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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17

At 1:30 p. N. the newly elected Trustees held a
special meeting for the purpose of elec.ng officers
for the Association, the choice made being fol-
lows: President, Col. q. S. Spalding; Vice Presi.
dent, S. B. Dole: Secretary, W. o. Smith; Treasu.
rer, p. c. Jones, Jr.; Auditor. j. B. Atherton
At . p. N. the general meeting of members was
again opened, Mr.. s. b. Dole, abe newly elected
Vice President, in the chair.
A vote of thanks was proposed for the retiring
Trustees and Secretary. and was carried unani
mously.
lenthy discussion ensued on the report on ma
chinery, presented in the morning session.
Mr. Baldwin questioned why the treaty witt
China was dropped, and his question Immediately
provoked considerable warm discussion, and somt
feeling expressed at the action of the Govern
ment. The arguments merged finally into the
Portuguese question, and as a result a committee
of three, Messrs. Bailey, Unna and Davies, was ap
pointed to consult with the Government relative
TO the subject of continued immigration.
A report on Cultivation prepared by Hon. H. NJ
Whitney was presented and read by Mr.. w. Z
Rowell. Accepted and ordered to print.
A report on Reciprocity, prepared by A. J. Cart
wright, Esq, was read by Captain Mist Also
accepted, and ordered TO print.
Hon. g. X. Bishop presented and read, papers
on Forestry, the subject matter of which had been
furnished him by Messrs. S. B. Dole, w. a. Purvis
A. Jaeger, and Il. Meier. Ordered to print.
On motion, the meeting adjourned until 10 am.
this Wednesday morning.
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Second Day
TUESDAY, October 16, 1s8

TUESDAY, October IL, 1885.
The planters re-assembled in the Armory Hall
at 10 am. on Tuesday, and, besides those present
ON the previous day, there was now noticeable Sam
Parker, Esq. Captain Mist, H. Schmidt G. Along,
and C. K. Bishop.
After the reading of the minutes of the previous
meeting, and the approval of the same, motion
was made and carried that the election of trustees
for the ensuing year be proceeded with.
Messrs. H. NJ. Whitney, j. b. Ather.on, and
Geo. G. Williams we're appointed tellers, and the
planters present and representing 1852
shares-deposited their ballots with them.
While the tellers were engaged in counting the
votes the attention of the planters was occupied
by the presentation of reports of various commit
tees; Mr.. W. o. Smith, reading for Mr.. S. Il. Alex
ander, the report of the Committee on Labor. At
the conclusion of which, the tellers presented the
following list of names as having been duly elected
Trustees of the Association for the ensuing year:
Ii. F. Glade, G. N. Wilcox, S. b. Dole, J. b.
Atherton, II. Halstead, A. Unna, ]. H. Soper, h. p.
Baldwin, p, G. Jones, W. o. Smith, W. H, Bailey,
z. S. Spalding, A. S. Hartwell.
After the election of Trustees had been decided
the meeting, on motion. adjourned until the after
Nom
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17

OuR contemporary, the P. C. 4. publish
ed last week very remarkable communi-
cation over the signature of Investigator
which occupied considerable space in the
issues of that paper on the Sth and 9th
insts
If tine and space permitted, itwould be
well to comment upon each paragraph in
the letter, as it is, the general tenor of the
letter, and not its specialties must be dealt
with.
The editorial remarks at the foot of each
portion of the letters are too puerile and
inconsequent to deserve notice, therefore
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
It VII repay our art loyers 70 visit Messrs. MI

1t will repay our art lovers to visit Messrs VIII
liams Cos Photographic gallery Mr.. HasseI-
mann, a portrait painter of merit, there displays
some excellent specimens of his work His original
portraits of himself and wife are spirited and az
the same time exquisitely finished. A crayon
drawing of lady is admirably done, and shows TO
great advantage when compared with similar work
that has been done here before its charm lies in
the exquisite softness and roundness which IS
given to the subject. Mr. Hasselmann also makes
a specially of cooring photographs, and the spec-
men displayed shows remarkable ability in exc
cutting this kind of work. 1t will no longer neces-
sary for our citizens to send photographs to SVn
Francisco when they wish to have them we'll col
ored. Mr. Williams also shows some capital views
of the volcano of Kilauear To obtain these Mr
Williams has incurred not only large expense, but
has also faced considerable personal risk. One of
the photographs is Of the new lake, and the ledge
from which it was obtained sank into the seethinp
pit ten minutes after Mr.. Williams left Photo
graphing IN the Hawaiian Islands is not so smooth
work az it is at Sarony's IN New York, or Taber's
in San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
i been duly appointed By ths Hon Abr F0faaaisr
Circuit Justice OF fjc I'd uistrt as 1finlsraf1r o.
the estate o. Hlaheo fsl. late % Wahcr Nl1f. o.
Che said estate 90 rgy the i0 me- Ara ihesr ata
have claims aeanft fhe said estate 10 presrnt he 1
within -il months from date fha fr-rrr-
barred aud nii those aho hold properly hsidusln- 60
said estate 90 return thr same % sle ID M lT 1rr
Market street. Wailuku. JOHN W kALUA
Adruiuisrrafur n Esfafr % Hanhc1 fsrs. der
WnflrEu Mani Oct fffh fs-f 10 Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
Esvaf Advertisements.

GUPREME COURT OF yEfF IT7.
= wATfAS ISLANDS u prc1a,-- l.lIrl = 49,
Hawaiian isllndsss In DE r1rfteF 81 f'il r-4.r, +.
EDWIN o. HALL. % H11slslz ise.assl o1.s- =
cation OF uotice e. tle E11nc.
A dorumrnt. pufpu-tiz< % tc f1ril.l VIA srs So
mrnt q Edwin q Hall dccc1sed baliar - ~. -,
DAY of Ocfohera A. D. ~ tcen rs-scar- - - -,
~ pate e2aii. ana Pft...,. P o - Psee rf rr1
William y Hsli and 2 e. Jones, IT,. atrar ..7n I7si
II h Re--bv ordered lfhas NoSlsAY ~. - - !,
November A. D. iS'i at % Qci7ek A. - ~ .-t ilsf
ihe Court Room OF slii tuurf. u Aii1i4ri Has =
the time for nrdvln- said VII and i--a-r ~ 1--
eatiaa uhcn fad where any pefsrn irfefrsic ssT -
pear end fsniest The said WIZ sli ils zlsi1s . l
i 5 is5ihss ordered ss-s ss.ss .sssvsf - zs =
nsN Gszzrrr. newsraPrr printed tEi eaiass,s n
Dated iiouois.s, Il. J. ossgeer ll.h. fs-.
Attest. chef Iasiics sso-sr.s es-.f.
HEyEr saTa nepuiy ,ls1l "a
SUPRENfE COURT OF TIE TTF-
- WAiiAN ISLANDS. ID PROBATE flilzf y
eah9 HaEa,l1a !. 5,i94, I, -, s.in Ae ssis = -
pointing Time iof probate q VIE sad di-r-t-= 7rss :
documtui purpoifn- 30 Be ihe ilst uiu are t.sfs-
mcnf OF Autoue Nanucl deceas-a fssf-- - fs- Slt
day Of octobcF. A. d. ISL eesu rr-.sirl = l1i Fr=
Tor the Issuance Of letters Of r1aranssi, = tt II
Rev Df. Hcruana keekesaaan. Bi-ho2 q 0iss 1sl
Administration with the riil apucrrl o. ~ G. Fsrtr
having been fled By said Dr.. nrru1En kscsrrn.a
0rfnb.r A b. iSss * 10 o1cIarE q !, 81 l1Il - =
ihe Caurt Room 20 said cuurr. AZ Afirflsl Ia n
appointed inr lime iof proving saad VII ant s-a1l.s
said apnlcutiau. ulca and WHERE any rg1soz =
may appear and eoute-f tae sid wa. ara ~ MI
Ii Is further ordered ialt n5tcc the-c-f b. -.- 81
pl1iieaison f1I three s7eeessi,s 1s.s- a 80 H.
and published IN Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17

or Of safe contained n s=rtasG nnrfrare rass b.
L0noli 10 aud Mlkair.c hs wife u lac1l1s s1s-er
dated the ih day % ncdezher ISIS rrt ----lI-.l
in Liber -. pages ~ and ia lEa - falE E1crrar
spencer a-siguct % W hca1mlki on fia 1Il f1r 81
Nay 4. ID. ic,9 Notice j. hffc4f Eirrn tllt aid
ggure % the mortgage iutead- 20 ircr,ss saif ri
gage for condition broken and uruu slll farersrrr
VIII sell % public aurtlo- at the once nf r. Ifr1rnt
iu lhlo. ou SATURDAY. he lith isy y Ecscm5-r
next ai = oeiecs noon q said dag i1- p-euisss a.
scribcd in said mo-f slzr o. below srr11ra
Particulars Dc bad % o. u. Hfr1cdrk aff1r1fr-
ai-'lw. iNenci1 ] w. kEAuMAEI o.
Assignee of Murtrlrr.
Premises O. be SOLD are sIfrsfe IN palra lid ne.-
the Waikiki Bridge aua cQutlias .ii lcrrs. u1rr %
less ~ Or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17

AT Water Rafe. now due and owing mus be paid at
The ofes o. The Honolulu Water Works foot OF Nuumu
Street, on or before June 5oth, otherwi.c
ht pririlr-c viii BE- suspended without further notice
g. B. WILSON, Supt. Water Works.
Approved !. F. BUSH
So Minister - the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
MOrtgagse's Noties d ForeeIo.s-. Z q s,I.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POW
a = = = -aie contained in crrfaia ai0rslre r1fs
y 4 Aaikai % stephen speuref tf.ed ~ "a a.
n APfii, l-it recorded on .-zr 81 BAGS - naiir- r
hereby given that said sort ri-ss iutl g r, f-s-
sliu inoff-1gg, iil cordtloI hr1k-d. 1r1 1r-a go
r.. re l .,i . rutlic s1cfo1 4 tff alrlr,d
4 Z At4nit i1 HnuuIrlf. gu HEtNEsufE. ~
III DAY oi ucfg1rs i a. q u'cirt r1on - s1sl f1T
ne premises desrrih~t iu ans nisF-el-s g. t-'aF
speGifrd.
fnrihcr particulars r1n "a lzd ~ y urasIie a.
iorneT- -si-l.aw erEfHEN sFEacEa, 1l1ri-1-sr.
fferlt--s % b. sold are alfu1f7 O. Er1rn-I HflI1
nae G1hl- and rqnflirs ~, acre. n1fg u1frreIsrr o.
.eribed iu ROYAL Pafcnf yil % Next
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
Mortgagee's Notice Of Foreclosure AID Of
Sale.

L OF sole contained in g,ria.n mortgage made B.
Ching Kan to An hon Tucu dated tlc s,r a. ~
August i-e2 recorded in hhcr "a. pages 1faIg 1Flf~
b hereby given that said m1rigarrc i1fcnis b f1-s
close said mortgage. foJ condition brukeu SAT up1n
said foreclosure VIII eel Of puhiic auction TIE pas
tatiou Of See Chong Sing. AZ Waaiua island n uah1
THURSDAY, the 9TH day Of November i5f af d y
OF said day the property and Interests ifscrhri l
-lld mortgage below spccilcd.
Further particulars can be had uf ~ Ashfofi &C.
toucy-at-Luw, Honolulu. kON NIEN Merie1grr.
Property aud interests 90 De- sold Nl lh- rfrts
title and interest of sid Chung KAN -un iii aa
property real and personal htousug said src Ca1r
the premises % said Company and rhirh nay h-rc
after De- planted thereon sait Interest hrs u1uua
sinc. ~
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Guardian & Administrator Sotise.
HAVING BEF-S sPporSTrD ny

IL tde Pr1b1te Cnsrt Guardian Of tIlr.sanu . E-tl
1slrt-- of The l1tc John 1acal Tc1E- frrri sd
el1iuistr1tof o. flc Esflft % he ~ Jobs ll11A
eiz dfcc&ft1 At pcrsonv are hereby frf1esl..l b -
ie a pcrtainiDE q ihs e.iats Ga li f.l-
d-co1 Ncik. drce1eed. vita fir I1frrlirnel fi-l--
~ mouth. from ne dafe hefe1f af faer ais ~ fr
fitr '1rica- DAVID LAYTON
bllrdiln 1f Herilnn = l-cit ard lfrllr1.t-1t1r ~
ille Est.f- o. John 5recb Wefl
iionoluir, sept eslh. isar T
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
Mortgages Notice Of Intention % Porerlose
~ n-IIl-L = ~ L-r.-.--.-

y that pGr.uaut t1 lourr nf safe cuufrineE -
certain mortgage decd dated sept e a u fs--. a.1l4
wright nf Honolulu Oahu ..n rr-ti iH tipss e. an
pages if aud d.. and hF said A. J. Csrnrl.hl tsz-.
10 VIM. g. lruiu a Co. By document % rrcurl ID Lh-r
o. page 80 aud fn breach % the cu1fiEdr- iit
said mortgage deed cuutainrd 90 via. nos n17ui-rt 81
ienemrHi- and hrrc faIrenls lu said snFrslre fs-l
contained sud described viii after ths inle Halted
Jaw De sold public auction 20 fa hrrlrt
10 the conditions o. hcreinbefaft MENTIONED
The property iu sold m0lfeagc dscrftci teinar sIr-
uatc in The District n ilo Hawaii kuoun she at
puaa % kukuau "a aud being the sane PREMISE arr
particularly described iu koTal Patent 80 Ira frf
containing du area pl .-sH lc-es. more IeTF-
WN . IRWIN a CO.
cecil Brown. Any far Morirasrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
Cecil Brown. Any f1r Wurtrarrr.
Dated Hon9Iuin. Oct 9Th, ISL E4u
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

- waiiau Isiaads 10 The matter of the Es1rta II
HOHATiO g CkABBE ~ uonoian AZ aic-ei ANS
rupt Before Chief Justice 5udL OrI.z ~ ie1riu e.
question Of alleged bankruptcy.
Where's, order las tAis day hrru irearf f.
fhc Mas=hai oi the Kingdom o. take posscssor q tr
property OF lloratin Cmbbc ~ Nduailir Elfnf u
Oahu. and 20 pat ais counting louscs- sf1fe1d1srs
edeets boos and papcrs uuder IoeE lud se1fi o.
petition of samucl Mott alleging fne slf Cs1tr e. b
indebted iu DE sum q s2nu aad BE- fell1r t1 .tr
amount % $40 aud pray ~ tlai iqr erslaa iar1trl
reg a-on7 in said petition he d. adlndI-t l1u<rrFt
FRIDAY fhc 20th day of Ocf0bef A D fssi nf .la
Court h0cm in Ahioiau Hale u aid udaaillu 1r 10
ilme and place FOR hearing said petition anf feria
the question OF slid Cralte- bankruptcy if d9rlrai
and fhnt notice hereof De- given By ud1,iafar tsis
order fnl fout -ncccsslre wreka -r tA usrsuaN Ca
zErL new spaper and thaf copy hereof rni n s1Id
petition De- serred said Gable with sllnrunr e.
lttead 90 snid hearing
witness my hand and fll seal Of fhe s1rreme Car-
lt sald Houolulu ihi- 11th d1v es srrfruIl-r . f
fseuU f. r. Jruu.
Attest Chief fnsfice % fts sr1~~r1e (. ..4-.
HEg1 SHTu. deputy Cieft ~ &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
NOTES.

The Philadelphia Press says; Perry Belmont
has lot of assorted charges, damaged, against
the Hawaiian treaty to file with the rest of his ex
ploded sensations"
We are given to understand that our Russian
correspondent was in error when he said that the
King was to have the order of st. Stanislas We
are informed by gentleman here that the coming
Order is to be that of 81. Alexander kosky.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
StfaIed or StoIen !

FRO'HlEARTHEPAAUHAU
l Miif. lfl1riill. HtrllL .ls.c, ds-rIel rf--
I-Ne li7r.e oralist SO y e. = ~. 1.g-
turning the Htfse 90 ne; n4. n rair1 81 fi1atts
% any pers1a T3o a-lillLi > 81 llse. 81. fi1slci1-
q The rilef IcsE =. rEfTG IiIt.
Es 2. ai..E-sIil fll.sll W
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17


Order is to be that of 81. Alexander Kosky.
Hov. HENRY L. PE1RcE, one of the Commissioners
appointed to represent Hawaii at the Boston Ex-
hibition, was nominated as a candidate for the
position of Governor of Massachusetts by the Re
| publican Committee, but declined the position
|
H. B. NJ. S. Champion, which vessel was in this
port short while since and will be remembered
as having been captained by the unfortunate
Captain Hope who was killed in this city by fall
ING from n horse Is one of the vessels ordered by
the British Admiralty to proceed to the straits
of Sunda for the purpose of surveying and report
ing the changes made in navigation by the earth
quake of August 18th.
FoR some time back the shippers of fruit to and
from this country have been engaged in CON
| troversy with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany. and, on the arrival out of the steamer City
of New York. on her last trip, the matter assumed
definite form by several of the dealers hbelling
that vessel TO recover the cost and charges 1900
punches of bananas said to have been spoiled in
i transit. This act has brought forth from the
agents of the Company the following notice. "We
| beg TO notify you that on and after October 1st
next, the freight charges on all fruit or other
perishabe articles shipped by the steamers of this
company must be prepaid at the port of shipment.
This applies equally to shipments from Mexican
ports and Honolulu to San Francisco, and to ship
\ ments from here to Australia, New Zealand, etc.
| No bonds will be accepted hereafter as guaranty
for payment of freight charges al destination-' -
EDITOR BELL in his paper, the San Francisco
Merchant as usual wields the cudgel Of sound sense
in arguments in favor of the continuance of the
treaty, and says: "If the Hawaiian Sugar Com
mission had reported that the Hawaiian planters
had established sugar refneries, and were landing
Chinese and Manila raws in Honolulu by the ship
load every day in the year. and were running re-
fined sugars and foreign raws into this market
free of duty under the treaty, iusteat of declaring
that there was no difference between the character
of the sugars received here before the treaty and
since, and that not only was there no smuggling
prafticed, but it would be actually inpracticable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17

hereby eertiiy that The uiihir and iat-ssssr d.
true and faltlfui c1ur ~ the OfiaaI snarssrs f-s
.u the libel f0r divorce Nancy X Tssi-caeFrrs Il.t
T. Sion tgoncr. and si.u af the M1lsll fafrrn ftrr7
anu iu4i Do tle meantime. affesf-l cdrg - sl.i
sulnliluF Dr. ffnfed rfrsfriart ~ flr sI1fHfr
qairlug the said re-poudeut 90 an-7s-r fte seI So
Tfgnher Term.
is FrTvEEs ukerof have ler-1nfs 30 a-4 tas. eel
llih day n September. a D. is1.
DANIEL PuETEM
20 ft Clerk Third dldIrirl Gfrr1f CnTrF Tfrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
CIRCUIT COURT. THIRD TTfDI-

4 llhl III GU hl. THIRD IL DE-
AJciAL Circuit Hawaiian fsiands fn Praelfa d.
ihe matter % ile esiafe % x K1t ati .-r 81 H,n1
kua. uaTl.i. decfa.td
docrment parDortinr % ts che is.f ril ana irrta
ue1t % X = huiklhi "a c. rlrin.. aer Errrertrl
said fr11ate Court. and petition f1r ftr HrI
thereof ard for te lssaanee u letter. irsilasstls
foli huikadi. having been aied b. Posi k1isahi.
~ d ordered rslaf FRIDAY Crf- -
Day ~ f1r Court House Honskda usrsfa Hlsan
le and the fliuc D. 1efehy appqiutc tr is 1n rirrr
iQf proving said WI aud le4rIue esd rrrIIaIfi-r
Hhcu and wlcrr anT rarsuu fiie--sasi 11T -fIr-rr
contest The said l and fhe fsufuz u I-r-rs i-Ifa
menAry lt is iafisef ordered filt safcc tr1Iuf -
given by publication ~ Three edrscs nfisr -f y. -
and pabli-iled in u1n1iulu-
uaicf 40 N1rih KollIa. Hawai- -stf . tlr
CHARLES HAIRY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
Il, THE CIR CIRCUIT CoURT OE TIIE

Az KINGDOM.
KALAKAUA, BY ths er1ea o. cod - ne Haraa.-
Islands. hfNg-
TO WILLIAM C.PARKE. Zee Eiarshsi % a., SI..-
dom or HE Deputy in the Thi-d iadlels ci-rzit euE
Errss:
lon ore hereby Commanded fo fIrinel HUGE n.
MONI6oMEAi- Deienaaqi in case De- shall ilrEri--ra
lnd apdsas before th taid irrui osrt ne Noer-
her Term thereof 90 ie ludeE AZ lr Cnrrf frr nff~
Court House. WaiMgl. ia the Island 0f firraH -
Tuesday, fhe istdaJ O Ndrculh hrf usri af a'-f=s
p shoe cause ghI H. claial 1f i,aqcT e. mourarFrT
plllntin should NOS BE- awarded nrr unrsri1f d -
tenor of hcr auneIcd ysfiiioa.
And tarc Ylu then there ihls Writ aifl frr r~frrr
of y0u'. proceedings tl1rcan
WuxEss. Hes. A. FRANCIS grru-
sel of ihe chici Jusfice ~ OR suprr-nc Ca1rr
Lelpruue Lnl-- ill. Ill day n eeuI-n--r. a D. -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17

Ar the Supreme Court last week, motion
was made by the Attorneys for two China
men, indicted for perjury, to quash the in
dictments, there being no duly qualified
Attorney General to present indictments.
Judge Austin, presiding, as matter of
form overruled the motion, stating that
such serious results were involved that he
would not take the responsibility of pass
ing on the question. Exceptions were
taken to the full Court, where the question
viii receive careful consideration. There
seems little doubt that the spirit of the
Constitution has been violated by the Glib
son Cabinet, and most serious results
might follow unless the greatest care IS
taken. This care the Court will undoubt
adlI- basto,r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
9awaiiait O5azett&,
- Moprs IN REBus.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II. 1888.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17
nITCIIER

Z Ssm Lee, Faia, Makawao. Maui
! Wing Sing, Hotel strgri Honolulu, Oahu
2 Look hop, Hotel stree, Honolulu, Oahu
20 Apaua kukuihaels UamaEuu, Hawaii
- L------- LL-.--.--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17

Following is a lis, Of jury cases tried during the
pas; Seek at the Supreme Court, Justice Austin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-17

Alle.l. nExHr ssl1a bsPsiI cI..s. -
National Republican., 1883-05-12
April as, May 5. Decrease.
1883. 1883.
Increase.
REVIEW.


Stocks opened dull and without market to
speak OF, but prices, except for Central Pa
cifc were generally to higher, Central
Pacific declined per cent. on sales by foreign
houses. Brokers report no orders and only
professional trading. The bull cliques start
the market occasionally to frighten the shorts
in New York Central Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, Jersey Central, and Louisville and
Nashville.
In Illinois Central there was an advance of
per cent on light trading and 1-32 Of per
cent. premium was paid for the use. The
certificates on the street were called in Of this
stock this morning by Probst, Hartman, and
Gwynne g. Day.
Stocks were loaned generally at 3, Jersey
Central at 2, and New York Central fiat
Money was offered at 4 to g. Sterling isun-
changed.
At 2:45 p. m stocks were quiet and dull,
with Central Pacific, Lake Shore, and Louis
Vile and Nashville selling at lowest prices Of
the day. Money closed at -. Market closed
fairly steady at decline in prices generally
of to 1 from the highest prices of the day.
LONDON, 12:30.-United States As higher;
New York Central declined } Erie 2's, ! /;
Erie, I /; Illinois, t Reading, d; st. Paul, l..
STOCKS.
The following arc the opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices of the principal
stocks for the day, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman & Co., bankers,
No. 141l street northwest:
National Republican., 1883-05-12
How Unbagog Trout Disappeared.


A family by the name of Stone settled on
the west side of Lake Umbagog, in Mai ne,
some five miles from the other settlers up the
lake, and having large family OF boys, they
became great adopts at fishing aud hunting.
Through the Ice they caught tons Of trout
every winter, for the Boston market. This
they followed up for more than twenty years,
and then we could readily see the gradual de-
crease In the quantity each year. and Is
pecially in the size Of the fish, ~ they aver
aged less every year, until finally the boys
went on to tho lakes above and tho ponds
contiguous, continuing their winter fishing
and making sad havoc throughout. These
Stone boys were not the only winter fishers
on these lakes, but they were the most per-
sistent and killed far more than all otheTs
After the trout law was made they continued
fishing in the face of 1t, and were prosecuted.
They swore vengeance, and threatened TO put
piekeFel in the lake Not long after this be-
hold the lake swarming with tho latter fish,.
National Republican., 1883-05-12
BALTIMoRE srooK MAnKnr.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 11.-Virglnia 6s consolidated,
30; do second SERIES 37ls past due coupons, 30;
new lO.4Os, 80; new %, bSs6 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 1l.-Cotton quiet; middling,
l0Ac. Flour steady, with active Iobbing demand;
Howard street and western supertne, SO 25Gi 90;
do, extra, 81 265 90; do. family, 60 l2@6 25 city
mills superfno, 90 25@4 co. do. extra, ~ 25@8 90;
do. Rio brands, 90 0o@6 2S Petapsco family g 20;
easier; western higher aud dull; southern red,
81 l7@l 20; do. amber, q 20al %: No. I Maryland
81 2tlf No. q western winter red, spot, q ago
2lM; May, 81 10 asked June, o. 236pl 2S9z; July,
81 255s0l 23s4; August, 81 23N9l 2i1h Corn
Southern easier; western higher and dull; SOUTH
ern white, 60@66c; do. yellow, 60@66c; western
mixed, spot, 66166Ac; May, 64}6c bid June 6iI4
a6tlfc, steamer, 60Co6OlSo. Oats steady; southern
6l@b3c western white. 52@53c |; do mixed. 50@5lc;
Pennsylyania, bl@53e Rye quiet at 70072c. Hay
steady; primo to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, Sl4 00@l6 00 Provisions firm; mess pork,
s2l 90; bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, 9@l115c; bacon, shoulders, l0ci clear rib
sides, l2lSc; hams, l431l61sc; lard, refined, 125c.
Butter quiet: western packed. 17D23c; roll 14@lSe.
Eggs higher and scarce at 15@Dl6c. Petroleum
duh and nominal refined, 71S@1sSc. Coffee, spot
firm; futures weak; Rio cargoes, ordinary TO flir.
814@9lSc. Sugar higher; A soft, SIC. Copper re-
fned quiet, liSz1l6c. Whisky quiet and steady at
el l6l9Co1 IL. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer
quiet: cotton. b-32d four Is. 3d.; grain, 2lSd3d.
Receipts-Flour, 1887 barrels; wheat, 1900 bush
els corn, 10000 bushels oats, 5000 bushels; rye,
100 bushels. Shipments-W 2i000 bushels.
sales-Wheat, 1l7,0oo bushels corn, $1,000 bushels.