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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

bushels. SHES Of T,ies. 900 bushels. Euofis ri
1v,oVo bushels Spring nominal No. grrd At g'il
a. q 20 !, 40; J red state at rs; 40. I white
reej Tor May at 22tai 2lH. RYE-stendg at I'D
~, ~. BARLEY = steady; Graded Canada at 81.
DAnLEf MALr-steady and rather easy: fancy two
lowell state at 90. CoRS-dull. Receipts OF
iV5,ooO bushels. Sales OF l,45lOOo bushels. Ex-
ports OF Is 200 bushel!. No. 2 at G7aaGsH yell
Receipts Of n 900 bushels Sales Of 90 OOO hush.
Ws ~ Mi5eI a. 49s52 white ii 5395,N No. for
HAf-llm at 5jaCO
ohooEhlES = toffEE - unsettled. SUGAR -
r meak. standard A at sh@ss cut loaf aud
a, u sn,se at w. enthusiastically New Orleans
rnoN lSloNS-TALIow-stead nj 81. POTA-
iuiI s,eauy peelles. at 2S1d2 30. EGGS go
1a a. az loslo4. PORK - MN; new mess at
~ yoaLo 20: BEEf-steady. cut meats weak
rcsleh bellies a. lOaiO5S Shoulders at o.. Hams
a. atE@,aSa Nhllles nominal. LARD-drm at
new at 9ei3s.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
THE MARY FLETCHER HOSPITAL
what Inmate Thinks of,

To the Editor OF tho Free Press and Times
1t is not only my privilege but my pleasure
as well 10 say, that in the Mary Fletcher
Hospital | truly found a resting place Of
home amenities and family cndearment. OF
the officials and attendants, "ne Plus ultra.
naturally falls from pen tip, and think it in
the main merited verdict. For the event
OF that New Years. morn, that cast my
lot with them, ! am now and ever shall be
thankful; for among the pleasant episodes Of
my not uneventful life, though terrible view
cd from the human standpoint. Surely the
All Father disciplined in wonderful Glowing
kindness" AT least find it so. And when
lagain fit hence, as hope soon to do, my part
Ing bcnediction will be waited TO and rest upon
"Catlin Hill" Yes, God bless thee, Mary
Fletcher, and every one of the inmates of the
institution, by thee so wisely and generously
endowed. And in the days to come, may
some of you recall with thrill of pleasure
mo 56,' and its quondam occupant.
HELEN MAETiN.
Burlington, April 30.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

DID.

'EiMToN.-In WnaosAi, May >, Of heart disease
Dr.. j. u. Cramon, aged - yeats,
TAfLoh-ln Shclburnc, VI, April 2iih At The
Residence OF her son-in-law. dove H. Turilett Mrs
asenhtn lltile wie Of the Late De-. j. Taylor OF
Shelburnc, W., aged IS years
.TnAcY.-At Poughkeepsic, y. Y. April "a, lisa
Shclburn, Vt.
CHrRcH-At WATERFOWL. Dakota Territory. OF
dlphtherla, Bessie Bishop, infant daughter uf :, q
anu carrie j. Church. aged year ami . no. ms
TLrPER AT Jericho Centre ". Aa-,. So. f
" upper. OF consumption, aged wears.
HoISIS 'ToN.-At lIartl nj. VI, Ann - OF er,.
s'PriaN cyrus H. iloisIngton, aged 81 year..
"klGHr.-At llar'lan1. Vt, April %, ct pneumo.
MA, Gus A. Wright, aged about 80 wears,
toSlfy-At Windsor, Aprl 30 suddenly, Delia
wife oi James Conlln.
Lisf,-At Windsor. Apr 20. Horace Lane, aged
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
Phebe A. Lamarsh's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT To all person. con.
p'rc' Of chIitcnden. S. i ph.e IN 's s, 's Of
o' Nil'sn in said district, deceased.
.,p GREETING:
an tpl Tue District Of chitteuden, on the I'd day
~ May, ISL, an instrument purporting TO be- IN.
li> WIN anu testament OF PheDe 4. Liiulr.h late
~ Milton, In said District. deceased, was presented
~ tne court Aforesaid. for ptObItc And II Is or
utItu ny SAID court that the 25th lay OF Nav
'91' ~ me Probate Court rooms in sad jurf ~ OH
W. assigned Tor proving sal,i instrument ami That
hDlee thereof be given 10 all persons concerned
iy ~ liShng this order three weeks succcs,YrIy IN
lir burlington FREE PRESS, a newspaper printed M
S' ,I ui!lhgton previous TO the time appointed
tiOie, you are hereby notified to app, ar be-
10! san court, at the time and place aior said
al' contest me probate OF said will, If YOU have
t'i''. This 2Gi Jay Of MAY. is,3
, GEO. ". WALES, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
New York Dairy Markets.

ITICA, April 80, ISs3.
The market opened to-day with fair represent.
hllon OF statesmen, who were somewhat disap-
pointed AT the marked decline In the price Of
cheese tax with many OF them developcd the
Tact that they are not making as many cheese as
lney were a year ago-somc being IA quarter less
lots: -'N '"' ''''"'"s
lots' 4Ss boxes at IKE; lots, IFS boxes at
ia.o:; u lots sis boxes, at l2lc.; lot, 70
boxes at & q Ii. Sales this week. i4s6 boxe,
commissions, Oh boxes; total, 2iOS boxes. Rul.
lng price l2tc Transactions of CORES ponding
l2c 1b. "e paw ''s
TAG transactions OF last week and this com.
nlned snow Just the same amount oil cheese sold
nere as NJ ms Tine In 1881 and Indicate no special
decrease In the general make
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
Martin DOugherty's Estate.

WE. the subscribers, having been appo!ntrd by
.hr Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
ulrt OF thiienden. Commissioners to receive
cNLM!he and ADJUST the claims ami de-
mani 81 all persons, against the estate of r.
uN Dnusher'y. late of Milton, IN sad district,
''dsr,l anu also all claims ami demands exhibit
90 IN Offset thereto: and SIX month, from The dan
90 lHf gate hereof, being allowed by sal4 court Toy
l'st purpose, we Ito therefore hereby give notice
'0V we VII! ttcnl TO the business OF our appoint.
iGrHi al the dwelling house Of Mrs Martin
~ 'H'l merry IN Milton, IN sad district. on IN rr-.
~ ''l> ut June and November next, e. ~
~ l'rh a. IN, on each ni satddays
ld'rd ';il. Goth day of Aprl !.-3
L. A. BOOTH. ,....
FRANKLIN TOWN, 'pH'ul'aa'Hhe's
i4N3y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

The will of the late A. T. Stewart of New
York was presented to the probate court in
Springfield, Mass, by the IIoyoke Water
Power company, who asked that it Nigh, be
iilei aud probated. The matter was con.
tinued until the first Tuesday in June Mr..
Stewart formerly owned the Stewart mill at
Holyokc, with its privileges and tenements.
worth about SO, 900. The 1Iolyokc Water
Power company purchased the mill but not
the tcnemcnts. brigham Il Waterman, at
torneys of Hyde Park, appeared in ichalf Of
John, Matthew, James and Alexander Stew
art and other alleged Vermont heirs OF the
merchant prince.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

Following is the appraisal of the personal
estate of those citizens of Rutland who are
appraised at over $4,000 in tina, kind of
property; Reded Proctor, S292, 100 c.
Clement, S2iG, AGA ii. IL. Baxter. sl3G
$50; II. II. Dyer. S115.133: William Gil
more, Sl11,519; W. y. Riplcy's estate.
SlO5, LOG Columbia marble company. $50,
800 J. W. Cramton, 5000 Ripley sons,
S6O,Gl +. Chaircc $50, 100.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

several hours were spent in pleasant social
intercourse Refreshments were served to
all who were present. Mr.. Lyuchs many
friends in Burlington regret exceedingly TO
have to bid him farewell hut they all unite
in wishing him hearty God speed in the
work TO which lie has been called
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
4 Corrections,

To the Editor Of the Free Press and Times:
In my letter about the Gen. Th)mls gun
boat passing Hoods batteries at Decatur,
Ala, wanted to say that three shells passed
entirely through the magazine, but none
burst in the magazine and but few on board
the vessel, as we were going with such speed
the enemy could not &c, our range.
Yours, ETC., q. MORTON.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
4 Bennington AbOrtionist.

Troy, May Miss Fannie Royce of
White Creek, Washington county, has con-
fessed that she is n mother and her dead
child has been found near there. She charles
a Bennington, VT, doctor with malpractice.
Arrests will be made
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
New York Produce Markct-May ..

FLouR-stronger. Receipts of 5000 barrels
sales OF 10000 harrels. No. at dOa3 IS |;
Supernne extra State and western at s5d4 25 ;
common al 2l@i 80 lOod ut I6nCG7 90 western
extra ut 2haI ~; extra ono az 20aI 90; st.
LOUIS NJ I !OGti 90 Minnesota extra at COD
o. o double extra NJ 600 Is. RYE FLOUR
urn At s5S3 20. CORN MEAL--easier ut s OOa
10.
GRAIN = WHEAT - nrm. Receipts OF IL 900
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

Miss Sarah Fellows, having wIcaas, d
the Millinery business Of Miss BENNETT, would
respectfully announce 10 the cit.zeus of
Richmond and vicinity. that She will
continue the business at the Old stand Also
Drossniahing done in all Us branches. Please
call aud examine our Z eds and prizes
biIy4 WV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
Huston NlariSe y.

bhiH NDHl I iIN.
FLOUR-Thc Flour market. after,ue ac,ivitv nj
iist week, Is more quiet with downward Tendency
We quote sales Of m" various brands A.
,3Ii'wH western Supcrhne 81 80 20 ot 4 % 4
| hbl common extras at - - o, M p mi. aud
| Minnesota extras at - 80 10 6 % r. hi urti,ng
choice bakers brands. Winter Wnca; have teen
N Idlr demand. and have rcrn selling during the
past week a. - - t - 2 ~ f1r Micht.ur
| - 90 "a . o. Tor ono anu Indiana. lnrull.ug
f iIG'.a,. a0ier Siragits aud a. % - idr
have been selling AT 81 % a. - = bb. and rno rr
hIdnI, nave been ssll!ng a. & GJt' barrel.
| 81 20 "a ~ per Dbl.
CORN MEAI.-In Corn Mcllihc prices have been
unchanged. Sales have been AZ 81 Oll, O5 per uhi.
RYE FLOUR Rye Flour has been selling il,
small lots the past week at - IA { 90 per barrel
OATMEAL. The market has been steady ,lur.n.
The week with sales AZ % % 9 80 Tor e niInnn T.,
brands. ''''
GRAIN TRADE.
-, corr There ma been fair demand 10y corn.
the sales OF extra mixed and yellow hay, be.n M
II "a 81; mixed Al g. Il. 79c: no era Co.,, Hl,,.
nave been selling at $50 90, per hushe
oAIs Oats are eoser We quot" sale of NJ. !
r rS,,. ~ ", y. Iol: at S5sc tnshe.. NJ
OF nlNct have been at SO a 55c = hu,nel.
RYE The Market for 1--we hn, been ,luIr AMI
prices are unchanged. Sales have been Al 10 "a
sNc = hn'hcl for ordinary grades.
Siiot ti, price, OF Naorls have ranged
FISE FEED AND MIDDLINGs The Mark,
has been qilet. Prices are quoted at s2lm 90 p ION
COTTON SEED MEAI-Thcrr 5 been a fair
demand Tor Cotton Seed Meal during the past week
Prices are quoted at $50 % :; "a per ton.
HAipEi The maroet is qu ct. The sales have
been follows during the past y ccS; EX.,a
tight sold at :! rs; No and No cana IA
"''f nave been selling Al 500 cents "a Il %.
PROVISIONS.
fQRk-The Pork market is nrm with prices
sld 500 Il %; mess a. sig 50 "a 20 ~: clear gld
extra clear. 90! 90 20 80 Including backs.
LARD. The market for Lard is Ilrn and
anu late prices have been held during the week
me sales have been AZ :. "a l2+c = r, Tor
Guy ana Western intending steam ami k.ttie
rendered.
SMOKED HAMS have been sein,-a, 1saa
iSHc u, As 10 quality.
REEF. The Beef Market has been ,fca,ly.
Prices range from sllG ls 80 for r.s: siS "a "A 90
extra mess AMI slI 50 ID Il family ard plate.
BUTTER, CHEESE. hSU EGGS.
BtrrEl,-Therc Is Il steady demand for choice
grades CT Butter. which continues IN he scarce
Present prices are well sustained. Sales Of Western
AMI Northern Crcuurrir, have been al - "a 40,
for SOoh an choice: Frrsi II AIDE Western llllr
packed at l5CG Toe tlh; New YORK and Vermont
DIARIES have been selling NJ 21i .5r r. NJ for choice
and IS "a Gle q 10 for fair IN good Fan ,lairy
grades at '9a2Oc 81.
CIIEESE-Market steady with light .rnn,y
W" quoted choice grades ~ II t,l4i, ii "a
lSc Tor lar TO good: AMI "a 60 b n Tor common
grades.
>, EGGS have declined in prices. Sales Of
EASTERN nave been at ID "a &c per dozen. including
Maine New Hampshire, New York and Vermont
PRODUCTS Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia
It ID "a lsc per dozen and Western AZ Is d
got per dozen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

The above shows coaclu'iyely that "Clcvelaud's
Superior lisa strictly pure Cream OF Tartar Baking
Powder. 1t has al % bs3a analyzcl by Professor
Johnson OF Yale Clllt&e; Or. Genth of the Uni.
versity OF Pennsylvania; President Morton Of the
stevens Institute; Vim. NJ. TIabrshaw, F. e. s.,
Analys, for the Chemical Trade OF New York. and
other eminent chemists, all Of whom pronounce
1t absolutely pure and hcalthful.-Hars Journal
Of Health
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Ihe Jr&e press.


When your paper comes to you In pink wrapper
it is notice that your subscription has expired
Please renew promptly and miss no numbers,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

Inc managers Of Lewis college Norwich
university wish TO remove the institution
from Mortified to Bratllcboro, or some 9th
or town III southern Vermont, the town to
give the institution S25, 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
PROBATE COURT DISTRICT OF
CHITTENDEN.
Hu.ine.- for Week Eudlur Anru "a

TUT "cCK EHuIh. NprII 20.
- John Chases estate, proof Of will; Sarah
b'ssclts estate, appointment Of administrator,
commissioners and appraisers; Dennis f.
f1sli's estate, proof of will letters testament
lary, appointment OF commissioners and de-
cree Eraslus Il. Whilcomb's estate, license
TO sell real estate; Martin Dougherty's estate,
appointment of administrator, commissioners
ana appraisers; Obadiah Van Vict's estate,
settlement of executors account.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

KTTTi NpTTT
The market here to-day has been dull, owing to
the decline In prices The sales OF factory cheese
amount 10 1000 hundred boxes, ranging from lOAGs
lYSc. There were also 1875 boxes OF farm dairy
cheese AZ 20 l2c
The butter market was active and comprises $50
packages at 81 b29c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

Ella Give years old, who has broken n
window with n snowbalD -"Papa, dear
don't leat me; subtract it, rather, from my
marriage dowry. FUcgende Batter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

FOR the week ending Tuesday. May I, isss.
ANoI'ST OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.


Numbcr OF cars over different roads-Bos;on and
Lowell ~ Boston and Albanyl Fitchhurg glG
Eastern I total 3l9. '
frees Of Market Becf-EXira ~ 90 Ia $50; first
1uhllty u 70 u 80; second quality IS 20 IA : 10
third quality 81 jOoI IS.
, Ir'c,s OF store Caitlc-N Orklng oxen. r pair,
~ $50 IS farrow cows $50 o. Fancy Cows
toys $50. ycarlings sl26 81 two wears ol,l sis
"a % ; three years old s2j "a iij.
Swne-Wcstorn fat live. 7ledgs,c ilp,. Northern
dressed Hogs, % @9t.c Il H.
Prices OF Sheep AMI l.amhs- In lots 81 On a 400,
W. rarh extra s. IS mG -, or from aGt.c u n.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

Gen. John W. Phelps of Bratleboro,
nearly 10 years old, ant-slasonic candidate
Tor the presidency, was married TO Mrs.
Anne b. Davis, aged about 30, by Bishop
Bisscll, Monday,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
Cream OF Tartar
Blcarlnnair Of soda
FlOur

Avaua1'e clrhpnir ati g.s 's6l per cent. equiv
allen - ll',2 cube inches Of gas per %. OF
Powder.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

Available clrh,nc acIt ga I2.lo PER cent, equiv
aent to ll0'2 cable Inches Of gas per %. OF
Powder
Ammonia gas 0'i3 per cant, equivalent 10 l0a
cubic inches per % OF Powder
Note-Thc Tartirc Acid was dlu5'lei, iuir,.
duced as free acid, hui subsequently combine
with ammonia, anl exists IN the Powder as a
Tartrate of Ammonia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04

me movement In Cattle shows no mpioyrm.nt
NJ mo tdtlc trade The demand i, quite uo1pr-
a,e VspHc u virtually the top ul The marker Nni
one IN 100 exceed PC dressed We pli' TINS week IN
country cs,te western stock sold At GJg~ 80 f3n,
1--we weight for good stock. ConsIct1nl,. Of i he
supply were for exports
sheep and Llmbs-Thc supply Of sheen and
i,iHlpS was moderate at market to-day. ,tl1l
pIeh'y OF western AMI Country nJcks Lamb, ran .
rom 90 ". I'VE weight with WOO. ON. Sheep
mostly at Gd1cTr.
Mich Cows-The prices on mich COWS arc a
I,ut slher AMI market has been nrurr. the
grades ant t2oa555 head for common
tALVES-The market for Neals IL OH another j. e
Ihert Is q large supply On sale. Prices range frfn
3td } i,C f't, live weight. ''"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
The GOVernnien Chemist AnuIyze. two
Oh the Leading baking Pos, ders,
and what he nn;is them ma ie of.

have exana, n samples nj "tleyellnI'S Suoey-
Tor b kInI HHSi'r' an, "Ebyal Gt,iag PJwder.
purchased hy myself III trl- city, unl lad they
contain:
der"
Cream OF Tartar
Bicarhnna'r Of soda
Flour
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
Pleasant Words,

From the Cincinnati Drummcr.l
The Burlington FREE Press which is SO
extensively quoted, is Vermont production,
and not of Iowa growth. Its wit is as fresh
as the air of the Green Mountain State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

OF BURLINGTON.
THIS Hink will now Issue Deposit HecejDts
payable on demand, without notice,
WIN interest al the rate Of Three per cent pei
annum. II not paid within 90 days and Four
per cent per annuin If not Iaii within 90 days
from iher date.
c. W. WoODHoUSE, Cashier
Burlington. VI, March, 20, issS-lSwtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
VSilIIstOI,,

Subject for conference at Upiversalist
church evening of May 9th, "What shall the
harvest he - Text, lsa lxi, 1llh. Collat-
eral readings, Ruth ii, T. Ecclesiasies xi, o 4;
St. John, iv, 80 30; Matt. xiii, 3-3s; Luke
viii, . ID; Galatians vi, 10; Cor. iii, 10
10, lisa, ", 10 TO end Psalm cxxxvi, o ;
2 Cor, 10Th to end
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
CIIITTENDEN COUNTY,


More sugar was made last week than in any
one week before this Spring. or course it is
not the first quality.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
"HOyal baking Powder"

Cream of Tartar
BlcllbOnI'c of sofa
Cnbpnatr Of Ammonia
TMtltiG Acii
Nfur,Hh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-04
Milton.

One change has occurred in business. d.
/ Quinn goes out If his general store, having
exchanged his sock for farm in Westford
with L. +. MARI. Mr.. Quinn still retains
his stone and tin business.
y few cases # pneumonia in town, some
very severe.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19
WEST MAUI NOTES.
From Our own Correspondent.

Workmen have begun to put the
new machinery into the Pioneer
Mill, and 1t will be ready to start
about the first of September. Much
of the cane will be ready for grinding
by that time.
The annual examinations of La
hainaluna Seminary took place this
week; those of Lahaina Union
School will take place next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ID. Baldwin will
spend the coming week at Kaanapali.
Gov. Dominis has been making
Lahaina q short visit. He returns
to Honolulu by the Likelike. Two
young men from abroad, Messrs.
Gottschalk and Hardy have been
spending short time in Lahaina for
the benefit of their health. DR..
Sheldon is here on business referring
to his practice of dental surgery.
Messrs. Hitchcock and Hascall and
their families are going out camping
soon. DR.. Carpenter finds his APP
pontment at Lahaina no sinecure.
Mr.. Townsend of Lahainaluna Semi
nary has been transferred by the
Board of Education TO Lihue, Kauai,
he will be followed 10y Mr.. Atwater,
u new teacher from America.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19
CENTIPEDES AND SCORPIONS.

When bed time arrived / sought
my room which opened directly on
the street, and, not accustomed to
retire to rest in full view of the
public, l did not take a lamp. Just
before ''turning in," however, wish
ing to take look at my couch, I
struck match and in the Pickering
light / saw suspicious looking
object on the bed. Pulling on my
clothes again, / prepared light,
and, 10, to my horror, the object
proved to be an immense centipede
in full vigor of poisonous life. With
the aid of many 'carajos !" and
"carambas 20 of Mexican servant
of the house, l dispatched the ven.
omous reptile, and then after a care
full scouting of the bedding, l re-
luctantly composed myself to dreams
of all sorts of hideous creatures.
My bed was hung with mosquito
netting which completely envcloped
it and when l awoke in the morning
counted more than a dozen deadly
scorpions clinging to the outside of
the light canopy. Several lay upon
the walls, their glittering eyes spark
ling like diamonds as they longingly
watched the swarms of flies buzzing
around. Somewhat ashamed to call
for assistance, and not caring to
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19

Panama, May 12.-The Barilochi
Pass, between Chile and the Argen-
tine Territory, which has been re-
Gently discovered, has long been
searched for, but the astuteness of
the Indians in time of peace and the
precautions taken by them in time of
war, have hitherto prevented it be-
coming known to the Argentines or
Chileans. The Jesuits were ignorant
of its ex stence, and century and
half ago unsuccessfully explored
for the entrance to it in all direct
ions. The discovery of this pass
places the Pacific within seventy
miles by an easy road of the extreme
Western Argentine outposts at Lake
Nahvelhaspi, and it will now be
possible to construct railroad from
the Gulf of San Matias, Patagonia,
on the Atlantic, across the pampas
and through the pass to Chile on the
Pacific, which will be less than one
half length of that now in course of
completion from Buenos Ayres to
Santiago via Mendoso. 1t is difficult
to overestimate the value of the
discovery.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19
POLICE COURT.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Tuesday, July 17-Drunks; d.
Edwards, Kealoha, forfeited Sc bail !;
All 10, furious riding, fined S. and
81 costs.
Wednesday, July 1S- Drunks !;
Pauni, Mauli, w. Morris, forfeited
bail So each; Maailalua, fined So
and 81 costs; Wahineaea, disobedi-
ence to parents, reprimanded and
discharged; NJ. Keumi, assault and
battery, sentenced to As hours i'm.
prisonment at hard labour, and 81
costs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19

emerge from under the netting while
lot of scorpions seemed to be hold
ing their sharp pointed and venomous S
tails curled up in readiness to strike
me, 1 lay for long while ruminating
upon the prospects of being stung to
death some day if ] remained in the
country. At last my servant en-
tered to summon me for breakfast.
Standing on chair he unlocked the
canopy from its fastening over head,
and gathering it in his arms, scor-
pions and all, shook it out the door.
Thus passed my first night in
Acapulco. - Acapulco Correspon-
dence Chicago Tribune.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19

Yesterday afternoon at 4:30 the fune
raj services of the late Hcrvey E. Whit
ney were conducted by DR.. Damon at
the Bethel. Eelutiful wreaths and bou.
quets of flowers were used in decora.
ton. The Odd Fellows were present,
His Honor the Chief Justice, His EX. j..
E. Bush, and nearly all the Government
officials and prominent citizens wcr,
present. Irwin & Co., Maof ,rlane d
Co. and others closed their establish.
ments out of respect to the deceased =;
memory. The funeral procession was
very large.