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SOCIAL SWIMMING

This is a new feature Of sociGlity re-
Gently introduced il the wicked city Of
Chicago, and IN relation TO which the
Tribune Of that city says
a pair Of shapely white limbs, two
prettil -molded arms, a sudden shoot
through the air, and splash IN the water
that seut the sprsy flying IN all directions.
a moment later laughing, girlish face
emerged from the water, ana lithe, vii
Lowry form came partially into view. The
doors OF the listle csbiD-like dressing
rooms at the South Side Natstorium
opened one after another At short inter
walls, and hsE score or more OF fsmInines
OF all shapes and sizes, from the COY
maiden OF twelve 20 the mRtronly looking
lady Of thirty d ye, came forth and min
pled with q number Of the Steiner sex, who
were disporting themselves II the wster.
Il is rather al uncommon sight TO see men
and women IN tine hath at the same time,
and the custom ls new one at the naEa-
forum, the first OF the series OF what are
known as socisl sWims having been IN
sugurAted s week ago last night. Only
gentlemen accompanied by ladies are a.
lowed 20 enter the nall, and with but few
exceptions those who enter are pupils OF the
school. and II most cases are acquainted
with one another.
Some Of the young ladies were At first .
little shy Of entering the water before
strangers and II the company Of male com
panions. and upon leaving their dressing
rooms looked dubiousiy st their rather
scanty attire When once II, however, this
feeling wore away. and those who were the
most tiulid il the start became the boldest
before theclsngineoi the big bell announced
the close Of the lesssn There were al
kinds Of girls-taIl girls and short girls,
thin GIRLS and little sswed-of girls rs
thick as they were long iank, medium,
prettv and h0mely But the girl win poor
form had no business there, for once wet
the thin bathing suits chung 70 the person
As closely ss 3 glove on me hand The
ladies suits consisted Of 5 short and tight-
fstine breaches Of length consistent with
the mo5esty and beauty OF the limb Of the
xearer. some Of the more audacIous young
ladies would lounge careiessly about the
stens when exhausted with swimming. or
rnouut the Turina-bosrd and dive boldly
And gracefully into the water There was
no eonseraiut II the bath, and the sexes
MINGLED freely, and, as al we're well &C
ouaintsd. enjoying themselves hugely.
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AHHIHTLATIOH.


II I could know, A. n ne can know,
That, when my life Is ended,
snail perish, lice the aUrcatc glow
OF rounded stzrs that Gie
That in the dark beyond our earth
There is no radiant heaven. no- hell -
] should not eurse ny human slrtA.
{ should DOT fear 70 tel
The ssdiv-wlse and bitter thought
Thsf none were born immarr-l, none
Fredestined 20 b GpG-hfe srO-s 81
Bey0ud Our SKY and sun
nor should ] fear 70 Ga my part
To live nv life out. - aspire
with the whole passion q ny heat,
To love znd O. desire
For it s. true that virtue, po~er.
Ar al the swe-tuess Of the ulsn-s
Ano real A. beauty 10 The flower
And music iH the wind
Tha. any mortal man may be
subHmeIy stirred. without sense
That 10 his doing be must see
A future rCeompease-
Yet. though strove with fsrTent viii
To acL with noble yea and gfAee,
And with g faith that each may stu
Live essthiess iu the racs-
I think. 10 lonely hours when sleep
Oascures the grief that many bear,
That ! Eoaid turn o. heaven and weep
Wiki nesri break and despair
F1r / should then remember one
Whose gentle love D. mprc % rie
Taau al the wears that time can run
Than earth and zir, AND ses
AND Oh, % part sEith her were wor=e
Than death aud It's luhumal fate
Tie lose her b. universe
Whose gods suuih late
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TsIHPRONF PLAsEsG msIL


~ between and K Sacramento. No. SIs Pine
street. san Francisco. jn-u
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n EALERs ~ CHINESE MERCHANDISE.
J China Butchers and Contractors, viii oT,eu q
large establishment on August lDtn. an SING
Agent No. 304 4 street aul5-lm
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CELESTIAL. PAINrER There Is Chinese
portrait painter II Chicago whose name is
Dong Tong and whose professional sneoess
mas been such that ne was able 20 exhibit
70 reporter the other day with pardon
able pride an order book containing the
names Of tnIrty-tvo persons, some OF whom
are prominent citizens Of Chicago. Un
the walls G. ms apartments hang several
portraits II OIL winch seemed 10 the re-
porter = be really good works OF ART
4hslr most conspicuous characteristic Il
RE amootnness a the surface. which looks
Ike water color. Moreover, this Is the
point OF winch tae arsisS considers hin-
SET Tar superior 20 his American rivals
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HoTEIs AND RESTAURANTS
ST. DaVlD,s.

A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON.
~ tains rs rooms rs Howard street, near
Thlri San Francisco This house Is especially de
signed comfortable home for ladies and gentle
men vtsiitaS the city from the interior. No tsFa
rooms. Gas and running water 10 each room. The
hOOrs covered with body Brussels csrpet, and Al
the furniture Is made Of solid black walnut Ea1n
bed has q spring mattress with additional hair
top mattress making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds Ia the world Ladies wishing u cook
themselves families allowed the free o.
a large public kitchen and dinina-roon- Servants
keep ~ s fire from A. N. % 2 p y. Hot and cold
baths large parlor and reading containing
Grand F1ano-aN free 70 guests. Prizes, single
rooms per night, so cents per week, from g up
wards HOUSE. open al night
l. HUGHES. Proprietor.
At Msrket-strest Ferry, take Omnibus line ci
street cars 70 corner Of Third ana Howard
fgF TuTstf
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Y.N. C. A-Rspo-ts read 81 the recent
animal Conference II Liverpool OF the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
crsa. britain and ireland showed that le2
Associations II England, Ireland and Wales
mad L 6Is members, that their income last
wear was ESQ 259. their expenditures = OI5
and that they had debt OF 3 20 -
Associations occupied buildings which were
their own property. which had cost them
sl5s 6g-. and we're burdened with aebt
Of go $50. and 107 Associations palo Il =
$50 II rent. The Associations vary n
their work, and 50 engage II missionary
enterprise, while g have reading -roou'h,
10 have libraries, s. have educs1lonsi
classes, g have gymnAsiuus and { have
restaurauss
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS


nHYHCIAE AND SURGEON fHOMG0PA-
L tbist} Residence, 1915 @ street. Otios. No.
CT street tower Dales) Sacramento Cal Office
hours 10 u ID A A. to p ~ $40 t. 5 2.
Special attention given 70 diseases Of tue heart AUG
Iuros Dim
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.

W. u. BEATTY q :. &. DEssSSs
A TrOEsRYs AND cOUEsELORs At Law
N Offices Metropolitan Block, street BE-
tween Fourth and Fisth. Sacramento. kEtranee
next door y Metropolitan Tbester. ei-u
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nR IRA ( oATMAE HAS REMOVED Hfs
~ Office H. the northwest corner J ana Seventh
streets Entrance or ! street Residence
1927 street. corner Eleventh 0Aisc hour
70 loan, and 70 g. and oSP.N Dl4-lm-
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THE CASTLE OF oaAMBoRD.

The castle Of Chambord, which hes
given its name 70 the chief Of the elder
branch Of the Bourbons, was originally a
family possession OF the Dukes OF Orleans.
and 1t was not until the close Of the IF.
teeuth century, when Louis Duke of Or
leans, became, under the name of Louis
XII, King OF France, that 1t passed to the
crown. As yet, however, 1t was merely
AZ ordinary manor. house, and 1t received
nothing ike its present shape until TIE
reign OF Francis l. who turned u into a
palace The rebuilding Is said TO have 90
cupied nearly two thousand workmen for
the space OF twelve years. During the
latter part OF mis- life Francis often lived IL
the newly. built chateau, whose magnificent
nails ne embellished with the finest works
Of art 1t was on one OF the windows OF the
castle that, after patiently listening to an
apology made by MS sister Marguerite FOR
the alleged weakness Of her sex, he wrote
with q diamond the famous distich
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, u STREET, BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth, Noe. 9is aDd gZ3.
wa visit the Railroad Hospital daily al $50 a u
Office hours 70 8 n; ! 70 3 , H., and even
inQs iFl4-Im
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Prem
iuu for
bsstdis
play Of
Saddiery
HsrC
wave
Prem
jun for
best dis
play Of
Saidiery
HndEfar
ness
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II EALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AND l.
streets Highest price for Hides Sheep
pclts and TalloN. Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper. latest improved Sausage Machines, suffers
lard Presses, etc. Prompt cssh returus made for
ali eonsignfnents feIs 4ptf
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Door BINDERS PAPER RULERS And
4 } Blank-Bo0k Manufacturers. No. $40 street,
between Third and Fourth. Sacramento jy20-apu
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D. 4. ALEXANDER,

A TFoRSEY- AT-LAW AND NOTARY PUBLEC.
y No +07 J street. between FOURTH and P5ith.
Sacramento lYi-a
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LANGHAM RESTAURANT
} ssrses, bet. second ana Third.

VNHIs PLACE WILL BE CON- q
Quoted b. first-class style, with the 81
best the market sff0ris ana all delicacies AZ 49,
OF the season OYSTERS served III every - So
style. lsb-lplml TERRY o., Projectors,
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisement II nve iae= IN this Department. arr
inserted fos cents for time three times for 50
cents OF 70 cents per wee.
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crF T. GRessE. Santa Rosa, saaomz County
Z. W. wo0BwAED 4 Co., S, Heieaa saaa
Ccnuty os-9t
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THE GIANTS /
Premiums awarded nt state Agricultural
Sec1eay Fair, 1853, 10
sToHr g TT sT OIL
~ : 4. IL. aLl-.-..n-

sodety's
gnldmo dHl
Tor best
display IN
thnFOurtf
part
ulent
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For SALE.

e. L. uoauE, Notary Public
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DHYsICIAE AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second aud streets. Office H0uu-
10 1919 4 n 2 60 g. and J 70 gPE Residence
9l3 n street, between Ninth snd Touth. ma 4ply
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4 RON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND Ma
/ chiuist, Front and streets Manufactures *
Gutsnbergera Horse Powers. Patent Ground Roller
and Clod Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds q
Hydraulic Pipes For sale, Three Miller Patent Hey
Presses. M -IPim
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MANUFACTURES or ROAD sCRAPFBS
WI Iron Doors Jail Cells shutters Hsilnss
Gratngs H0usswOrk ard Blacksmithiug 10 general
No bZ0 street. bstvseu fifth aud Sixth. second
hand Doors for sAle. le22 -4Du
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ALCR II used II many baking povde-F s.
s chsap substitute for fruit acid. An such
powder ara dangerous. for i requires No cor
siderable amount Of alum 70 disorder digss-
tian aud ruin he1lsh- Ammonia Is some
times used g. euiivsn the powder. ToescsUe
Al Of thsss OH scsionshls druss, use only Dr..
Press Cream Baking Powder.
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I pity from nv heart the unhappy man
= 40 Ia s bad vie. she Is shacklss OF
ms feet. 3 palsy 70 ms haDds. burden On
ms Eh0al5sr. smoke &c hif eyer, vinegar
20 his teeth, . thoru 30 his aide, 5 dagger
% As heart ~ 9aborRe
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OFFICE CORNER SEVENTH AID STREETS
" Once Hours Miss J. J. Kellogg, b. b. - %
. a. ~ II 70 p =; 70 D. A. bis O. q Goes
81 do u u 4. ~ 90 b, tosFN st
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PALACE HOTEL.

YTNHIs HOTEL OCCUPYING An ENTIRE
block in the center % San Francisco, is the
Model Hotel Of the world. Il has double the ae-
e1mmo1ations Of any other honse In the city is
thoroughly Fire and Earthquake Proof, and has five
broad easy StaJrwaye and five Elevators Every
room Is extra large. light aud airy. The system Of
ventilation Is perfect A Bath and Closet A1ioiu
every room. Guests entertained on either the
AMERICAN or EUROPEAN PLAN. a Restaurant
} connected with the hotel and Is the finest IN the
city People from the interior Of the state visiting
Sau Francisco either for business or pleasure, viii
find the PALACE, centrally l0c2ted a. II Is, the
pleaEautsst and rnost economical H0te ia the city
u. SHARON. Lessee.
SIT JOHN SEDGWiUk Manager.
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CARLR A CR0LY.

ToETRACTORs AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
u pared b. do al kinds Of work in their line, Ia
city or eOuntrY Principal place Of business SacrE-
meuto Shop. No. 1928 second street. between X
and l. Postofilo. Baz No. 40 Sacraln into.
4DfF
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NJ AEUFACTURgH or and DEALER IL
w saddles Hamcss. Collars, Whips, Curry
combs BRUSHES etc, No 1922 : street botWeas.
Tenth snc Eleventh.. opposite Central Hay YARD.
Sacramento H. B. Repairing always well done
fsb 4ntf
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TTONEoPATHIc PHYSICIAN AND sUBGgOK.
4 OfBOe-rem0yed 70 3iS Eighth freet between
= and Residence next door. Office houn cal
4 4 from 70 g. and ego r. T-aO g. n iViS-lm
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~ CULIsT, ADRIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases o. the ThrOst Office 429s street
corner 81 Fifth over Sacramento Bank Sacramento.
Cal Hous-g.S0 % Il 4. y. I 70 P. n Sundays-
ESQ 10 II A. n. % an MN
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UTATCHhAKRR AND JEWELER SOC .Dr
w j street. between Fifh and Sixth. Ssrs.
lss always on hand a ciioio, variety fine - n
WatCbes Diamonds jew elr' st0. ats in EssislE
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
III Ofice, southwest corner Of Seventh and
streets Ia Bryts's neV building up Stain Res
dence southeast corner of Seventh and streets
Sacramento Office B7Ur ] u and o p = 3
sno or Sundays only, 70 P. je2b-4pim
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nHYsICIAH AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
the University Of Berlin, Germany. Ofiice sBs
residence No 62I street, between fi'tb and sixth
Sacramento. Office hours-e 20 u - h., T. ana
70 SFn -is-a
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Seldom Eoualedl Never Ezoeled !
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
ETTReuRC d IACEs.

MOS. Sc Sc AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
dealers IL F.rodscs and Brewer Supplies Man.
t7factursrs q Malt and al Kinds q Neals Oatmeal
Cornnsaal. Crseked Wheat, Graham Fi0gr Back
4r1eaf F7qur Elk. SeN Grain Bays f0T sac. Agents
Tor Bunkeys Pour Mits, Ma-ysvilss- ief7 IL
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w e stern Hotel


NNNs -V' 30 70 n u . Ii y
HNHREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT
Leading Business and Family Hotel Of Sacrs-
mento. Cal. The most convenient 70 Postoiiice,
Express and Land Offices al Courts and Places 81
Amusement. Meals. 20 cents First class Ia all
il appointments. Free Coach 10 and from the
Hotal fs29-tr wa. LAND, Proprietor
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The shove premiums show the superiority 81 my
v1ri In a fair and square fRft with the largest
house OF the cssast- ] Rave carried nearly every
thing before me ast the public " whom should
vou rive vaur trade NJ prices art guaranteed
low - anv or the coast BY proper management
uechauisal work esn DO d0ne a. well and cheap
q. tue poor work by nsismauSgefneBt Address,
I9uk Y. sTgLI-
p Box "a SarrausBto Cal
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
Mes. sso. 3s2, 3si, ss6 4 street,
Bet. Third and Fourth, Sacramento,

az Give me cali This old and weli-knowu house
has Just been throuRny renovated throughout.
MEALS, 25c BOARD per week g. BOARD AND
LODGING per week s. % 80 A Fine Bar Best
OF Liquors and Cigars W ". WADE, Proprietor.
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\ STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND N3SEA
~ Tenth The htnds0mest sample lssz-tf
rooms ~ town Only the very best Wines 49,
Liquors and Cigar served % patrons A fne iunCt
served ". d CHENOWETH, Proprietor
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Roor- SF.ssoN A CO..

HTHION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u founders aud Maehinists. Front street. be
tween aud o. Castings and Machinery % every
description made t. OrdeT jy24-4pim
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BUSINESS CARDS.


Nj STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
WI aud Fii.h. Cast Iron Founder M4uu'set
ufer of al kints u Cast aud Rod Iron EHius. tn8
Fences ali buiiGiDE Castings made 10 oraef
IS 4plm
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II 7 N III ID Z ES Zy
- CENTS FOR A GOOD SQUARE MEAL-
/ . Sacramento Restaurant. Eos 3l7 and SIG
streel between Third Rno Fourth three blocks
from Tho Depot Street Cars pass every i've min
utes-ask the c3nductor where 10 stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes j. cents. Fine Dining pari0rs for Fam
lies Opeu Day and Night.
Visit J. D. SMITH. Proprietor
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MARKETS.
M. z. opELL
4. HEILRRON 8 BIO

UThOLEsALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS
w Having purchased the Cirg Market on J
street, between Front and Second from ?. Herzog
We shall eudeavOT 70 keep the same supplied with
the BEST Of MEATS. We offer special Inducements
u the trade and being connected with the siaugh-
ter. house by telephone. arc prepared 10 take
ders from A. D.. q 5PK Special attention given
% orders from the country. Live Stock bought ~
the Eighest Market Prices. iyIo-Im
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14
SHIPPING NOTES.

The weather being rough yesterday
the sailing of the Jas Makee is post
poned until to-day.
The Caibarien will sail to-day weather
permitting.
The stmr Kapiolani after drifting a
ground yesterday, got up steam and
took refuge near the boat landing.
The Pele was moored near the Mari
posa yesterday.
The G. r. Bishop repaired the cable
that broke recently at Honokaa. She
was unable to work two days the wea-
ther being rough. She will sail on
Monday and return on Saturday with
freight for the d. @. Murray as that
vessel expects to sail that day.
Schr Mana brought 51S bags OF sugar
and 20 hides.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

In the Civil Court yesterday. cases
were brought against James johnson
by Charles Perry and e. Oscar Kreher,
actions on judgment for $1ll.5l. Mr..
Paul Neumann and Mr.. w. Austin
Whiting appeared for plaintiffs, who
filed certified copies of all papers filed
in the case in San Francisco. The case
was continued till to-day for proof of
service. There was no appearance of
the defendant. The case of Hackfeld &
Co. v. w. Au was discontinued.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

A FATHER and child were going home
on Thursday, when the latter, seeing a
drunken man come from a saloon,
asked what the place was. Her father
said: "That's where they make drunken
men, Passing another saloon, the
little one said: 81 thought that's
where they made drunken men," The
father acknowledged that it was so, and
his child said: ''Oh, papa, why does
the King allow it?" The question is
yet unanswered.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

A SERIOUS accident occurred to
child of Mr.. w. r. Scale, through fall
ing from wagon on to box. The
child's eye was severely cut, the eye
ball being almost forced from the
socket. The injury was attended to by
the Doctors McGrew, and the little one
is progressing as satisfactorily as can
be expected.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

GOOD idea for a Christmas present
is photograph, especially when such
good ones can be obtained in Honolulu
as those of Hon. G. r. Bishop, the late
Mr.. E. o. Hall and Mrs. Hall. They
have been enlarged from earte-de-Oisitc
photographs and reflect the highest
credit upon the artist Mr.. Hasselmann.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

THE girls have festive time Of it in
India. Very often the girls are married
at the age of three years, and should the
boy to whom they are welded die the
next day the infant is declared per-
petual widow, and may not marry again
though she lives to sixty years of age
dHd Cal.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

WHERE three or four are gathered to-
gether it is pleasant, In the Silly hours
of night, to discuss the coronation, Mr..
Gibson, Mr.. Kaulukou, Mr.. Atkinson
and certain public matters.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

THE fashionable pillow.sham is now
decorated with motto. 1t is rather diff
cult to think of appropriate notices for
pillow.shams, but there are a few that
might do for pair: Pull down the
blinds" "Don't blow out the gas."--
MIA Cal
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

To.NIenr Mr.. E. p. Adams holds his
moonlight sale of Christmas goods; This
morning Lyons q Levey offer for sale
the California Restaurant, and in the
evening large assortment of Christmas
TOYS.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

NoLTE opens his Kapiolani Park es-
tablishment on Sunday, at one O'Clock.
Lunch and refreshments can be obtained
during the day.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

PLEASE don't block the road, espe-
cially Fort street, between Hotel and
King, by allowing vehicles to remain
two or three abreast while the occupants
are conversing.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

DIR. McGREw has purchased the
property of Mrs. Dudoit, at the corner
of Beretannia and Alakea streets, for
28.6(C.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

A HAKBoR of refuge can be found,
for the evening wanderer, at the o. r.
NJ. b., where the red light hangs out
nightly. A good outfit inside.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

The onyx table and jewel case, at
Lycan & Co.'s are we'll worth seeing.
They were sold immediately after being
unpacked.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

THE Wolverhampton own Council
got into trouble, through compromising
felony. See the supplement.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

A woman has challenged Bob Inger-
SOIL to joint discussion, and it is given
out that Bob will join the Church,
Alta Cal.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

LYCAN & Co.'s store will be open
every evening till the end of the year.
Christmas cards and toys will be sold
at cost. $40 lw b.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

ANOTHER lady was charged yester-
day at the Police Court with deserting
her husband. All Tong appeared ON
charge of having opium in his possess
sion. Both were remanded.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

1T is rumored that Mr.. r. A. Macfie,
Jr., has sold his interest in kilauea
Plantation for $45,000.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

THE poster calling the mass meeting
did not bear the name of Mr.. A. K. ku.
nuiakea.
The Daily bulletin., 1883-12-14

A fearful operation, that of dls-arti-
culatin ing the hip joint, is described in
the supplement.