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Concsusioa Of the Testimony In ths
Western Lunasie Asylum
Poisoning Cases.

Aii-Day session or thc Coroncr's Jury-A
Former Physician OF the lnstitnsion ON the
stand-Prescnt officials Rccallcd-what
the Druggists had TO say-Thc Verdict or
the Jury.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MARCH 29.-Priccs this week ranged as follows !:
RseT Cdtfie.-very best, &C.; good 10 prime,
6@6lc.: fair TO medium, 4scsoc' eonhn'oh' ''s@
3Lc bulls, 3ld4%c.
Mich Cops.-s27@s55 per head
Hoos.-9la1lc. net.
Shsep.-4L@6kc
tsont a4s head Of beef cattle, $50 hogs, and
lOa sheep were on the Market
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MARCH 90, 1888.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

NoIIoI io TIE I q oH0'
Mr.. W. G. MAYO HAS HEEN APPOINTED
SOLICITING AGENT FOR THE VIRGINIA
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRU
Ely TO ANIMALS. All those who desire 10
contribute to The objects OF the society are request
ed Ia do SO through him.
NH 2g-lw J. G.. ARMSTRONG. President.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-IIayingq quail
IL fed as executor OF JOHN VI. OTEY. deceased,
all persons indebted 10 his estate VIII make pay
ment TO me, and all persons having claims against
said estate Will present them 10 me duly verified
by oath. PETER j. OTEY,
Executor OF John N. Otey. deceased.
Address Box l07, Lynchbur2, Va. NH 20. Iwe
NOTICE.-We have this day appointed
IN Mr.. j. NJ. MACON our agent 10 carry on the
RETAIL GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS
In all its branches at No. 903 east Broad street, 10
buy and sellsfor CASH only. -
GEORGE A. LATHROP ca.
RICHMOND. March 10. 1888. ihh l1'2"
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Fire I'm baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-The Chemical
works OF Alonzo l.. Thomson, In the
southern section Of this city, were nearly
destroyed by fire to-day. The damage Is
estimated at $4,000 to 100000. Fully in
sured.
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Emperor WilIIam's Condition.

BERLIN, March 29.-Emperor William is
80 far recovered rs to be able to receive the
Duke and Duchess Of Connaught yesterday
and to attend to affairs Of State. He will
seek change Of air when the weather be-
comes milder.
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Death TO wMIrEwAsM.

NEAXWELL'S Prepared GYPSUM,
L,ss sfores rtctories, Mills, barns, or any pur-
nos, where Whitewssh or kaisomine Is used. =
easily applied WA not peeL crack OF sun O.
MIR barrels, fess and cans. sr"dfcr circulars.
Glzi..s So 20 nM = Ut., la1 west fras.ss srse~
baltimore, Nd " As-vu
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FINANCIAL.
TREAUsURER'S O

TREAUsURERS OFFIcE,)
COLUMBIA AND GREENyILLE II. II. Cos, I
COLUMBIA, S. g.. March 81, 1888.
TIME COUPONS OF BONDS OF THIS
COMPANY which become due on the LIST day
of Anil 1873. will be paid at the National Park
RANK Of New York city and az the Central Ma
tlonal Bank Of Columbia. s. c.
NH 29-3t JOHN G. u. SMITH, Treasurer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO the prspArca FROM ALL POINTS.

verd,c, In shc Stauuten Lunatic-AsYlum
Poisoning Case Movements OF Ex.Prcsi.
dent Diax and Party--Addittens 70 the POST
once Black.List--An Important Decision
An Illinois Relative 90 Dealings In Grain
The Tennessee Legislature Passes a Severe
An,l-Gamblins Law-Thc Braidwcod Dis
mater, Talk or Closing and Abandoning tho
M;re-HestiIe Indians ON the War-Path-
rr,rhtfai Murder OF an Hungarian on
-o,her Interesting Foreign Events.
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/ 81. LOUIS, March 29.- Hour dull and N.
changed. Wheat bower and Inactive; No. rcd
fan. 100 cash. s1.09s April Corn lower; zSxcs
cash. 4s3<c. April Oats higher: 425e942Ae. cash,
Axe. ADriI. Whisky steady 81 tl. 70. Pr0yis
slons yerv quiet only small job trade done Lord
quiet; small lots seld at ! lc. Hogs firm and nc.
tive; good light, t7.26@e7.35: mixed Il. god
packing. t7.1 tgs7.4O; butchers To extra, $3.50
mS76J.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 29.-Flour quiet ana ups
changed. Wheat In active demand aud unsettled;
regular, u .o5 March, ~ OK April Corn In &C.
tive demand but unsettled; 51x@S1kc. cash, 5l1
ea52c. March. 52c. April. Oats IN good demand
for future delivery: Stage. cash. March, and
Aprtk Lard In active demand: tl1.27k@111 :3v
Pork unsettled and generally higher: tl6.1oM
$1S:i2x cash and March, sls.t68e1e.17k
April.
MILWAUKEE,.
MfLwArKzE, March 29.-FIour duh. Wheat
dull; No. z Milwaukee hard, s1.13k: soft. cash,
$l.0z4; March nominal: April, s1.04k: No.
3. S6fc. Corn more active and prices bfghcri
No. 2. 55sc. Oats scarce and Arm No. 3 wanted
at 4lc.: white. 45c. Provisions higher. Mess
pork, $3.50 cash aud March. Lsrd-Prime
steam, tll.30 cash and March, Hogs firm.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New YORK, March 30. -Cotton-Net receipts,
1890 bales; gross receipts, 6,5l1 bales. Ful.r.s
March, &I0@sl0.O5; April. &10.09de10.C6;
May, sl0.20@s1O.2l; jane, fl0.34Hslo.Ss;
July. si0.46gtlO.47; August. s1o.57Me1O.5e;
Sep,cmber Sl0.3l@sl0.32 october, tl0.06H
si0:0s; November, S9.97&s9.9e; December
f9.9S@s9.9g.
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Morriaee or fhe Prince and Infanfa.

MADRID, March 29-The date OF the mar
Rage OF Prince Louis Ferdinand, Of Bava-
ria, to the Infanta Maria Della Paz, has
been officially announced In the Cortez.
The marriage will take place on April 2d.
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sEELEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs.

Fine steel Springs. neatly covered with highly
polished Hard Ruber. Made I'm every desirable
pattern, with Pads anatomicaliy constructed.
Light cool. cleany. durable; uncqualied In quail
w. finish and practical construction. Unaffected
by time, use. or climate: US, In bathing AL
WAYS RELIABLE. PRICES REDUCED 10
meet the popular demand. Sold by all leading
druggists and dealers at the usual price of common
TruscCS.
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HOTELS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HOTELS AND BOARDING.HOUSE
HOTEL COMFORT, -
Ill QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.
This elegant and Tbi nG Seie + b nSw
Ipeh ,on ' t,d mn with the greatest attention 10
ihe modern requirements ef the travelling public
supplies want long expei enced ny those Visiting
an ppro,a rad food cleaulncss, and polteness.
aeais 1t all hours in restaurant. Special terms
for families. ..o..,.,. 49,.
1. o. npn.,sylv asked for. Commercial rates,
40 mr. dav II. BARNARD, Proprietor,
mi dam Late Manager Of Bon-Air Hotel.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 29-Noon.-Stocks dull.
Money. 6@7 per cent. Exchange-long, 4Sl;
short, 4S3R. state bonds neglected. Govern
ments somewhat Irregular.
Ereatng 4S2. Governments
strong and higher; new IS, 103x bid; new
4I's, ll34; new As, 1909; new 81. 103's.
Money SM6 per cent. States strong. Treasury
baiances-Coin. Sl26,l63 currency. s6,s04.
stocks dull, closing irr, gular and generally
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FINANCIAL,
TO THE pIrBJ.IC, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO
WIsH TO BORROW
MONEY ON REAL ESTATE.

From reading the Dispatch we find very few
agents now advertising money 10 iehn. we sup
go ,bay do moi advertise because they have ex-
hansted their supply We thereiore peg leave 70
inform all In want OF money upon good oa RE IN,
Ina We Mt least enough To supply the demand during
TIC 'ein"'"''i ~ '"' CiiEWNING & ROSE,
", ,nh os-aodet No north Tenth street.
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HORSES. MULES. cows, &c.
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO QUARRYMEN.-PR0-
~ POsALS win be received al this Office until
the 20 OF APRIL foI furnishing on ears IL quarry
or at Richmond from 1.0uu 70 10000 tous or
GOOD RUBBI E-STONE of large size.
Motherhood & BARRY.
NH 2e-5ts Oiice Shockoe-Creek Improvement.
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: LONDON, March 29.--Antonio Luis
Schultz & Co., general merchants and
cigar importers, have failed. Their liabili-
...ss ~ x 60 80. n - ~.
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Ri 'i bushels very good at 67c.
Flour.

FIour-we quote: inc, s3@s3.25: superhne'
s8.75mx425; extra, f5@ $3.50: common family
S5.35Cd$5.60: Patent family, S7@s7.7o.
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OATS.-150 bushels.
RYE.-l0 bushels.
MEAL.-56 bushels.
PEAs.-22 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Wbite. 20 bushels very good ut sl.22.
Red, 542 bushels common 10 very good Longnerry
al SLIP sl.22; 29S bushels common 10 good
Shortbcrry ut s 10 sll6. ,.,
CoRN.-White, i,244 bushels very good to prime
at 81 TO 62c. Mixed loo bushels good on private
'RYE.-lo bushels very good at &c.
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TRUsSEs.
T'RUSSES.
TIE woRL DIS RECoGNITIoN OF MERIT.

j
THE WORLDS RECOGNITION OF MERIT.
sS1-ANSoUNcEMENT.
At the late International Medical and sanitary
Exhibition, The worlds most competent Judges re-
cogniz,d their UNEQUALLED EXCELLENCE by
granting the
ONLY AWARD OF MERIT" FOR TRUssES
"ToI Il. sEEELY, PHILADELPHIA, L. ;. ~"
lover sixty-eigbt mpetitorsl-confrniD their
high favor with Americas most distinguished
Surgeons.
rxutrtTIoS JUDGES FROM THE ROYAL COL
ITGF OF SURGEoNS-Thomas Bryant, +. X. G..
=: Christopher Heath, r. X. G.. s.; Thomas
smith, L. II. G. s.; John Wood, h. X. 3, +. H..
-
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, March ~, 1888.
sALEs-FRsr BoARD-1,000 Virginia new SIS
at 51A; 1910 Virginia tax-receiyable coupons,
new, al 40, so4 do, old, at 50.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Charlotte, Columbia
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE MUST BE SOLDM
il IN ORDER TO REDUCE SroCk.-A
Ii you need FURNITURE, now Is the time ~
TO buy. AS we offer extra Inducements for'
cash. BE sure and see our goods before you pur-
chase. Best assorted stock In the city. Can be
seen In waIerOoms, l6 Governor street.
mh2 4. GATnRtGIIr 4 son.
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have left no stone unturncd to get at the
facts In The case, but the mystery Is a mys-
terry still.
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ATLANTA, Ca, March pa special
from Athens says: Forty armed men en-
tered Lexington a night or two ago to
Ivnch Jones, the wife-murderer, but left, as
the Jail was heavily guarded. Jones Is
completely broken down. and cannot sleep.
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY

NEW BOOKS.-AuthoriZed Report OF
~ the Proceedings Of The Eighth Congres. Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church In the United
states. held i'll Richmond In October, 1852, 81:
Life of George Eliot, by Blind. 81 Ice Pack and
Tundra. an Account of the Search for the jean
Dean stanley, By Bradley. 81 History Of The Peo-
ple of the United States, by NcNlaster. volume
l., $50: Why We Laugh, by Hon. :. :. Cox. 25c.:
bush, by Julian Hawthorne. sl.25 Heart for
Heart. by Young Lady Of Richmond, zoe.
min 20 WEST, JOHNSTON co.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICIMoNb, MARCH 90, 1883.

Moon riscs........ 1900 Evening. 99o2
PORT OF RlCIIMONb, MARCH 20, 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mall merchandise, and passengers, l.. +. Tatun !,
superintendent.
Steamer Wyoming, smith. Philadelphia, meg-
chandisc, j. ". McCaTIck, agent.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. MARCH 20, 's3.
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, schcrmerhorn. Norfolk. mer.
clandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Accomac, Dclk. merchandise and paJ-
scngcrs, Smithfcd. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailca on returnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed ON rcturn.
Steamship Drisccl. Scott New Orleans for Bel
fast put In for coal land procccdcd).
Steamship Codalminy, Shekyis, Santa Anna,
Mexico, for London. put In for coal
Steamship Finance. Carpenter, Brazil Tor New
York. coffee. but I'm for coal land proceeded.
steamship Raleigh, LittleGeld. Borrscoa for New
York, fruit. put IN for coal land proceeded.
SAILED.
Schooner III. l.. Ravens, Curtis. New York, coal
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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s9s@sso; good, ssS@s4o; ane, 4s@sso5; fancy,
t80@e05.
Wrappers, HdhogdnN.--Common, 42n@e26;
$50 extra, 967 bQCG160.
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WARREN & QUARLES,
w BANKERS AND BROkEhs'v
I'LL MAIN STREET, Klnonn M9HSp' saa-,us
CELL ANGUS sECURI LIS. nb bny tsai EN-
bonds a specially. We issue SIGHT DfAfus ON
ALL POINTS IN EUROPE, IN sums 70 s's' Pnr.
chascrs. at lowest rates. - eS-oh
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MEMORANDA.

Report Of bark Lady LamVson. Mars.eu, master 20
Sailed from san Francisco February 20; nr-t 3 days had
moderate NV o. " wind since then have had variable
winds from 5 by / % ", first sprugiug up at sSE and
hauling around 20 the west, with rain aud Lightning. fol
lowed by "a calm with heavy sea from NV. then breeding
up from ) by + again. At daylight Of the 10th Iaatr
Hawaii. Maui and NIolokli- light 81 wind on the 18th In
At Bium0uI Head bore " Il miles distant. at ; pm hove
20 Oh Diamond Head. came IN ~ the harbJr and az the
wharf on the morning Of the 18th
Report Of BNSs Zealaudia, Weber, Commander
Discharged san Francisco pilot on sunday March llth a.
$50 pm received Honolulu pilot Oh sunday March 18th
~ E-lu pm. Weather moderate and Iue throughout tie
Passages with heavy westerly swell
Report Of the TX Amy Turner, Newell. Captsin-Left
Boston October 2I-t az s O'Clock am; nTst day fair
second day very heavy head sea, followed by threatening
and variable weather Tor nine days, after which q strong
breeze and heavy squalls from the ENE were experienced
Then for some days milder weather prevailed with sey-
eraI Gains Of considerable duration and the ship made
slJX lUsress. On November nth, the equator was crossed
more or less far with some bathing winds until the 10th
81 December. when squalls and q heavy wind from the
WSW were encountered, which continued for some days.
Ou December 2Jth. sigualled tine Abuer J J. euyOu, 20 days
out from New YORK tor san Francisco; soon afterwards
rough weather set in. January 18th. saw the English
bark Kate Howe, haIlIng from swansea; next few days
heavy sea, with gales Or fog prevailed. The Horn was.
reached on the S3ri day Of the voyage AMI took y days 10.
round Il, the ship towering instead Of making Roadway at
ruary 18th, in latitude L 81 ). longitude l2i- Is " sig
nailed three yesseIs-Cdruige, Lake Superior and Victoria
Regina. all % days ont from san Francisco, bound Tor
Cork recros-oi the equator March lst IN lDngituds l2J.
" then very light NJ trades III latitude i y rrachel
poit Or Honolulu. March 2ls-, lJl days out.
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The Latest Talk With Bismarck.

An intimate friend Of Prince Bismarck, a mem
Der of Parliament, paid the Chancellor a visit in
the sick room a few days ago, and reports a long
conversation OF which the Prince had the larger
share, and the chief points Of which are contained
i'm what follows: II is not out Of all reason that
l should be i'll just now, and | must keep to my
bed We are getting old and sick, and dare not
ask to be our own masters and devote ourselves
to the cultivation of our garden or the care Of
Our own affairs. | cannot express how dc-irous
l am to get off for a few days and rest, after the
confusion and turmoil Of my everyday life.
.sIfI could have it my own way | should see
no one for a whole year except wife. children and
grandchildren. We ought to live for them by
rights, and | am prevented from doing so ali my
life. Why. the next thing is that some councillor
or other will read me a report in the morning
how the members Of my family are after the
nights rest and then there will be so much time
saved again. The Emperor is a brave old man,
as we could see in bis last misfortune that has
belalIen him. Not one of US all has the nerves
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of the august old gentleman. might say that
as long as work IS demanded Of him he has no
nerves.
." It is our luck that tie Emperor never breaks
down, that Moltke is all right, a1d kameke is up
to anything. We civilians are not much good.
Something Is the matter with Us always, 80 that
when We grow old We are ineessantly on the
lookout for al opportunity 70 get away. The
eternal wish Ter repoSe becomes a sort OF ailment,
and | for one. cannot get rad Of this ailment, al
though ! have plenty oil other sGEeriugs II grum-
bic over. Il my career had stopped short OF a
councillor, | should have left my post long ago.
As il is, | am condemned 10 spend nv days in
the Ni!helmstrasse, the street Of all others
that | have hated from my youth. | do not
think that / shall ever set foot IN tie Reichstng
again. | see they Get on splendIdly without me.
" Nhy. The Empire machine Is In hTst-rate
working order, and | am glad there is no quar-
relling Just now. II some intcrmiuablc dispute
were going on, and ! should have to grIeve and
feel angry about il, | do believe II would be all
over with me. Ny present ailment is older than
most people think. Tie doctors have always
said there was not the least danger, but oh. the
PAIN l suffer sometimes assure You | could run
up a perpendicular wall when it comes on. Bat
it only comes occasionally then it suddenly
leaves off, and | forget all about it, and live in
the hope that il will never return. just you tell
them in the Reichstag to DO all they can TO pre-
vent useless discussions
d" rhe Emperor notices everything, and il H.
our duty TO spare him us much n possible. IL -
true he Is IN better health taan any OF Us. but lac
Is muc. older also, and he has deserved Ia cX-
pericucc ullhlng bat what makes linn comfort
able AID happy. II tie greatest Radicals looked
upon tie venerable old nam. they would stop in
the middle of thc most excited rubble. We may
consider him II model in all things London
Daily Necs, Feb. s.
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IMPORTS.

san Frauei-ao, Per bk Lady Lsmls5n N2'J 10. -
PROM - : cts beans. 90 c~k- aui : : utet. ISS"-5
los Gus a. "a IA lbs bread, - u urtCE-- - - BOOTS anu
Us o. 80 ~ bran. 1880 lhs butter. u bA- eah.ie, -
canned n t.arz.I csc dru-~ / yb TO- dLlel '",S =
ctl= corn 81 sI8 bbl- Hour. - pcs granite, ~ 4D>
dry sJodS, 1890 81. tons hay. o. hats / ese money. ~
hams, : 81 pcs IRON pipe. "o59 70 u = .,iI,ys cIii
bbls Hnle' = : rafuts. J5 cts p1tatyes- l5p IT. pos, :
: ctl- onions" > - and To hllf-bbls salmon, iuJ-S lbs
bxs raIsinsr 70 ~ II shingles. : - soap q bbls tar, lH lbs
salt. g $3.50 y 9 wh-key, 6 fruits, 53 bbis Hour
Value, 81 .345 o. An -rrr,e- Nrsr.b
Prom Ttne lumber, = Pcs walnut IHinoer, lHg p oa5
2I-lOS pcs p4- ,-iTs 4 g iron work, 30 pkSS binds 3
plank, - II[75oors. 80 pkg~ Windows = pkSs boat tiA-
IRON CS4 g oil, 10000 shocks, . eaiorons, ~ ~ II
6 : ash lumber. - kess horse s1oy, ~ = LLDrl
ware - - N bndIs iron pIckets, % spoos oAFDed NLer !
cattnS OHfse = tobacco. 1872 coils rope, ! pc granite :
esb3esSs 4 $40 pkgs e0rdaSe, 81 es general muse
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Island Notes.
MAIIrKr. MAUI.


We had q flying visit from Bishop Willis, who
arrived per Kilauea Hou on Tuesday morning,
and left the same night per Likelike for Hawaii.
The Kilauea Hou makes f~irst-rate time since
her overhauling, She now gets off kahului be-
fore daylight.
The wooden sidewalk is now completed from
Girvin's corner as far as Chas. Sylva's store on
the Waikapu road. 1t is a great boon in muddy
weather.
Exponent is still shifting round the 'Augean
Stables" Who mote Hercules be : wide Ex-
ponent's letter to the Gazette this week.. Can
it possibly be Exponent himself ? If he fancies
himself a Hercules, he forcibly reminds one Of
the fable of the Frog and the Ok.
Our weather here has been anything but
ag~reeable-south wind, rain, and f~earfully close
and enervating weather. Everybody complain
ing of colds and praying for the return of our
cool trade winds.
Vessel outside to-day. Supposed to be the
Rosario.
Our Police Court has been rather quiet this
past week-three desertion OF labor cases, one
civil case, and one case of cruelty to animals, in
which so bail forfeited.
Sheriff Everett sent off ten lepers yesterday.
of which nine were from MakawaO and one from
Waikiki. He intends sending two or three to-
day per Likelike.
~LAUPAHoEHoE, HAWAII.
4 very painful accident occurred at the new
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Tie Jrisaurile Siuit0 has AZ last sailed on 4 fish
Ing expedition.
The Z $. :. LashaeaEua sailed On wednesday
last for ClIla0- and II. T. Ms SwIft-ure on Thur--
day for E]7glimauIt.
The L.. s. $. WlcAE=ett l- s-iI ia port.
Me-sT-. H.. HacEfeld a. GO. advertise tie City q
Toxic % call here eu route from China % san
Francisco early in MAJ next. Also the steamer
EHTeufrI-. shortly expected with immigrants from
bremen. 20 sail for Hougkoug direct.
Z NThe brig Hazard has been chartered by the
PLANTER Labor and Company TO go in quest u
labor. She is now fitting out for that purpose.