
was not entitled to pension, and represented to
her that she was entitled TO pension, and induced
constitute him her attorney, by means OF which
scheme he intended to obtain a fee OF $40.
The witnesses endorsed on this Indictment are A.
T. Kingsley, Hannah Pratt and III. p. Springer.
The district attorney took out bench warrants for
the defendant, returnable January ed.
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MARHIEn.

HANES-HTCkS. On Deceunber Is 1854 tv the ~.
M Richardson 9 the residence of the bride II Swaf6
county, adj, THOMAS NJ HAYES to MAMIE a
HICKS
HowARD-BERRY At Rockville Nd December -
1ss3: by hs'y T. B. Prettylnan. DIR EDWIN HOWARD,
Ohio.
McEUEN-wlGHIMAN. At 81. Pauls church. New
ARK. New Jersey, hy Rev Vim J. Roberta on December
18th. ISIS CHARLES A McEUEN. of Washington II
G. and OLIVIA e.. daughter OF Daniel c. wishtnaan. "a
Newark. New Jersey
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fTHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE :
l. Requires no boiler avoids IN expensave abundance
no le Of time handling Of incl snd no ashee Il 4
used exteastvely for running Passenger and ffeiehi
and bthoer,phc Presses. Coffee Mnls Hosstess, fspe
ana hulipg Machinery, LAtheA &C.. kc This eneinS
possesses the lea.t number q Woekfng partS snd
=, Fcr psrtaculars q e pEicss &c. arply 1t omosof
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THEN HEAH AS s?g gsrurns
STEEL Hfffcr SA fHS 54a IS
TRAINS LrAvE WAsnIsGros FROM srar r coRssp
chc as ;sa
sa f9r1s "a from asS %3
chest es Via eobss sna tfe
100 daily for Ptsbnr and the West viii
,ar fi TSHoAS ss1.E
ts fs 10 g nar
For Lock Haven and Eami at s4oa m
For SsM YsfE sna IT, East, Sis q M. 1o;soa. m lao
M t on 81 s Pullman a rario4 S a
For st Bst m S %i,o EXCEPT san Sunday
81 E st III. ii train: connect ..
ase across New se a aa y street. avoiding double
on su a io i 100 % and i T. poDe
For fi oo e1 iSge sn M
saSaa ~ "a "a s go 5:4oSo;oe and a. 1s o.
For Pores Creek Line. e5o a. and 44op m. daily
Fer Annapoiis $50 an and 40 pm daily. e.ceptsun
taR sbEHP1 ms sH
ss t5snss 81 S?s sfs R@ s and q sasdsys
For Richmond and the South ss and IL o5 am. daily
and 800 Pm; daily except Sunday.
1Inns leave Alexandria for Washington, sos sos 101t
sna and na mdn a 81 san s1 4 sna
am; 7.05 and 10: 40 pm ~
Tickets and information at fine ofBce northeast corra,
q 18th street and Pennsyyania avenue and At the
t1on where orders can be left the checking Of bag
| gage to destination from hotels and residence
d. II. ID. Aoent
CdAS Z PUGH. General MANAGER. nit
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
GALE UNDER 4 DECREE OF COURT.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the a
District Of Columbia, dated Nov. ~ k93. and fsGs
passed in the cause entitled James 3. Ednonds -
against Margaret Kennedy ct al. No. 500 on the
VII offer FOR sale al public auction IN front OF the
premises. the foil wing described real estate. at the
times and anon the terms, respectively. as hereafter
oesls-Qatet IL Wit
On THURSDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH, 1883,
az HREE O'CLOCK NJ, all that piece or Parcel Of
land Situated in the county Of Washington and known
lea; track called Bailey's Purchase and beginning at
soH at the southeast corner OF s. SeaRss land and
of lots Il and Is in said subdivision. and running
thrce south 81 50 rsrches Oh the st line OF sad lot
main road thence north 10 degrees west IL perches;
thence north 2i25 minutes west % perches; thence
II ana -: thence with said division line rs lerches to
the point of BEGINNING The property Is near Bennlngs
bridge and the improvements consist OF small frame
! house and stable -.
{ On FRIDAY. DECEMBER TWENTY-FIRST, 1888,
at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, Lots III, lis, 1l9 and 40 IN
RaFleys subdivision of square gu These lots 'front.' N
{ proved by a two-story Brick Feed Store
INNlEDIAIEL AFTER the sale of the last-Ilamed
property Lots ~ 2S and 20 OF Harry Thompson
division of square 6l6 each lot fronting 20 feet on H.
nes North Capitol street Lot % improved by one
Brick Office and all three OF the lots are used as
coal yard
third ia cash and the residue in three equal install
ets six Twelve and eighteen months, TO be secured
by the notes Of tn purchaser bearing interest from the
day of sale and reserved lien on the property sold or
all cash the option of the purchaser The Trustees
tie right to resell at the risk and cost Of the de-
ui ing pure haser where there has been failure on his
the sate sale to be after three days notice III
the Evening Star newspaper. AL conyeyanclng and re-
cording at the purchasers cost
, ,oa SsFdiH T lev BUILDING Trustees
Webster Law Building3
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE md OHIO RAILROAD.
ihE MODEL / Asst LINE AND THE ONLY LIN
BETWEEN

A''A nLnIyiIN LIN oNAA LINE
1HE FAST = e.. AMP = }I TIE VEST
rouHtE TkAek; 5h sSSi2S COUPLER,
schedn1e to take eject SUNDAY, November 1s. 1889
Leave Washington from station. cerer OF New Jersey
atf ma, and street by Eastern Standard or 18TH Mer
ter Chicago: Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
Through Csehc and Palace Sleeping Cars to to ABOVE bt
l sats With,ut changes lGl5a. III. daiiy to Chicago
For tttsar al lolS and s4op m daily $40
ing Cars TO Firt-bury i''' WALL ''''p
h s sse p o roso ION 1c
Trans TOR Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m.
Oily. excsIt SUNDAY p. and ,6CoI M daily with
lsr!or and Sleeping Cars attached
ad loS go as = $50 ~ $50 40 e.s 30
For Ba attn rec On If snn aR 80 500 s
=, SIS: IA so $40 :'. WV Ill., l'z'
fef way W.; stations os5wesn washngton and Baltimore
5 Ss5 f daily except Sunday ~ daily Tor
daily exert sn0day: Tor IeSiiGton. staun ton and
ass daily sas sS a:' a ssst fsi S9say
Pm; AID 40 m daily except Sunday
SUNDAY ios iDsS Oh 'i RK r aa ds Except
Trains arrive from tie West daily, go $50 am Is
From New York, and Philadelphia 2:55 $50 am daily
fto Annspo S eA So s a Loo es7 SUNDAY
10; lgiU a N. f:5i pm;
except Sunday. r. 1 -'
From FREDERICK and intermediate POINTS s:25 1000
a. NJ 2:l -, 40 =. II, AID o:Co p. IN. daily except
Sunday; S:y p III. daily tcom Point of Rocks
Trains leave Baltimore fer washington at 4.4O 20
10 ~ !. 30. and 10 10 Il 10. 80 T. 40 )
$50 y :: 10 an. 30, 5. G:25. so and % r. M
Az trains from Washington stop at Relay station except
4:SGp HI. f
For turther information apply at the Baltimore and
Shlo icket Cttce-Nashngton Station, GIG and 1881
fenlsyivaia avenue. 14h street where orders
VIII TIC taken iot Luggage 10 be checked and received at
any point III the city.
". ii. CLEMENTS. NJ Of T., Baltimore
Dl3 &. X. LORD Gent Passenger
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The Glasgow Dymniters Sentenced
A Missing Crew,

LONDON, Dec. 21.-The British bark Boroma, at
Liverpool from Savannah, rescued the chief officer
from the wreck OF the British ship Regina, from
Philadelphia for London, which went to pieces In a
gale on the 4th instant TWO OF the crew died from
exposure, and the rest, who embarked In boat and
on raft. ale missing,
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE Dec. 2l:-virginis SKIES consolidated
A. past due coupons ~; new ten-forties a3;.; New
threes. Sos; North Carolina skies. old, 1885 bid TO-
DAY.
BALTIMORE Dec. 21.-Cotton dull-riddling 10A
Flour dull and easy-Howard street and western super
30Oa350 do. extra 1884 IS: do family, 500a5 IS
city mills super; s09ss IS: do; extra 46os6.25: do
lative patent 100. Wheat-soutllern about stesdy
western fairly active and fraction lower southern
red rs1 13; do amber. 10a1 IA: No Maryland. ll2
asked: No. 2 western winter red spot. l 08a1 Osi
January. 1.09al .09,s; February, lISsl.u5s. Corn
southern steady for dry lots western dull and
southern white 6ia594 southern yellow. o5a6o western
mixed spot and December. go bid january, 6Olea6l
February 62]4s62A; March, 63a64s; steamer. 5oe55x
Oats .s ssass western white 4oa4a DC
Hay dnllmprime to choice Pennsylvania and Msrylsnd
3poal5 CO. Provisions dull Mess pork. 1850 Bulk
Ba.on Bacon ~ clear rib sides. 9x: Hams
loa2s creamery 2Sa35 Eessfresh lower %: picked
9a9s Coffee steadyRo carsoes ordinary to fair lOa
H. Sugar quiet-A soft. Z; copper refined quiet.
I4allk Whisky suiet and steady lss1 49, Freights
TO Liverpool Per STANDARDIZATION easier, Nd. Hour
steady, Is Sd: grain steady 5a54d RsceiPts- nolr.
2683 bushels wheat 50 900 bushels corn ~ 900 bush
els; OATS 20O0 bushels Shipments-wheat 1900 bush-
els; corn - QUO BUSHELS Sales-wheat. 79UOo bushels
e 600 blIShela
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KnsTUCKY JUDGB UuAsY.-Thomas Rusora
who In 1870 killed Judge EllioCt, a the KentucE1
court Of appeals, and who was sent to q lunaTic
asyium, nom winch ne escaped, has returned ID
Henry county, KY, and has threatened other mem.
oeu Of the court BE isln . dssperate CONDITION.
IN 1u6gR aye uDoaU,
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A SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT

PUNUHD FOE BURNING BAILors-In the rJnite6
states district court IN Baltimore yesterday in the
case OF Charles Oehnng ana John W. Isaacs letter
carriers In the Baltimore post ONCE, indicted ron
oErninG mail matter In October last, came up for
tf1aL Gehrng pleaded guilty, ana was sentenced
go tnIee months In JAIL lsaacS was acquitted. The
ior distribution immediateay preceding the mum
cpaa election In October
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ALLEGED PENSION FRAUDS.
Indictments Against n. W. and =. G.
Fitzgerald and Others.

A CHARGE MADE or AN ATTEMPT 10 rAMPER WITH
TIE GRAND JuRr-NARKED COPIES OF A PAPER
CONTAINING An ASSAULT on TIE DISTRICT AT
ToRNEY SENT TO MEMBERS or THE JCRY-JUDGE
wYLIE REFERS THE MATTER TO THE GRAND JURY
FOR INVESTIGATION.
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PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH Wmrs
BITWEEN
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
II. 81. DODGE,
0onos. stocks ana Investment Securities Bought ani
Sold ON Commission,
No. $50 18th STREET (CORCORAN BUnDINoJ
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Rroksra
elBRoADWAx NEW Yo1x

Every Glars Of Securities bought and sold on cornis-
sion tn San Franctsco. Baltimore Philadelphia New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed On tina
New York Stock Exchange ct one-eighth Of one per
cent commission Private and direct Telegraph wires
to Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia New York ana
Boston, through which orders are executed ON the
Block Exchanges IN those cities and reported beck
promptly. Quotations Of STOCKS and Bonds and In
formation regarding thu marsts received fhrough our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York stock
Exchansa -
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YELLOW FEVER IN BRAzIL-The surgeon general
of the marine hospital service is Informed that five
cases OF yellow fever have appeared in Rio de ia
neiro. 1t is thought that these are the beginning
OF siege OF yellow fever In Brazil as the sumner
In that country has about commenced.
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Chief Justice Cartier, OF the supreme Court Of Ne
District, has directed the appointment OF Mnk y
Russell as matron OF the Jail
To-day In the Circuit Court the 1ur twaroed
John Burke 800 In his suit against George D. Ken
ner for malicious prosecution
FIRST LIEUT. GEO. W. hIs1sBURy, 18th fnfanoI,
mas been ordered 10 report by letter 70 Col Alexne
Der j. Perry, assistant quarternaster general, prs
foent Of the army retiring board convened az CO..
eInorS Island New York harbor, and viii ho<Q
himself In readiness 10 appear before the board ~
examination when summoned.