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The Piano Concert.

The piano concert by Mr.. and Mrs. Hiembur-
ger, at the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall, on Saturday night,
was attended by a very select aud appreciative
audience.
The opening air, Ely, Bird, Fly, a delightful
Danish melody, was finely played, Mr.. HEM
burger showing at once that he is a master Of
the instrument. His execution of the prolonged
tremelo movement being superior to anything Of
the kind ever heard before in Honolulu. The
air from "Rigoletto1 was equally well rendered
and was warmly a%pplauded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiemburger then played one
of the most difficult compositions that pianists
undertake, the "Hexameron'' of List.
Mrs. Hiemburger then played a beautiful
Scottish song, and an impromptu OF "Schu-
bert's," which was warmly encored. and upon
the lady's temperance she was presented With
some beautiful boquets and played a delicJF
improvisation. =
After a short intermission part second Opened
with a Sonata Op. 81, in C-sharp minor, Bee
thoven, played in a most m terly style by Nj.
HiembUrger. In response an encore NJ
Hiemburger played "Home, Sweet Home,"y
most elaborate variations.
Mrs. Hiemburger glazed two charming. al.
Spring Song and The Spinning Song"
A Study, " by Chopin was the next piece on
the programme, followed by LISTS Campo
nella,' brilliantly played. The closing duo, ''Ojos
Criollos,'' on the grand piano, was finely rem
dered, and the audience dispersed much pleased.
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Messrs. McChesney and son of AZ Queen street
are we'll known in this community as most enter
prising business men, They are careful to supply
their customers with only the best articles in
their line at regular low rates. When a purchaser
Of groceries goes to their store he at once feels tina
no stale or cheap worthless article will be offered
TO him, for not only the store itself IS kept neat
and clean but everything exposed for sale is so
carefully packed and fresh in appearance that
none can find fault. Messrs, McChesney and Son
enjoy a large share of public patronage and de-
serve il.
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~
F~IsE - satIrias, June Is
-SIr u,rv Alice. for kaIsupapa MoIokai-
Monday. June IS
a-mr I4k-like. King. for Maui ani Hawai-
49, Tehua- ioreuzeu- for MIIi and MOIoEat-
stmr e. K Brsh0g, cameron, fJs hEnsi-
Srnr HOkoII. SigGrcror- fJr h05iau' OAHu
lchr E.IaIa. fog Hssaiau. Hawai-
sshr Wanl. Tor OuJaa-n AMI PaikIa, Hawaii
echr Watualu. for h"nnuu, HAWAII
scEr Waiehu, fJr EiVthulu. Maui
tuesday. june 20
-t-Hr IWaIsui, Bate. Gr Maui AMI Hawaii
san Jnme- Make, VI uJuatt, Tor kzua-
- Ta4.a rIgu. SEE ~ Ethulut. Mani
So E.su4uaIB. S-I, y WatmaIalo, Oahu
SER r-ahf- or E0hols Hawai-
zchr EraruH. fr " aisE- ahu
scar Ehuk4i- Tor alt oahu
SGhr ,eu1 SircI- tor h Oahu
schr W aiOli. iOs Pztuhau hawai-
veiue-Iav. June 70
<chr Iinauh0. for dauaguIulu. Kauai
schr Laka. Er Eohafs Hawaii
schr WmIeIe. for MalIEo. Maui
scnr Nj netkt. tT n I'ltu, JaHu-
TEu-sIay- June -
q schr y ate Merrill. ssr l. ANA. Maui
schr Pauabi. for Htaalet isusi.
schr MauuokaEaf, los Eusaihssle, Hsvasi-
F-ihy ,aHs %
sehr Euiautuu. TO- JYk,la. Haw.it-
schr Ieulo-6. KeSsls- Naai
q ssruriav. Iuue3J-
aSssnr waimauaIl. NsI-gu. ias vatmaualJs O-hI
F~oREIs~-dpulsyr iuEe Is
b Hauaiiaa bark 4 & Poster, tor Port Townsend
Tuesday. June D.
Tern Mary Doir, fr an FFauri~cO-
HaW bk EalakaGa. ditt.r, Tor -aH FraHsiscJ-
~argriay, June 80.
An bk Cubsteu, Il card, for san Francisco.
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EsssL, Expected ~toM FOREIGN

Or hS Lettereu-, from Lv #1ue
An bE Iauppg-. frola Bgea.
Ana ok spartan. Crosby. Sc. york July
Brit sttnr Gien-Is. Specify. Sau Francisco. das
Am bktue Monitor, G1u uI4- du.
But bk IsLe1f Angtesea, Duueh JiNu Llsrpool
BE hark Chasca- trJm Lissrpo ado,
Brit ) ; HIukow-- tsom To- IA - hichGsis-uoN
lue- IN Liz.
B1r Bk Waus-ats, Ei.i1- fr 'eDool-ius sept L.
An bz.as Coa.u-lo. D.s saa se.ast-so-ius
Ilns 1%3U-
An bk ID q Marray- 7- tN-a an traneisr0-ius July
IS
Aa bk II " Amy, sreerh "a, Lon san Fraari''1 - due
Am bstue EIia. hove, tr,m s.a Franssc-- due July
.enr Cols.-r Eoa Port s~IaksIy-due jane 10
l4ly, Peterson. from New Castle, Nsw-
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IMPORTS.

From GlasEDE- Per zhip shaudDu. June = - caze-
machinery 3 horse sEAf-, 2s65 p pip, To- p pipe ntttnz-,
: coils iron rope fJ bN- soap. go . liquor, &OiC rails, 10
p iron ~ork. 80 o. brandy, 20 O. bDttl-d and 200 lids ale,
20 c. beer. 80 c. champaign, Il stoves 81 iron water
pipes, $40 pkg- -uudry groceries, crOck-ry, etc
In Transit Dr ssu EuHncI-c0-4O tons pig iron, ! g
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ASr Thirty-two pieces Atwood dress goods
for only % cents per yard-at CHAs. j. F1sHEL's
POPULAR SToRE.
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PASS ENG

8 Mani aut Hawaii. Per IwaIani. June 33-C 4
nd. Or VI Gresham J u carter. J Russell, " EDel-
% shore AMI wife, , H-s1s Holmes, Nrs Glass,
deck -
uuiug. Hr Vsuustta, wife and child, " kstting, Il
suu. and Is deck
. Eaaai- Der james Make, June - - TR Foster.
T. Richardson. Gen % Sp4lilns. q ID Ereetlr J
-pr. LE4hIbaum- Capt L L Robbins, j Spencer,
ritcomb, and 10 deck
Mani and Hawaii. per LtEeltke, June 24-Hts *
8ullufz. RIrEt Rev Bishop Willis, " G. wilder, q
IWr Brtdres. X p Euikahi. wife aud chld, A +
Max Eekart. wife and 3 children, J Stuppleoeen,
leakua. W shaw. " h Gedge, J q n sheldon Il
" A Whiting, A Uuna- A X Iinsle5 j r searles,
- r. ID Preston, s J Brown Dr. Il Carpenter
EahuIui. per Kilausa HOu, June 24-kev < : II
3 @ st0dd1ri, r a. Winston. HunE fueut Tong
re Hop. AXE. AMI - deck
Maui aud N1l1kai- per Lenua- June g-Alrs Ria
ia AMI 5 children J " Davidson aud fOdeck
Kauai, Per o. 4 Bishop. Juus % Col Z Judd,
Thorne AMI wife Z A costa, wife andz children,
e. v B0r-hrreyiuk- Chr 3 HOfgaard- y Boyle c
DrJ X smith, ] ChInamzn and IL deck
DEFAETuHEs-
"a Townsend, per bk Tx Foster, June p; = Ole
gtfe and child. 4 Thlman-onr vile and child y
IT Paulson, N Wilson.
sui 4 Hawaii, per Likeltke,J June zj-Ars ; U WIl-
Wight and child, Miss Lamb, ) q wilder, ", j
= = u Waller, CT Mccarthy J u Carter. Miss
n - J Bond, Mss ChznDerlain, Capt T Spencer. ?
"A Jingle. sent q L SpaIdiug, + L Clarke,
- Mr Powell, r p Adams, Rev Luhiau, Mrs
AtN Wright T Shore and wife, J Wood and wife,
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~Gents' Complete Business Suits, $3.50, at
% If CHAs. J, FIsHEL's POPULAR STORE.
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n,cN - 10 .IN PORT.

p Shtud1u- Pa--.fIl
sdcau bk E-tella, Poole
sbk Harm0diu-. selewy
Nouautum, Fovr.
So Lawrence Webb
~ Jane A. FaIk-ub ~, q 0luIu
bk Hope PeuualllW
TuImau IS Allen, EiiilE=
Nv IA. NeEer. Delaney
SsvAL
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,CH.


.kGt r9Dt~ ~. l15S.
n.y. bleu rather
me last 1877 With importers
- 'otL ia guaI end q the quarter
aAlPper. Lesan maize out their bal
HcTfor regular settlements Of
O. add ousis% men are confident; pro
NJ It, three months past have been con-
.a faiI1r- have oeearrlJ and the pros
MS, geneai revival y activity among all
e5mn.-rcial braches with the eommeneement Of
Tue new qn-H is cousilered exceedingly good
During the past week there has been but one An
portaut arrival from abroad. viz the ship shan
don from Glasgow which reached this port last
saturday. She bring a general cargo eonsisHed
70 Mes..ra- q. W. MacfarIaus and Co.
Among the departure for the Coast were ths
bark EaI-kaua aud ~ tern MARY Dodge With fail
cargoes u EIaad products. The Caibansn Is ex-
uected % sail to-day for san Francisco She Will
a considerable quantity Of sugar aud some
rice.
shirmeuts VI domestic produce from -s OtHsf
i.l.nd- 10 thu. port continue ~1thOut any
apparent decrease. The new warehouse q the o.
s. >. Co il already nearly allied, and the ne"
.ts4ulsLlp. the Maripo-a, u the o. 3 line -
dne At Honolulu during tie coming month. Sew
sraI other vessels irlm tia Cast and other parts
u the world are dIe iu th- immsiiats futnre-
Money seems ~ be plentiful and with the opening
u the new quarter ana ths arrival OF tine vessels
already almost due Unprecedented activity IN
All commercial circles j. anticipated
The stock market for the pat week has shared
the general prevailing dizziness in trade and will
updoubtedly be enIivensd BY ths revival Of general
business activity after quar.erly bills are settled
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ExPORrs.


For san FrauciscO, Per EAlzkEuA, June 27.-Sugar-Ijs.-
so IL II A Widsuann- 10. O2s lbs 2 HOfschlEegsr j. Co,
t9Cs0 LIS Wing We Chan 4 CO. I8a4O lbs r A Sehaefer
. y, 5J,0ss lbs II , Griubzum & Co, 4JG32 lbs I Water
~ c.. lsZCls lbs O. W MacfarAue & CO. 1852 lbs "
= uter & 60, 47-45 H. lyman Bros. Rice-2OO o lbs u
: pN-Oaul s. O.. 25,5JU lbs Sing CEOuZ & Co. 81. fJ lbs
u FHiilip- = O., I5-GIJ lb- Nyuzu Bros. Hides 22i {
BJlte, $40 bdlE sugar cane Value, domestic. JJ.8iO-2l.
BORN.
GItFARD -I II this city, on the 25th instant. % the wife
Of Walter ". GInard, daughter.
DIED.
BARN AhD-Iu this city. on the I'D inst 4, John Eryfug
Barnard, late Chief Clerk Of the SupT ne Court, ct his
2 residence Oh Queen street, aged u u
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List of Licenses Expiring In the
Month of July, 1888.
RETAIL-oAHU


RETAIL-oAuU.
Hyman Bros. Merchant So. Honolulu
Kan wo Tai Kss, NaasnS III hoseIsl"
a wong Man, Lihks 81, Aouelala
, Hong Tai, cor Nuusnn 81, HonolalG
NJ Mechesney, s son, Queen ST Honolulu
10 Rosario zsda. cor King ana Nasasss. sts HenS1siu
II Joseph a Dias, cor Punohhowl and seetania So, Hen
II wing GA wo. Nuuanu 81. Honolulu
Is Chang Huns, punehbowi -, Honolulu
IL John IhSe 70, Nuuanu 81. Honolulu
IS Loo Poy. cor MaHnakes and king SIS, honoiala
10 Nee Lee. Bere.Ania 81 Honolulu
is MArn Chung Tong. NuuAnu -, Houolnia
10 Henry Nay & CO, Fort 81, Honolulu
10 Yuen Chong & Co, King 81. louelnla
20 c X xkans, Laie. Koolsaloa
n Kun You Kee, King ST. Honolulu
81 j c Edwards. King st, PAlEns, zulu
81 Goo kim, cor Fort and Hotel y aonoinlu
MAUF
c H Diekey. HsmAkuapoko
3 Aka, KSluaaha. Molokai
9 d W KsaAnuwai Kaupo
IA Claus spreckels, Rahului
II Akns, MSiluku
10 Linn kon Kee, Kipahuiu
% kwong Yuen, HAIKU
&c Tong Sing, Ksauapslt
. HAWAII.
Ava, wAioluinu. Kap
s Tai Lung, MAkapaia. \ Kohsla
6 All Chap a Aehune Mskapala, \ kohala
IL w II DANls. MOTH hQAh
~ Mokeau, Naalehu, KHu
II ohas williams. KuknihAele Iiauskua
Il I Ii Hamling. Kilae. KonR
Is An Kim 1 Gehung, Kaiopila n Kohaia
Is II \ Greenweli, Kaiukala, Roma
Is Goo Chun, Kaiopilg
20 J d Mills, lilo
"a ANU. Hamakua
"a Akau. KohAuaiki, n kohRlG
IS J r Halliday, honokaa
rs { Y Aiona. Hflo
20 Ksu Tack Msu, KaiopiIu, Kuhsia
&c Chen Ma, Multi, n Kohala
% Q Y Aiona, Punahoa, Hilo
VICTUALING.
3 Hong Tai, cor Nuuanu aud Merchant SITS. Hc1olulu
II c X Akana, Lau, Koolauioa
Ia Ku See, Hilo, Hawaii
IS Ching Choy, Hotel 81. Honolulu
ls Quong Fong. PAia, MAkawao. Maui
q Wa chong, Mhunakea =, Honolulu
Wholesale.
/ LYMAN Bros. Merchant II, Honolulu
l + II Davies, Kaahumanu ~, Honolulu
10 Henry May a Co, Fort 81 honolulu
BILLIARD.
II Aluli, Waikiki, Maui
u R Halliday, hamakua. Hawaii
BOAT.
8 Jim Grow, Honolulu
9 Elenakule, Hilo, Hawaii
IL Ii D Aalimu, hilo, Hawaii
BUTCHER.
% shimun A Elderts, nilo, Hawaii
PORK BUTCHER.
IA Chun Ho. Lahains, Maui
20 Wing Ko, Kappa, Kauai
~I-SPIRIr.
IA W c Peacock, cor Hotel and Snuanu SITS, HonoluIu
PBDDLING.
10 p T Thornton, Kingdom.
s.LMOs.
IL w Kualaku, Fish Market
9 f @ McCandles, Fish Market
IS Z Lyon, Ktpahulu, Maui
Il Mrs kamaka, Wailuku, Maui juns0td
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PsoIEcrED DEPARTURES.

-cLr H+Iea,aIa Br PeI--E-I iisEaI
scar EauiSsaIuli, tr d0Epkaa, Hawai-
schr E~eEtuII0Lt, Tor IauIlcl, Kauai
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Po7r Of AoN oLULU, Il. 1.
ARRIVALS

NM
= ~krw1-E-Frlay, Jul- p
str MoEoni. Meersg,-. from K6oIsu.- oahu, with
oS 80 SseS n si sgII from Iva, oahu, with 500 bags Paddy.
Saturday, June q
[ru.t.ni Hate. Gor lisui snd Hawaii. with 55OO
Ssugar, u bags c0aH, 81 atdss aai 10 bundles coat
ssntA O. Bishop. Cameron, n-n Eauu eth aiG2 bags
sshf wsioIi, from PasohaH. Hawaii, win sugar
slHIay, Jane "a
,t-llke. Kiag. I'm MAJ. Hawaii, With 27oo b'g'
s1gaE: w.,nsnalo. ,a-o1. from waimaualo. oahu, wish
$50 SsF. Jane sass'' Masee. MeDonlIL, f.o~ Kauai. with e's
bags saf H5.usa Hou, Sears. from EahuIui, Maui, win so
sSss 4a.ksaouii, lram Bqkaihaeis' Hawaii
enu, from Eipahului Maui
Monday June "a
Thuk.i. from waiaIus, Oahu, With 2e2 bags sugar
: sb = LiGLsHkGs fr5au SaEiIr@Ii, Kauai
TUESDAY, June %.
s.br Nanuokawai. from N~swiIEiIi, htui, with COO bags
'1xah5 wnlele. from Mako, Maui, with 1ls9 bags sug r.
49, aot Keiki. from Kcolau. Oahu with S5J bags nee
seur Nstis Fnll. lroE1 Ls IItAi asSa : With 1925 bags
sugar and a. hide
ser waimanaIo. GJa WAimanAlo. Oahu with
sear KeEsa,uoL, from Hanalei, Kauai, with 80 bags
s1s csr J.anle. roH KsEaha. Eaur., With 7ss bag. sugar
Friday, JuIl %
a.mr a. X Bi.h,p, Cameron, i-lu * -uU With 1873 bags
s9sas 4 NOON N.isfrs15r. from S9Jial O,4u. IN 1850
esrs nee snI sbass br=a
y ur LsSL L9rsnz y no AHI' aAi 81" ~
GIss-June %.
tundon. Is lays fs1m Glasgow
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coMsuLApo de PORTUGAL.

GAO CDNYIDADoS o. P-OBrU0UEZEs
y RESIDENCES u'este paiz a recehsr os Gems tltulos dc
nacionalidade no escriptorio d'esIe Consulate Das 0 as Il
horAs da mania. A. de X ~cANANARRO.
Honolulu, % Jumbo, 1898 Consui de Portugal.
june d5t wit
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BORN.
DIED.
THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOertlser .
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

SATURDAY -.~~~.~~-~~.JUNE so, 1883.
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MAUI

II Diekey. H~amAkuapoko
3 Aka hsluaaha, MoloKai
9 ID W K~gtaAnuwai haupO
10 Akem. Mailuku
Ia Claus SpreckelS, kahului
II Akiua, Msllaku
Is Wong Ham, Maka~a
10 Linn kon kee, kipaLuiu
% kwong Yuen, hNiku
20 Tong Sing, Kasuapsli
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-14

Custer and rawson counties, and
which had passed. both Houses some
time ago. was found, upon closer ex-
animation, to take more territory
FIRM Custer c'unty than was con.
teu.plat.d Ivy the intrOducer Of the
measure. 10 correct the error . bill
was introduced by Mr.. Coz defiLine
the boundary line in accordance With
the intention Of the inst hill. Thts
Till passed the Council yesterday and
reached the House sl'on after it,
passage. In that bOiy It was referred
10 special committee II which Mr..
Mallory. the men,l'ef from Dawson.
was chairman. THIS gentleman held
the bill in his possession until late
hour this evening. and when called
upon to report II. refused to do 20 or
give up the ill. A resolution to
expei the gentleman was introduced.
but before /, ""u!d be acted upon .
duplicate .: the hill bad been intro
duced and l.assed 10 the Council
under a Suspension cf the rules.
This hill. being immediately trans
united to the House. wa< aucut u he
read. when Mr.. Mallory produced
the pockets, bill and bis report and
passed them TO the hands q the rec.
rotary. Then eIsued = series o. dila-
tory motions on the Tart It Mr..
MsIoney and the few other opponents
y! the measure. which consumed
much # the ::.'' e., and morSof the
ra'ieuce Of tue Mouse. The bill
finally passed the House by IS ayes
<. ! nay-.
After passing the usual vote of
thanks to their respective presiding
officers and attaches the Two Houses
adjourned si..c uic.
II. xn0tis.r letter you: correspond.
en-, Viii have son,ethins t" say cou.
ce'ninv the personact"! the members
o: tAi> L .eis.a;ive Assembly.
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a~ue. Joha =. Eoebtb Daniel
O'0sady, A. z. wittes asd Lee Mar
tle hovo SeaueDo6 ltU0 ~ CApoonk
d.. =. Il 03anoo0 re- boe0 en-
1sed 70 his roeo foe sssssDl 0Ays b.
q severe attack Of lo1aana10gy rbeU-
matiDm.
NJ. y. n. Singieton, the allhbSe,
geneIssnasly rustiing Tepsesestattve
Of Auerbsch, Fiach 1 v:n 6ayck,
Importer Of ny Goods &C., q 81.
Paul, Ninuescta. b IN the city, and
will interview our mesehants in the
inherent Of that 6Hm.
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Fear Of Wiga!ns' Storm.

HALIFAX. March lo.-There j. q
general fear Oi Virgins storm a,i,Uus
. great a.suy outside the city. Not
q single fisherman will le.vc ;Or fish,
ing grounds until the decided period
i passed. This dread Of tn. Il 'rnl
has i,xen Increased ~ the loss vi
friends aud property l.: TUESDAY
nights storm. One vc>-,l Went
down with all hands. .An":!:cr was
wres'ked but without l.'>s of life.
Wien the fiercest blast Of tls. storm.
came on ali vessels hove tO but the
Agnes and another. THE latter was
wrecked ut midnight tut all Ea"i-
weEx saw I'll.
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SeooQd Judicial Dosesjot, 1GaFeo
Ten.

cslAIxAL CA1GXDAR.
l27-Tesrjsosy q Montana ~: John
Ncl ann. 1lalietioas aisehisl.
l32-Te1isngy Of Anatana ". John
Browes. 0sDnd Dasoe0v.
49, Territory "f Montana ~. Max
tme \ esno-ei,e, e. III. NUt snce.
.ls-T~rsitoey Of Montana ". John
Mahon. Arm.
sSs-T<rritory os No"t.ha ~. Wm.
M"uIder. Assault With intent to
XIII.
so-Tesritosy 81 Montana -. Hector
Go3rheaux. Assault ami battery
l6o-The Cit, Of Butte, Respondent.
~. Mn CHOW. Resort Tor opium.
leO-The City Of Butte ~. All On.
4sl-Tbe Cry cf Butte -. Al Ching:
l63-The City u Butte -. En- Lung.
ass-The City Of Butte -. All Ping
ssa-Tbe City Of Bate ~. Looey
Chung.
l65-T6e City IT Butte ". Tam Fray.
l6s-The City Of lutte ~. Benjamin
F. Catching. Assault.
5l9-The City Of Butte ~. David H.
jesse. Using obscene language.
2:O-The City VI Butte, Tespondeut
-. Arnold b. Cxrr"ss. app-Ii"n ut.
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Chinese lrllusnce IN New York.
NEW YosK. March lu.-The San
editor,ally says the cry of.'eheap Ia.
h"r' raised again.t the Chinese On
TIE Pacific Coast j. rot heard here
Out there Is rOcn, for complain,
axsinst them upon other vround..
They have introduced tue vice of
opium smoking aud 1t has grown un.
III the '.j"in:s fer pursuing The rrac.
i'ce are IL lie found iu nearly every
s.c'i"n Of the city. Ard v hiix ali are
f:squcn'ed ty Americana, the most
a''rac,ive and central ones are owned
and n'anaged by New Workers. 4
,s'id and energetic reporter os the
~" who made the uncerx round tx.
P;"TatlOns rec"uni.d last Nul,,lsr
nas uow given suit. rrans m <vidr,,, =.
OF the fact that ,Aes. quiet shy ,,-m,.. :.
nave a:td~:i -tiil further IL the 1en,.ia.
tlons that s-.et eur !outh hy The ~.
:aOIishn'cnt Vi lrl,eiixs aud On. or
two McngOlisn device. f,r pxn,h:;n
mat are rapidly growing put ulxr IT,.
cause they s<~M L" de,rani small
!'.ks while promising large gains. II
- becon'ing apparent thai th,. leri..
azure most look sharply ut Chinese
ways here.
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An Energetic storm.

WASHINGTON. March lO.-A storm
Of great energy, which 6rs: appeared
ct midnight on the North Carolina
c0ssst, has pursued . northeasteriy
track and 10 now centered near Dcls.
ware breakwater. Dangerous north.
east winds are anticipated to-day and
tonight, IN the New England coast.
followed tomorrow ~ clearing
weather and westerly winds.
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BOsrON, March l0.-The superior
court gave a verdict for the plaintiff
in the suit Of James II. Shute, IT,. ".
Pacific National Bank. This was
IN action to recover on three cert i'll.
Gates . deposit Of 81. 900. each iseu. Il
by the bank, which plaintiff took In
regular c0ur.e Of t,usine.s with no mo-
tice. They were fraudulently issued
- claimed t,y defendant. II Il the
first of many similar suits.
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Captain 1ransen's Statemene

NEW YoRK, March lO!-(spt.in
Fran1en soys: March 9Th, 1t 3 y. M.
l sew rockets six miles distant. The
S9evts answered and got boats ready
There was . heavy snow 1t the tine:
I found The DISTRESSED steamer to i..
:he City Of Chester VI the Inmsn
i1ne: Sue asked " to tow her 10
aai!'ax, and after great difficulty
ssee. nawsen were attached. W.
sss..ea " tow: but made slow pro-
next morning. beth hawsen nrok~
The 80 running very HMM anai :" -
cosl running low, we siSnsil..,, m.
Chester thst We must psocsod On c.,,
eooSee. We let the Che.t..r M, ~
ing detained tventy-nine hour. n.
segoalSod The Chester Ne vou6 hske
~ esege0 az II deoired. ~ n.
c0ved tAsCEeDly, NE, 49,. .
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Mining Noes.

Yesterday wa, ,my day 1t the An
aeonda, Lexington and Belle mines.
The total buils:n shipoent~ l.st
week amounted to 81. 80, Of which
the Alice shipped 81, ssa; Lexington,
Sls, O:3: Anaconda. $s,OsS; First Na-
tioual Rank. 81 90; Dourell, Clark
4 Larabie, sos.
AMER . thorough oveshauline the
Noultou mill started up last We'd
needay for another long run. The
mine IL looking we'll. particularly IN
the west drift from the 800 north
cross-cut, where some very fne ore l.
being attracted.
Work on the new thToe-compart-
ment shaft at the Bell h progressing
very S.pi.lly. three ff.naes,
or fifteen feet per day, icing the
average advance. The contractor b
under agreement 10 reach tie 100 foot
station In 100 days. when connections
will te run witt, the old workings
and the mine II! ,!Orr,l and developed
below.
The eighty stamps Of the Alice
mills have been dropping with their
accustomed regularity during the
week, and to su:a s''od purpose ~ to
produce The lary. -hipmen Mt Of ;ullion
shown in our txbulat-d statement.
The properties are n: looking well.
and barring the accident to the baby
hoist at the N&.aa('ha- operations
since our last rcpnr: have moved like
clock work. An erroneous impress
sion prevails tina, tie i,reakiug Of the
reel At the M:.na Char = caused .
suspension Of work in the entire
mine. The WORK Of sinking the new
pump compartment. only, was Inter.
rupted, and the usual amount 1t ore
Is being hoistsrl from IN. mine.
The ShonLcr shaft has Jeachsd .
p,in: fifty feet below the l,-i..o: level.
The Slopes Of the eas, ls5-f"'t DRIFT
are showing VI, :,~tter INN ever, aud
the mill return las: week wcr iort>
per cent. better than in any previous
week since the mine became . pro
ducer. The fret work in the $hon.
bar Was commenced one year ag' last
:hur-d,y' During tfie year s3o.UO
.,> iAen expended In improvements
aid machinery. Tia mine i, how
ri.lniny 1t = l.,'.ii'.
THE lHsttOn 81 iiis .ina'Gi !: IA
Ter 10 still :n uE-":v~'i rrot:c..:.
Su;.erin tend. n. DAILY is now in San
Francisco. ami i, - thought he n;a'-
t:r will Le decided before his return.
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OTTAWA, March lO.-The weather
to-day 10 spr,ng.like In an interview
to-day. Virgins said there seems to
be Q general misunderstanding a. t.
the time the great s.o:sn would l,eRin.
II say It will be first felt in the North.
ern Pacific on the lM;'. 1t will strike
this continent from the south y ct IN
the afternoon Of Saturday tue 10th.
1t will croas TIE continent from, the
east to the west south Of l,arailel =
to-'uorrUw afteJn.n'n, and being de-
Elected hy the Rocky nl""utains. will
paes down the great Canadian iak~~
toward the East sunday moaning"
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HELExA, Ark, March lO.-The
river commenced falling this even.
ing. Trains have stopped running
on the st. Louis IrOn Mountain
branch on CrDwley's ridge. They
c0me only to Forest City. three miles
north Of this point; caused by IN un.
precedented rise in the Languevi!le
river.