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The Republican journal., 1883-11-08
Tuesdays Elections.

The returns from the elections in ten States
Tuesday are satisfactory so far as received at
this writing. Butler is badly beaten in Massa-
chusetts as it was generally believed he would
be, and good many Democrats, who feared he
might give them trouble in the next Presiden
tial contest, are not unhappy over the result
Butler is Still capable of mischief, however
The result in New York is not known, and the
election of Il part of the Democratic ticket
would not be surprising. A few weeks ago
there was no doubt of a decided Democratic
victory, but dissensions in that party and bad
nominations turned he tide the other way and
there have been hopes Of Republican ma
ioritv. PENNSYLVANIA is undoubtedly Republi-
can by safe majority. In Connecticut
there We're Republican gains and the Legisla-
ture elected is strongly Republican. Virginia
is thought to have gone Democratic, although
Malone claims both branches of the Legisla-
ton. New jersey is claimed by both parties,
but is probably Democratic by reduced major
ity. of the remaining four States, Nebraska
and Kansas are Republican and Maryland and
Mississippi Democratic.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08
Some Pumpkins.


There i no vegetable product Of field or gar
den that conveys 10 the eye such Il picture Of
plenty and prosperity a> the pumpkin Us ro-
tundity suggests Il well fed person, or Il bag of
gold, and its color is that of thc yellow metal
for which men and women sell their souls The
same bulk of potatoes brings the farmer more
money, but the poet has not sung of the potato.
while Whittier's muse has praised the pumpkin.
the lordly pumpkin as some one ha, called it
and the story Of New England would be a>
incomplete without mention Of pumpkin pie rs
the play OF Hamlet with The part OF Hamlet
omitted. II Is Il lordly vegetable. lnmindful
of the early frosts, how royalty it suns itself in
among the ripened cornstaIks whose fringed
and tattercd leaves tluttcr in the autumn breeze.
All other vegetation ha, >uccumbed to success
i've fro>ts hillside and meadow are brown and
bare: but the pumpkin is in its fullest glory.
The radiant sun Of the vegetable kingdom 1t is
not to be ignored or overlooked. Then wien
harvesting is over it lends to The barn interior
for a time the mass of color needed to make up
a picture of plenty that would delight an artist.
with pumpkin pie, spicy, smoking hot,-a dish
dear to every New Highlander. 1t is true some
say that the squash makes a better pie, but this
is sacrege. Let Us still pin our faith to The
tie iordly pumpkin, the rotund, jolly
yellow pumpkin of New England.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08
Supreme Judicial Court.
JUDGE SYMONDS PRESIDING.

JUDGE SYMONDS PRESIDING.
In the case of State VS.. Charles Snowdell and
William Abbott for breaking and entering the
house Of Luther NJ. Smith, of Belfast on trial
when the Journal went to press last week, the
Jury disagreed. The respondents were liberated
on their own rccognizance.
state IS. Daniel Ward, of Wntcrport, indicted
for breaking down the line fence dividing lis land
from Abijah kendalIs. As it was a case of IA dis
puted boundary line the judge thought it should
he a civil action and not criminal one. Dismiss
ed. County Attorney Wallace for State. nunton
for respondent.
Frank +. Ripley vs.. Ezekiel v Burgess An
urtion To $l2i3l balance due on account Of
wages. Parties live in Searsmont. Pin. SAYS he
agreed TO work in dcft's saw MILL May -, 1852 for
so per month. lle left through having by consent
ol deft ana again returned and worked until the
next spring. The sum sued for is the balance due.
Dett. said that when pm. left in hay ing time the
contract was up When he returned new contract
was made at the rate of S2li per year. Verdict for
Pin, III the sum of 4lll.50, Williamson for pin.
Dunton for dcft
Geo \. Bird ". Charles &. and. Walter f. KEEL
lar Parties IKE in Islcsboro. Ihc case involves
me title to certain Lands. Taken from the jury
ana Eoc- to law court Oh report.
Tine iure7 were discharged on Thursday
The contested divorce caso-,John {. Hardness
v. Laura y. darkness reported last week was
arguc't ON Thursday afternoon. The judge rem
dcrcd his decision Immediately He said he bat
given The ca7c much attention. In regard 10 the
Ivy" Wnmcn vino testified for pins side that they
"ltnes ct the aat Of adultery by booking through
hey hoe the Judge said substantially two
Of fn /, "a
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The great exposition of the New England
Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute closed
Nov. Sd, with an extremely large attendance,
at least 10000 people being present. The eX-
hibition has been the most creditabe of its
kind ever seen in New England, and the pro-
fits TO the managers will aggregate at least
$4,000.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

Not more than three of the present news
paper publishers in Maine have been in the
journalistic harness Il quarter of Il century
Lewiston journal
Give US youngsters little time. If the
writer continues to weld the pen, and scissors.
until next spring he will have completed
twenty-five years of continuous pull in the
journalistic harness.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

We infer from some remarks in the Rockland
Opinion that the editor of that paper endorses
Buffers nasty Tewksbury pamphlet. Wei.
there is no accounting for tastes. We are
not apprehensiye, however. that the morals of
the Opinion editor may be corrupted by this
pamphlet; but we agree with the one vino sent
us copy that it is not the sort of picture
book to be placed in the hands of the young
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

Among the pension claim agents recently
suspended was Gen. j. p. CilIey of Rockltnd.
The standing of Gen. Cilley. and his honorable
record, lead Us to suppose there had been some
mistake i'll his case. and we awaited his defence
before mentioning his suspension. The Cour-
ier-Gazette ha, published an interview With
Gen. Cilley which will set At rest any idea, if
indeed such existed that there was fraudulent
intent on his part, and the investigation he
courts will no doubt >indic.lte him fully
The editor of the Anoka City, CMinn.) Herald
is evidently an honest man. He rcpubli>hcd
the article on The Goldfish. written for the
journal by Our George, and gave credit, al
though he might have stolen it and escaped the
detection which speedily oyertakcs papers
nearer home.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The State railroad commissioners session in
Bangor Friday evening approved the petition
of the promoters of the Mount Desert railroad
for asking the privilege of building Il narrow
guage railroad from Bar IIarbor to the term-
nus of the Green Mountain railway on the
shore of Eagle Lake.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

We have received the report of the Director
of the mint, giving the annual production of
precious metals in the United States, but we
fail to find Maine in the list
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The next Eastern Maine Fair will open
Tuesday, Sept. 9th and continue five days, not
closing until Saturday night. Early in the
spring large exhibition building will be erect.
ed. At the next fair many new and novel
features will be introduced.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08
ClIppIngs.

"Our George of the Belfast Journal is
about to take d trip South, by sea, to jackson
Vile and Savannah. The readers of that inter
esting paper will probably receive the results
of his observations and experiences in his own
and piquant style. Winthrop Bud
get.
There are abundant indications that Maine is
one Of the coming states of the Union. The
fact is, the people of the state are Just awaking
to ii realization of its bgne>s, of the variety, as
well as the extent Of its resources, and of its
business possibilities. Maine, to-day, fairly
bristlcs with enterprise and go-aheadatyeness.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The handsome Mt. Desert Herald Handsomely
says: 1.-The Belfast journal has been consider
ably enlarged and thereby improved. 1t is as
ever model of typographical neatness, and
very carefully edited"
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

On Saturday next, November 10, occurs the
four hundredth anniversary of an event which
marks one of the great religious epochs of the
worlds history-viz., the birth of Martin
Luther.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The first boil of cotton ever picked from a
field by machinery was exhibited at the Charles
ton, S. c., cotton exchange, recently. The
condition of the cotton was pronounced as good
as hand picked. The cotton machine used will
harvest two and one-half to three full bales Il
day.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The Lewiston Evening journal was enlarged
with Thursdays issue from twenty-eight TO a
tnirty->iX column paper and the Weekly j.,
also TO be enlarged. The publishers announce
that these engagements will not be simply an
increase of space, but an increase of the va
riety, comprehensiyeness aid excellence of
contents. There are other good daies in the
State and ii is no disparagement of them to
say that the Lewiston journal is he Maine
daily. it is generally conceded to admirably
Hi Il ileld OF Its own, one Of responsibility and
influence, and has done so much good for the
State that all will rejoice alike at its increasing
prosperity and extending sphere of useful
ness.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

A Saugus correspondent makes request
which we might have complied with had he
been more explicit. We do not know to what
item he refers.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08


Ranges are I" he made IN The Civil Service
iuI'>'
An international l,bn,. conference. j in SOS
son u PARIS
rII,,r.. v.,. li,,,,t f.,.t ,,i,I, N.,Ii.
Thursday nilIIt.
,1.i...,,., 4. ". l.....
.o.t 'ntI7.,l. 4Iunno,
il. XIV, n"> just l"''>"" 9-'''
III '"l ''' i"''"> III l'A'>'
The late l.. NJ IIiii. of Georgia. left an cstat,
of -1UO.Ou0. made ly farming.
Prominent ciftl.n. II San Fra,., i,.o want ,
WorId', f,ir IL tli.,t JIM iii 1>S-
y blg hlc ~ ~aN AMMAN btl. 5l>t. destroyed q
''''''''''' ''''''''' ''' NJ i''L''''s
Judge Albion W. 'iOur-cc'S latest lecture is
entitled "'ihc Mission OF the Dude"
,r . !,
the severe punishment OF slaves in cuba.
,.,., -.
- - 'Ni"I!,' 'I''i NE NoNtln lH'tH WIN olH'
'''' ~ '''7'''|' ''' NV " ''''''- " % ''''''
n lhe rNrnt n an outhreak brlWfen France
ail' hli1' f"Si'Hd' Y >-Id' Woujd In''iN'h
i,,.b.. af.,,.,,, WIN IL l,-,r..,y \ 4
qhnr.l.'\- ,i,I th, tirst III tf,, .,..,.l,,
I,ra,,E ir,,, ,.I,.l. I,, I, .,.,I.,,t n, M jim
IN ra,iin,.. II .,l,i.iI,tinn III ,ltr ,yirl NH,
~.
in Richmond y, b.i,,. hrpr arrested f,,. ,rc,,l
jn.r. roil,-,-.
town marshal IN ~aIlda, toI:, was ~hot ny
r,ttIr ~trtIiun.
] lle estimated postal revenues lur jht year
peSnhinS n,NO 'Wy IeNe 4 dehtlrhcY of near
\ 't>!llngloh postal clerk mas brtu arrested
for collecting money TO aid the campaign fund
of a fellow clerk
he surplus revenue of the Post Ollirc Dc
pafmrht l"I me ll>cM war ending Jun" ~
INN'' MaN Sol '2.
I-,,. ...,.. MI. ...li ,,..,.I,. w ,,ir;..,,
'frN NJ I"h', 'n' p'Nt 4tHf' Iof 74I'' I"'"9".
l''5''H W Nl'' "''''l0
pnuri. .u,ts ,,iuc. NV. anlnn,r INV. nr,y in,,u-
tinns ~ III brought lnto I>c II thr mar future.
lr,.nrJinu tn !; scientific. ipurn:f
Two letter carriers in Baltimore destroyed
political letter, iutrlj~tcd them to deliver. and
are now on trial for mail robbery
,a .,I., i...,, u,il ;,..r..
li' h''H"'N -. i:'' l''' ~ ~ "l '..I' ~ Wy
rl>ll war ~ mada IN thc future.
Choke damn IN Il tauncry wen in AUcrhany
MN N, ,.tII.rd fine dpath "a threr ,npn-twn
II Lnr,i, ,tl,rt, III -,,y,. TIT tir,t
lawyer. Is reported 10 De III trouble III cohhrr-
flttt4lN h he tsI t4t4
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The Bangor dailies are having a warm dis
cusson over the State steal, in connection with
d. II. Chamberans eulogy on the late Dr. F.
&. Parker, one of Garcelon's Council
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

Little Phil Sheridan is the head of the Army
On Nov. lst General Sherman resigned the
command and will now enjoy well earned
retirement. His home will be in st. Louis
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The Prog. Age, in reply to an article in the
Lewiston journal, scouts the idea of the vote on
the constitutional amendment being non-parti-
san. II says 1.-THE pretence that the question j.
non-parl>an is ridiculous" That means, we
suppose that the Democratic party, with a cam
paign fund supplied by the Liquor Dealers
Association of Boston, will declare itself for j.
ccn>e or free rum. For all that there is no rea-
son why the amendment should not be voted
upon as an independent proposition, as it will
be. There are probably some Democrats who
while voting their party ticket will vote for the
amendment, while there are some Republicans
who will vote against it. 1t is matter which
every one should decide for himself, on its mer-
its. We have no doubt that large majority Of
the people of Maine are for Temperance, and if
they vote as they think the amendment will be
adopted.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08
News of Belfast and Vicinity,
Some complimentary notices of the journal
published ON the first PAGE.


copy of the remonstrance against the incorpor,
alton Of Prospect will be found on the first page.
saloon in this city hangs out a red light, even
ings-a most appropriate signal as 4 red light
signifies danger.
The fishing schooner Lizzie Poor, Of Belfast ar
rived last week and has hauled up for the season.
/ She started late but has done fairly well.
Religious services were conducted at the Belfast
Jail on Sunday afternoon last. The ladies of the
4 W. {. T. Union sang and the Rev. Mr. Williams
addressed the prisoners.
4 The chair mentioned last week as having been
/ delivered to stranger from the shop of Eben
9anborn, has been found in Searsmont II wa a
\ mistake, the man getting the wrong chair
I Horace w Pitcher and John w. Mclutvre raised
ON the farm in Belfast, formerly owned by l. f.
/ HILL ON three acres of land and from eight bushels
OF seed one hundred and seventy bushels of oats
Some of our local correspondence was belatcd
| last week H did not arrive until the journal was
printed Correspondents should mail ther letters
. Az I" reach Is not lator than "Wednesday noon,
and A. much earlier as possible
The new schooner Meyer * Muller Cart Pr
kin9, has sailed for Jacksonville, laden with bricks
hay and Our George. We expect the latter TO
solve, Tor the readers of the Journal, the popular
conunrum, "What are the wild waves sayin. ~
The little Sen. Wmdcrrr puitt by Chester W. Cot.
relI If thi- city, and recently oh exhibition at bc
Belfast opera House, i now At THE Boston Inc
Museum where -hc attracts nuch attention ~h. l..
tor -ac at 500. Mr CoureH ;nuA- II butU,fus
another thi- winter.
I 4 Oh tt,tl
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

Loring, Short & Harmon, Portland, have
sent us the Old Farmers Almanac for 1884.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

1t is estimated by the commissioner of pen
sions that forty million dollars will be required
for the payment of pensions during the next
fiscal year.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The Belfast (Maine) Republican journal, the
best paper we know of in Maine, or almost
anywhere, has been enlarged 10 Il nine column
paper. In every way it is excellent, but typo
ways anxious for its coming. Chester, Pa,
DelaWare County Advocate.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

In the report to the secretary of the interior
upon the condition of the affairs of Dakota,
GOV. Ordway says that the progress and devel-
opment of that territory the past year is almost
phenomenal. 1t is estimated that the increase
Of population is 100000, while the assessable
property is increased to still greater proper
lion.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08
THE ELECTIONS TUESDAY.
BEN. BUTLER BOOSTED.
GAINS IN NEW YORK
AND CONNECTICUT

The Latest Returns by Mail and Tele
graph.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

MASSACHUS SETS.

We give below 4 synopsis of the election
returns published IN Wednesday morning,
papers:
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08
DURING TIE LAIE WAR.
Belfast Directory.
AILBOApS AND STEAMBOAT;

>
Trains leave $50 4. M, 800 p. nj. Arrive 1913 a,
.i., 1.3l. p. M.
Boats leave for Boston every Monday, We,!nes-
day, Thursday and saturday at B. p. N.
Boats leave Tor Bangor and intermediate land
ings every Tuesday, Wednesday Friday and >atur-
day morning, ON arrival from Boston.
steamer Florence makes round trips between
Belfast, Castne, Brooksviilt and I~leSbor on Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday and saturday see adyor-
tl-tmtIt.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

Tin, iudi..tiu,,> ar,. th.,t thn D4nu,.r,t> bay,.
nona m l1 m 19lh pranghgs Of the L'Sl'la
for Congressional Representatives and elects
most 81 'il' Ii'adN OF lht olate departments
FRY > tF9hi'
u L ~ y ~ " t'ulhs IiiaIlc 't 'P1-
ernor Tx about 900 majority. 1,hr RrImbiir.u
MARYLAND.
In Baltimore, Democrats elect The entire city
legislature ticket. including two senators and
for sheriff and clerk of the Superior Court is
very close. OF the 3 counties in the State,
partial returns only have been received With
estimated maiOritlcs. The State ha. no doubt
7o"' i''i''o'i w.
NEBRASKA.
The election here creates no Special interest
The Regents are conceded to Tile Republicans
iht With ara. ,.l,,,I,j - A. i,.,,,,I
KANSAS.
There Were only county officers and judges
IT, elect, but As there are three or four tickets
H., i, 'ot' '''''''H "'' '''N' '''''
NlNNiS7lffl-
a quiet election and 4 Democratic Victory
Of course.
Loss Of Life IN English Colherv.
PORTLAND, NoN. 1th.
An explosion took place in Noukfaid CoIli-
cry, Lancashire, England, thi, morning. and
only six miners were rescued ONT of ont. INN
WY 'i''' '''
Baptist divine estimates that all India VIII
re hri1 'lahlIrl III hlly years should lht PRES
eht good work be continued
III Is now considered almost certain tiiht the
w htal surplus IN oregon ana washington
less than estimated.
tiohtv tbou..nd cbildrnn in tho North If
En~i,tni farm thn .,ninLnv RirI SHnint,. !.
IThF, '.,,n ,,ii,,,nI l., ,,,nttnt lirl n,,',-
,ins,roy , HI nj to frrd hir,I. IL vintn,.
placed $4,000 in his parlor stove that it might
be out of the reach of possible burglars Ills
wife innocently lighted a fire in the stove and
destroyed the money
MISS EhlIy faNhIuli goes TO toIorann Tor
win ANEW 10 me emigration OF Lh!flshWomtn.
a society formed ny me Irlhces> Louise i m
ieTesteu III lie Scteht'
IN ,Io.ip,, tbo f.bpri vhihitin, II Ianl,,
OF 2Iot ~ prinrn If WIZ I.,iJ ~ hn, ~
sre in London neyf yrar i hyoi,ni,. ~ hihiriom
one of The progress of Invention in 1SS5 and ;.
The Pathfinder Railway Guide for November
is out and as usual, contains the latest official
train and steamer schedules, with the addition
of Il fine colored map illustrating the five new
standards of time adopted by the railroads.
ma ua.ni;a,, ,,,.or,,nont Ill rooo, ~
ing ia" aliah so' 10y, hiii'it has lei!ioNtu ~,
fesirlctloh against oRlne>e Immigration ahu y
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The Secretary of War has decided that in flu
ture promotions in the army will be governed
strictly by seniority, except in cases of disabili-
ty or other incompetency. consequently an Off
Ger who has been found disabled by the retir-
ing board will not be promoted to higher
grade.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

monthly meeting N -hr c,F government was .r+d
"h Mnnddl evening ln-t Ih' committees Uu IH'
''N'7 \" ihr "IHm h"i-" l"'nWrrj ihH NI"u
payment N lMrht1 NNt ln.',r- i"r |t\+- Ipr tNu
yeas iN~- NJ YIN J. y EFn tmln, -.l.t tmNr- 0r obs.
charged IN run Arrcptcd in concurrence .Iamr-
Aidn@ petitions tine rily government %" provide
some way or iiSh' 81 way ton hlH tu t't-- i' Dc.
pas l"'h MS MOUSE /" '"v iu'H' "'-t""N- 'i'
9''''s '''' ne '"'' """N' ''''" ''' 'lt f. ''''
,"' IN "''f i'''''''" ~ 'i'' g. i'''" %"
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f'"t''h n '07N Fl ..'-. rye ''-".'
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The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The London Board of Trade has issued cir
cular proposing the abolition of Wreck Inquiry
Courts and Courts of Survey, and the substtu-
ton therefor of local marine courts to inquire
into the circumstances of wrecks and to cause
the detention of unscaworthy ships 1t is also
proposed that three shipping commissioners
shall be appointed to entertain appeals from
decisions of the marine courts.
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08


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"N "'' 7'N''E '"'Nt' Il7 ulP ''Ai "I h"' regret
go "' ""9 7''' 90 ~ '' n '"'" w an"
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$780, - - ''7' - ''0'' '"'' ~ '''''''""
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tHrRCH NOTES. Dr. Pepper, of Colby UniHcr
slty, preared at the Baptist church last sunday N
inc evening nc addressed some practical common
The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

An absurd rumor was telegraphed from Can
ada that the Dominion Government was nego-
tiating for the sale of the island Of Anticost to
France. The Canadian Government could not
make such disposition of the island without the
consent of the English Government.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-07-24
ARRIVALS.

July 23-
Schr Pauahi from Hanalei
Schr Kauikeaouli from Honokaa
The Daily bulletin., 1883-07-24
VESSELS EXPECTED.

Rig Name From Due
Slmr Mariposa fm S f. July ~
Stmr Australia, FIN Australia, July 90
Stmr City of N. Y, FIN s F., Aug 8
H. /. II. Ms Skobelef'
Blk M irtha Davies I'm Boston Oct 2
Blk Bell Isle FIN Newcastle due
Blk Spartan FIN New York July 20
Blk Cnnopus FIN Bremen, Ju 8
Bktne Malay, fin Newcastle due
The Daily bulletin., 1883-07-24

Pupil" Is it known, sir, whether
Euclid personally bore the character
of a trustworthy man-careful of
his statements?" Coach-"Well, ]
cannot say that his private life is a
matter of history, but" Pupil
"But from his writings, sir, would
you say he was to he depended
upon? Coach .AA!l--yes--c GER
talnly-I should. But why do you
ask" Pupil" Well, in that case,
sir, don't you think we might accept
this proposition without further
Observation-Disclosures Punch.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-07-24
TELEPHONlC.

Dimond Head, July "a, $3.50 am.
Light North +. wind.
German bark off port.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-07-24
PASSENGERS.

For S. F. per Bktne Ella, July %
Louis Conrad, E. M. Creigh.
n For Kahului per Kiiauea Hou,
July 23- j H Trask, j Topis, Mrs
Moore, j 0 Carter jr, L Warren,
Mrs Reimenschneider, r w Meyer,
wife and child, DR. Brodie, w O
Smith, 2 Chinese and 35 deck.
For Kauai per Jas Makee July %
w Y Horner, Father Sylvester,
Miss Titcomb, r A Macfee, and 25
deck.
For Kauai per c r Bishop July
23-E Sutherland, Mrs Closson, G
Weis, w Fl Cornwcll, S M Whit
man, and So deck.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-07-24
ARRIVES AT Honolulu:
The James Makee,

MCDONALD, Commander, (,
Leaves Honolulu
every Thursday, at pm. for Kapaa and
kilauca. Returning - leaves KAPPA"
every Tuesday evening.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-07-24

VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY
Stmr Likelike for windward ports
Stmr Mokolii for Koolau
Stmr Waimanalo for Waimanalo
Schr Malolo for Hakalau
Schr Ehukai for Waialua
Schr Waimalu for Honomu
Schr Kekauluohi for Hanalei
Schr Luka for Waipio & Kohalalele
The Daily bulletin., 1883-07-24
DEPART URES

July %
Bktne Ella for San Francisco
Schr Wailele for Maliko
Schr Waioli for Paauhau
Stmr c r Bishop for Kauai
Stmr Jas Makce for Kauai
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Kahului
Schr Marion for Kukuihaele