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NOTES.

When we take up the papers and read the
sayings and dOings of some distinguished
men" (abroad), we are disposed to think
that they are . distinguished - in the same
manner as the donkey hat cavorts about
town in front of the Metropolitan Meat
Market cart. Everybody knows him-by
his ears, hide and antics.
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Licenses Expiring in April, 's3.
RETAIL-OAHU
lAp- 6I3
ApI I'd

All out, xuuana street Honolulu
I b Z Ehlers 81 20, Fort street
Look Moon. Miller street
Il Al ReIn %aia:1 Merchant street Honolulu
, Akaihuna, Waikiki
. An Leong'
3 Vim o ST5 corner Maunakea aud King street
hEeoS "a < AfooE. Beretania street
II NGlts: Fort t9 street sor, street
8 Chong Young Cheong, Nunanu street
q Charles Hammer, corner King and Fort street
: John Mott, Kaahumanu street
5 "a Ping, Alakea street
10 Aha Hui kaIepa o Moanlua a me Kalihi Moanalqa
II Kun Wa, Palana, KING street Honolulu
IL Ching Hin Cheong, Nuuanu street
u Achoy & Ahung, EaIihi
20 Kwong Man Yuen & Co, Nuuanu street
+ + i f 8 Ss5i 5Si H:sl ! s $55ssS fv ssas''' f nsasisHs
= Akika Il Co, King street
- Ting sing Tong, MaInakea street
R~ETAIL-MAUi.
IL Hebron. KahuIui
c II Dfckey. Pals, namakuaIoa
l. John GIunwald, kipahulu, Hama
Is = gs Ia% L g C E Cs'. P RiP.5 Msfn na6a
y Chong sum, Lahalua
RETAiL-HAWAII-
/ c Akai. Honuapo, kau
6 Fac Chons. NiuIii, North Kohala
10 IGi 0pidpio a ko Hookena, .Hookenn, South Kona
10 Gnu uoy, Kahaluu, North kona
% chap Wal. PunaIuu, Kau
20 Wan HoOkuauui, Rukuihaclc, Hamakua
RETAIL-KAUAI.
y on Cboug 4 Co. Hanalei
y EiwsrI str5hz, KoIoa
~VICTUALING.
/ Gee Pic, LeIeo, Honolulu
3 Yit Woo, Nuulnu street, Honolulu
g saba. KOhaIa. Hawaii
5 Ahoi. HouokGa. Hamakua
1 fT-v~ shin Aala. Honolulu
; II I NoIte. Port street. Honolulu
5 WOO Cheons, neretania street, Honolulu
Il Akika * Co, King street. honolulu
70 Apaua, Kukuihaele. Hamakua
70 Preston Davis. Maunakea street, Honolulu
y AI5iau q Co. Kapal, Kauai
. ] ; IeGrew, VI D, hawaiian Hotel
CAKE PEDDLING.
AgsH' c W9isla1'
10 Akin, .ESal fr1,
l. s A. S5a, N W.ialsd5'
IS AEf1rt. lEaucOhsl
= John Sun Cuai, Cwaialul
BOAT.
L A-hmau. Honolulu
10 George TYLER. Honolulu
BILLIARD.
3 Il I Note, Fort street, Honolulu
II d B5rnhoIt. Honokaa, Hawaii
% UrJ : McGrew, Hawaiian Hotel
RETAIL SPIRIT.
2s John MeGrew, Hawaiian Hotel
PORK BUTCHER.
II p KalOi, Hama, Maui
Il All Yeua, HeeIa, KoO!aupoko
% All Eai. HCnuapo, kau
AUCTION.
Is Adams, Queen street
WHOLESALE.
1 Wfug W5 Tai & Co. Nauanu street
Il II HtrkfeId X 40. corner Queen and Fort street
SALMON.
Is william r Feary, Waikiki
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TeE HoxonAELE L. AHoLo has been this day ap-
pofpted Police Justice for the District Of Wailuku.
Island Of Mani. rice Hon. II. Kuihelani. resigned.
JOHN o. DOMINIS.
Governor Of Maui.
Office Of Governor Of Maui
Lahaina, April Z, 1888. apr9 dit Wit
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Ma. WILLIAM Henry TELL Is this day appointed
Agent to Take Acknowledgements To Labor Con
tract between Masters and Servants within the dis
trict Of Kona, Island of Oahu.
JNO. T.. )
Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office, April :, 1888. Apr II wit
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HAVE appointed Albert ?. KAPAEHAoLE Pound
Master for the District Of Halawa. Island Of Molo-
kai, rice ". a. Kiha.
JOIN 0. DOMINIS.
Governor Of Maui.
OIce Of Governor Of Maui,
LaLaina, April T. 1888. aprg DIT w3r.
/ HAVE this day appointed H y. KAHULU District
Magistrate for the District Of Eva, Island Of Oahu.
rice W. e.. Needaam, resigned.
JOHN O. DOMINIS.
Governor Of Oahu.
Office Of Governor Of Oahu, April 1. 1898.
apr9 dit w3t.
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HAVE appointed the Honorable \ 5. CLEoHoES
Acting Governor Of Oahu during my absence.
JOHN o. DOMINIS.
April .. 1883 Governor Of Oahu
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IT has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint
Colonel. the Honorable CURTIS PTEIU INUEEA to
be His Majesty's Special Envoy to the Court Of
Madrid.
IoIani Palace, April 18th, 1888. aptf w3t
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IT has pleased His Majesty tie King to appoint
Col. Curtis p. Iaukea a member Of his Privy
Council Of State.
Iolani Palace. Honolulu, April 9th, 1888. St
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The following list of prices paid for adver-
Using in the United States may tend TO
enlighten our business men on the grand
secret of success: The Chicago Tribune, it
is said, for a column a year receives $40, 600.
The New York Herald receives for its low
est-priced column $50, 723, and for its high
est S34S,O 900. The New York Tribune forts
lowest $50, 764, and for its highest SS5,64S,
and these papers are never at a loss for
advertisements to fill their columns. Their
patronage come not from any desire to
assist the respective papers, but from bust
ness men who find it profitable to advertise.
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COLLECTOE-GEEEAL OFFICE,
HOSOLULU, April 3, 1888.

Mr.. g. II Lake has been appointed Surveyor
and Guard for the Port Of Mahukona, KohaIa, Ha-
waii, vice Charles Molteno, resigned.
W. I. j. CnIlectnr-G General.
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IN. KArESA, Minister Of Finance.
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1t is well to notice the small number of
cases of drunkenness that have appeared
on the docket at the Police Court during the
past week. In spite of the representations
which were freely made ny certain parties
just before and Immediately after the re-
cent modification of the liquor law came
into effect, drunkenness seems to be CON
fined to a very limited proportion of the
population. The practice Of drinking to
excess, too, which has never been prevalent
to any great extent in this community, is
evidently becoming less and less popular
even among that class which is supposed to
be more especially fond of indulgence.
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The generosity of the people of Honolulu
is. or ought to be proverbial. Any one who
is unfortunate and really deserving of aid.
though he be a stranger but just landed on
our shores, is sure to find friendly assist
ance. In spite of the hurry and apparent
heartlessness of business rivalry this COM
muuity is certainly most ready to lend n
helping hand to all i'm need. Only a short
time ago our local columns contained an
account Of the accidental death of Mr..
Thomas Young, leaving a wife in strait
ened circumstances, and we recorded in our
issue Of the 9Th instant the donation of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
FAILURES OF THE WEEK.

There were 155 Pastures III the United States re-
ported to BrddsreoPS IN the past week. IL less than
In the preceding week, Az more than in the CORE
spending week in 1852, and 80 more than in the
same week ia 1881. Compared with the preceding
week the Middle States had 81, decreas- of
Eastern States, u, decrease OF u; the Southern
States 81 decrease Of 3 the Western STATES. 80,
a decrease OF and the Pacific STATES aud Terri
tories 81, an Increase of 4. Canada and the
proynces had 81, decrease Of |. The impOri ant
failures were: f. Shaw ~ Bros, hides, leather etc;
w. l.. Copeland d Co.. manufacturers OF boots ana
shoes; w. h. Plummer hides etc, Macomber "
Greenwood manufacturers Of boots aud shoes;
John I. Mills hides and leather. all OF Boston
Charles IL W ard q Co., manuiacturers of boots and
shoes, birmingham. n. Ii. Z. Ii. lows
IL CO.. manufacturers of >, boots and
shoes, Natick, Mass. Tho United States
Patents Company, Boston ; S. G. 81 j. g. Phinney,
manufacturers Of boots and shoes Slough on, Mass
Hofheimer d. Co.. wholesale boots and shoes. Nor
folk, Va; T0leI g. Co., wholesale boots and shoes.
Baltimore, Md; Stedman Il Co., Wholesale boots
and slices, New-York City The Lancaster Watch
Company, OF Lancaster Peun., manufacturer OF
watches; James Pratt boots and shoes. Chicago, and
J, w. Morrill, d Co.. wholesale saddlery, Louisville,
XIV. In The principal trades tue number OF failures
we're as follows. General stores 80 grocers 80,
liquors 10 boots and shoes TO- clothing D. dry gooIs
O. fancy goods 2, millinery z, hardware 2. manu-
facturers D. tobacco aud Gig as 3, mats and caps,
g. jewelrV g. produce aud prOvlsOus4 grain 4, iuln-
Der z coal g. drugs A. furniture 2, paper l. bakers
and cOnlcctUners L. butchers g. cotton oil =. com
mission l. hotels aud restaurants 10, bankers z,
leather and harness g.
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INSURANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

Marine underwriting for the last seven months
has proven OH the whole, rather Improbable. The
thirteen ioIut-stock re-marne Insurance companies
OF New-Yurk State paid out in losses about 80 per
cent oil the gross premiums received The twenty
five joint-stock fiie-marine companies OF other
States doing business III New York mad IA somewhat
easier experience. but still were compelled 10 part
with 40 per cent OF their premium receipts for
marine and inland ioss,s The strictly marine III
surance companies sG..sred III about the pro-
portion. When the usual percentage for manage
ment expenses Is added TO these loss ratios il Is OBJ
viOus that the margin for profit is materially
reduced. Durng the SIX months ending June 80
1883. the forty -eignt American tre-maru@ com-
panes reporting To the New-YorK Insurance Depart
ment received S2,29S,O00 premiums, against
10, 29O.OO during the last six mouths OF 1882.
The sales OF Insurance stocks for the week ending
yesterday have been as follows:
Farragut, 1882 Pacific 170l2 Sterling. 60
American, 100; Mechanics and Traders, 40
Empire CITY, so; Hamilton 115 Sun Mutual 90
Hanover. 1871; Howard, 702.
The Farmers Insurance Company, oftYOrk, Penn,
which contemplated Withdrawing from New York
business. has concluded to remain and appointed a
New-YOrk city agent.
s. W. Williams of Atlanta Ca. q prominent
Southern underwater, was III town yesterday.
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MORE BUILDING EXAMINERS NEEDED.

The Fire Commissioners yesterday passed
resolution requesting the counsel to the Corpora.
ton to give an opinion regarding the amount OF
money which can be appropriated Tor salaries IN
the Bureau of Buildings Section l OF chapter oZl
of the laws of 1880 limited the annual expense for
salaries in the Bureau to $50 900, but the act
as the New-York City Consolidation act OF 1857
now in force contains no mention OF sucn limlta-
ton. IL has been represented to the Commissioners
Estimate and Apportionment can increase the
amount to be expended for salaries in the Bureau
Inspector Esterbrook has complained that
the number Of examiners in the Bureau
(eighteen) Is too small. They are
obliged to watch the construction OF all new ouid,
Ings in order to that the specifications approved
by the inspectors are complied with and they must
make examinations of all old buildings in which
alterations are to DO made 1t is also their duty 10
investigate all complaints concerning the safety OF
bulldIu Qs in the city, and to make RECOMMENDATIONS
regarding the construction Of reescapes etc. and
to examine all the buildings in their districts often
enough to discover If any are unsafe. The salary
of an examiner is 5000 year.
The Commissioners said that they would apply 10
the Board OF Estimate and Apportonment for An
of Buildings if the Cooperation Counsel Thought
such an appropriation could be made legally. Ihey
Thought the interests of the city demanded an IN
crease of force in the Bureau. The number OF exam
iners ought be increased so that Inspector Ester
brook might have men detailed for special WORK,
such as the examination OF hotels, schools ana
places of amusement. In order to secure . he ser
vices of competent men for the work. the 20 minis
sioners thought il might be advisable to make some
of the salaries larger than those OF the present ex-
amners.
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A RUNAWAY AND A LOST BOY.

John TobIn nine years old. who away from his
home mt No 30l East Twenty seventh ST. on July
90 He was large tor his aye and had q scar on his
face near his eye Ga account of some acts OF dis
obedencs his mother compelled him to wear pair
of knee-trOusers belonging TO Younger brother
She also kept him confined in the upper part of the
house lie managed TO evade the watch upon him,
however and ran off. wearing the odd-looklng trou-
sers.
Franz Bucrgler, Swiss bov twelve years old, who
has besn in this country only two weekA was IN the
care OF Matron Webb at Police Headquarters, hav-
ing been found wandering at Eighth-ave; and One
hundred and twenty-iifth St Thursday night.
He said That his father had obtained employment
in a brewery aud had taken him to lodgings in the
upper part of the city, but he could not tell where
the place was.
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THE BRoGANMoMANUs QUARREL.
BRoGAN ARRESTED FOR AssAULT-uE THREATENS
TO SUE M'MANUs FOR LIBEL.

BROGAN ARRESTED FOR AssAULT-HE THREATENS
TO SUE M'MANUs FOR LIBEL
The difficulty in the lid Assembly District Re-
pubican meeting on Thursday ulght led TO the
arrest Yesterday of Barnard f. Brogan and William
f. Morris Tor assault on Charles b. McManus and
paroled Oy justice Duffy until Monday, when the
examination will take place.
Inc difficulty was the cause OF good deal OF talk
among politicians. BrogaD, who was charged by
McManus with having been indicted for burglary,
said that while the name was the same, yet he was
not The man. de declared that he would have
McAjanus arrested for malicious libel. But 1t could
not be learned that he took any steps in that drec
ton further than 10 make the threat
Judge OF the City Court said that copies Of
the two indictments against Barnard +.
Brogln for burglary were laid before
them when Brogap was, appointed court
attendant. They heard Brogan's explanation
10 the effect that he was not The Brogan wno WAS
indicted. and after making some further inquiries
they accepted that explanation as correct. Nc
MaDus said that he WAS prepared to prove that
BrOgan was the man who was twice indicted for
burglary and he would be only too glad of the
opportunity to prove it. He had not heard OF Bro
he said that such suit would ever be brought as
he prepared with abundant evidence
10 sustain his case. McManus Was
much incensed against Commissioner Taintor for
the part he took III the trouble.
A well-known Republican said that be did not
know whether not Brogan was the man VINO was
indicted but he had known him for three or four
wears and he had behaved himself aud opposed ruf.
fiauism in politics. He was sorry therefore, to BEE
hun commit tue assault on McManus. He did not
think, however, tLat any arrest for libel would
follow the matter, but 10 thought the Judges oil
the Marin. Court owed it to the public TO establish
the fact whether not their Court officer was al
indicted burglar.
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RUINED BY HIS WIFE AND HER LOVER

Axel +. Kromulde, at time q wealthy mer-
chant IN Chrlstlanseud, Sweden. married IN Copen-
hagen in February, 1852, but his wife soon ac-
quiied An affection for clerk. The faithless wife,
and the faithess clerk, by means of systematic
ROBBERY drove Mir. Kromluide into bankruptcy ana,
leaving him penniless, The couple eloped. Mr.
Kromiade, almost heartbroken, with the assistance
Of some friends IN Sweden. then to this coun-
try, arriving here ON the steamship Geser. Feb
ruary 10. His money was coon spent his night
arm became paralyzed and yesterday he was sent TO
Wards Island Hospital 10 be cared for until he
be returned TO Sweden
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WHAT Is CONC on TO-DAY.

MOnmOufh PAX rlces-
Amcrcan.Eog cricket match. Staten Island
FourOarrd race the Kill Won kul, staten Island
Athletic Cl1D and Williamsburg crews.
Departure OF President soto, of Honduras, on steam
shin britannia. ,
Departure Of Fresh-Ar Fund party for Whitney'a
Point y. Y
Concerts In Central ana Prospect Parks from to q
ID. III.
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Castle Garden met yesterday for the purpose OF
recognizing the bravery OF John Hussey In rescuinR
ing blind man who fell overheard from Pier No. l,
North River on Thursday. At the meeting Teso,
luton was adopted appointing John f. moore, yonn
w. Bali COMMITTEES to present him with life-
size picture of himself. The picture which Is to Dc
10 Hussey at Castle Garden at p. m. on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
RESCUED BY CAPTAIN sAJyNDERs

John Siebert, young German bar tender of No,
l73 East Egniy-scvcnth-st., went to battle yester-
day IN Eugene Jerolamons bath at the foot OF East
Eighty-niutb-st. ne got in deep water, and being
Captain John Saunders, Of the Iwenty-third Pre-
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cinct Police was bathing there at the time ana ne
caught hum about the neck and dragged him down
into the water struggle ensned, yhils the propfi
etor of the bath procured hoat anu psscned With
di6cuity. but Captain Sauncsr received only some
scratches ON his hands while trying to keep the
voupp man af1oat.
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HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Lord Headlcy, Of Eng
land; Baron Albert Salvador aud Professor Paul PassY
OF PARIS, DR. O.kar Berggruen. 81 Vienna Allen Mum
roe Syracuse. and John j. Mitchell, OF st. Louis
Hoffman HOuse-fhe Earl OF Aylesiord aud tao don.
D. Finch OF England. .Ne,0 York Hotel -Genera T. L.
Clingman OF North CarOina..... ErereH House, ohm
Flake. OF Cambridge Mass....a James Hotel-Walter
Bhanly OF Montreal
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RApHAEBs MADONNA AT THE MUSEUM

during the present season the number of persons
who visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art is large
The Madonna of the Candelabra is always sur
rounded BY a crowd. A TRIBUNE reporter asked
General ID Cesnola wheih tho fate OF the picture
was yet decined. No" he answered, Mr. Butler
tombstone returned to England some time ago and
prevailed upon him IT, allow il to remain at least
until the close of the present half-yrsrly exhibition
! received II lew DAYS ago letter from an English
gentleman who has travelled IN this country Mr.
Frederick Goodhart, who writes to me that az he
understands MIR Butler Johnsto one will AXE $4,000
for 1t, he will, in remembrance OF the peasant visit
he made to America, give S25. 600 toward its pur-
chase If two American gentlemen will do like wise.
hope that two such patriots will be found"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
ONE OF THE TRICKS OF THE GRAIN TRADE

change will be held on Monday at 1890 p. in. to
CONSIDER the ACCESSIBILITY OF adopting rule 10 pre-
vert trading IN futures with money contribution
added 70 deducted from the contract note. IL is
inferred that some Of the brokers of the Exchange
have been the habit OF increasing their earn ngs
by not having such protective rule for their GUS
toners Wheat may be offered at 81 1868 bushel
and an order may be in the pocket of broker not
10 give more than that. At the time the
broker may be able to get IL for ones xteenth of
CEN busbel Iess. but instead he says: Pm give
81 1858 less 50; - winch means that he will give
that price for 5000 bushels less So which is equal
to 81 10 5-16 a busbel. But his customer paws
Bl 1893 leaving the extra money in the brokers
pocket.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Al THIS Pc
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY AUG. s. 1883

SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY AUG. g. 1883
ARRIVED.
steamer Adratic tBr Jennings Liverpool July ~. via
Oaeen stown %. with mdse aud passengers Cors
Steamer Pennsslvana Iutchie Glasgow July
20 VIA Larne ~ passengers Austin Bald
win n Co.
steamer Fulda GerI. Undeutsoh Bremen July u.s. with
md Sc and passengers TO Oelrichs q Co.
steamer Juniaa 'gcet Newport News and West Point
with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion SIS
ship Arbela cot Wind or Nsl Antwerp 81 days with iron
and empty barrels 10 ORDER TO w Parker a Co
Bark Hannah Blanchard tof WINDSOR NSl Doye Antwerp
with iron and empty barrels TO order
Whitney & Co.
Ernna tBrl Smith Antwerp 80 days iron and
empty barrels order; vessel 10 G. w BertaIx
Bark S,ot Bay Murray. Hamburg 81 days with iron
and empty barrels to order vessel TO w Parker Co
BARK hampton Court ierl. nrnse Bremen 80 with
empty barrels To orier vessel 10 Theo Rugrr Il Co
bark Abbie loi Windsor. MS, Mtcheuer. Dunkirk 80
days. IN ballast 10 Q w BertauI.
BARK Aida NOR. Bodtker oporto SO days. ballast
order
(of Windsor. NS), Mnnro, London - with
chalk order; vessel To G w Bertaux
Bark Harriet upham (of Londonderry, Ms, Fiorian Ma
Delaware Breakwater l5 days with sugar
Moses Taylor & Co, vessel 10 j Whitney q Co.
Brig Mary Rice tr zones ARuaiilla July H. Mayaguez
rs days with sugar Amsnck Co. Chao-
ner & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

That big name small greedy insect TO tpea8
plainly the bedbug In summer tours ron are apt 20 mes
thus in the railway N steanboz
or the hote bedding He will bit g you give hin
chanco bite Is painful Rub the bitten place gently
with Perry Dams, Pain Killer and you will soon forget tha
you been bitten Follow the same practice tn AL N
sect bites you will AVOID great deal OF vexAuon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
NUGENr AND FARRELL IN STATE PRISON

NUGENT AND FARRELL IN STATE PRISON.
Ex.Policemsp John Nugent and Ned Farrell
were taken to Trenton n. j., Yesterday TO begn
their ten years IN the STATE prison. for their
attempt to rob Cashier Smith. of the Orange National
Bank of $4,000 in a Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad train at
Nngent aud Farrell, who handcufied together,
entered "A coach. Deputy Sheriff Martin mounted
RAPIDLY 10 the Pennsylvania railroad depot, where
they boarded the limited express which left jersey
Citv at $40. small number of people crowded
around tho car TO look at them. On the way 10
Trenton the prisoners conversed freely aud pleas
antlY Their heads were shaved upon their arrival,
after which they were gwen bath and attired in
the prison uniform. They were then locked up IN
cells aud in a day or two will be assigned to
branch of prison labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

MARINE INIELLIGENOE,

MINTArURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 712 Moon sets. 74s Moons age days
HIGH WATER TODAY.
M-sandy Hook. 25i Gov Island. 905 Tell Gata 1854
PM-Sandy HOOK. S40; GOV Isand 922 1sll Gate I'LL
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II. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

THE CHEAPEST AND
USE IN THE WORLD
SUMNER COMPLAINTS! j.
teaspoontu In half tumbler of water will in ~
moments cure CRAMPS. SPA5MS. SOUR SrDMACHl
HEAkrBUKN. NERVOUSNESS, sLEEPLESs NEsSs
SICK HEADA CHI, DIARRHEA, DYSENrEHf' coLio'
FLATULENCY. aud all INTERNAL PAINS
MALARIA ..,D
CHILIS AND FEVER, CURED.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is AZURE FOX ET snt
PAIN; TOOTHACHE, HEADACHE, NEUHALL1rlld1
sPNAiNS, BRUISES, PAINS III THE BACK, ChhSs
1t the hrst andis
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY.
Price bottle Sold by drugglsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

Prominent Eastonians, like DR.. w. E. Bucks
man and W. Z. Hammond. esq, declare that Elys Cream
equal catarrh cure Price 30 cts OF drug
gists Is easily applied.