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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

Americans must not forget to eel
citrate tomorrow. There will be a
Union Thanksgiving Service held in
Fort Street Church tomorrow morn
ing, beginning at IL o'clock. Rev.
w. G. Merritt will preach the SER
mon, and Revs. Hyde, Damon,
Bishop, Forbes and Cruzap will take
part in the services. The following
will be the
ORDER OF SERVICE:
Organ Voluntary. 49,. Mrs. A. f. Judd
Invocation. .......... Rev. S. e. Bishop
Response. ........... Fort Street Choir
Neutrality-suspicious. Proclamation. -.
............R Rev. G. M. Hyde, ID. d
Reading-145th Psalm ................
t.......... Rev. S. G. Damon, ID. ID
Hymn-Amcrica. Caoir Il Congreg ,tion
Reading-Matt. 6:25-34.. S. Il. Bishop
Anthem-O Lord, how manifold are Thy
works. Fort st. Choii
Prayer. Rev. A. o. Forbes
Response. Fort st. Choil
Hymn-Lord while for all ............
............. Choir & Congregation
Sermon. ............. Rev. w. G. Merits
Authentic Deum Laudamus. .........
.................... Fort St. Choir
Doxology. ..Choir IL Congregation
Benediction. ...............J. A. CruzaI
A cordial invitation is extended tt
| all to attend this service.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

A MATCH game of b se-ball will take
place tomorrow, Thanksgiving day, be-
tween the Oceanic club and nine from
the steamer Alameda This should be
an interesting game. !.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

PATENT spring horse shoes have been
imported by Messrs. Whitman & Wright.
Thest shoes have been tried with sue
cess, and are said, in addition to relicv-
ing horses feet, to give them a greater
length of stride as they retain the
elasticity of the spring.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

directed to New Guinea colonisation,
and Prince Bismarck is being severely
criticised in Berlin for his apathy in the
matter, the opinion of his critics being.
apparently, that he should have adopted
bold course and annexed the island to
the German Empire!-N. L. Herald.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

TWO Chickering pianos, grand and
cottage, have just been received by
Lycan & Co.; for brilliuncy of tone it
would be difficult to improve upon these
Instruments.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28
ARRIVALS.

Nov. 20
Stmr Planter from windward ports
Scqr Lehai from Coholalele
Schr Leka from Ookala
SchI Gen Seigal from Waianae
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MYNAHs are being killed on the plains,
much to the ANNOYANCE of residents who
find the birds very useful in killing
grubs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

ONE case of assault and battery, and
one case of receiving stolen property,
comprised Yesterdays Police Court bust
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

ELI JOHNSON the temperance lecturer,
is now being sued by his wife for an
absolute divorce, on the grounds OF
adultery
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

OWING to Recognition and Thanks
giving Day, the store of j. Emmeluth q
Co. will be closed to-day and to NOR
row, the 2Sth and 29th instant. $40 1t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

CAPTAIN Baker is mentioned as likely
to be on the Kings ticket.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

w. MCINTYRE, working for Ashley a.
Hebbard, injured his thigh yesterday,
when lifting case on to an express.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

THE sidewalk at the corner of Fort
and Hotel streets is undergoing much
needed repairing.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

For Satellite California Restau-
rant, with stock of groceries, fixtures,
etc. Fifteen years lease. Price, 81, SEQ.
567 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

THE Chinese Intelligence Office finds
work for laborers, and laborers for en-
ployers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

BETHESDA Water on draught and in
bulk at Benson, Smith 81 Co.'S drug
store. 56S Ivy b.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

COMPLAINTS are made of boys CHM
bling up the trees in Emma Square
during the afternoon
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SUN, MOON AND SEA.
TELEPHONE,

Diamond Head. Nov. 90, 6 80 am
Light N. +. wind.
Nothing In sight.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

Mr.. SAMUEL PARKER and Mr.. w. g.
Irwin leave for the Coast on the Ala
media.
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The James Makee,

MCDONALD, Commander.
Leaves Honolulu
every Thursday, at pm. for Kappa and
Kilauea. Returning = leaves Kauai
every Monday at pm and touching at
Wainae, both ways.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28
-. Steamer Likelike,

Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday at
pm, touching at Lahaina, Maa-
laea Bay, Makena, Mahukona, Ka-
Waihae, Laupahoehoe and Hilo.
Returning, will touch at all the
al owe ports, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday am.
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PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO:
Australia. .......... On or about Dec 1st
Zealandia. Ion or about Dec 2,j
FOR AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
City of sydney -. On or about Dec I
Australia. ON or about Dec 90
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

SU GAR MACHINERY,
PER "MALLSGATE."
Mesrs Mirre, Watson Co.'s
machinery, and have hand delivery
with dchagng
JUS complete
having heating
and
On o Centifugals
a materially reduced
Centrifugal spare-inings
|
w Diagonal inch by IL inch.
CHARTERS,
spare Top Roller, 81 nchs mill.
| spare Roller by
G. w Macfarlane & Co.
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OCEANIC S. S. co,

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Alameda Leaves Hoaoh In. Dec. 1st
NJ lriposa. Leaves ii noulu, Dec. 10Th
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For SAN FRANCISCO:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
Rriefs md Personals.

The omission OF one single little word.
"nOt." in the report OF the Council pro-
ceedings pu, Mr.. Bowie in false light be-
fore his constituency and spoiled what was
said about the building Of a new engine
house at the corner OF Marshall street and
Brook avenue. Mr.. Bowie was opposed
10 the removal OF the engine-houSe from
Third street, and his amendment to this
effect was adopted.
Captain Lem. Jeffries, the editor OF the
IVdYne- County Democrat, Of Wooster, o.,
was yesterday elected mayor OF that city.
Captain Jeilries is Il brother OF Mr.. j. ..
,Jeflries, OF this city.
Judge Holiday has made demand upon
the state Auditor for his salary rs Judge Of
the Chancery Court OF Richmond, and it
has been refused. The matter will doubt
less be tested in the courts.
Emancipation-da panned ont poorly,
the parade being a failure and but little in
terest being manifested.
Mr.. w. +. Giddngs, who was arrested
with Mr.. II. B. Gaines Monday for fighting
i'm the street, was before Police Justice
Richardson yesterday. Mr.. Giddings
stated TO the Court that the difficulty grew
out Of some hasty words spoken by Mr..
Gaines. and that the matter had been ami
cably adjusted. Justice Richardson inn
posed fine OF b against Mr.. GiddingS for
striking the first blow, and this was paid
ana the caSc dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
virginia Historical Society.

A meeting OF the Executive Committee
of the Virginia Historical Society was held
Monday evening at their rooms in tie West
morcland Clubhouse. Present: MessrS.
Henry (chairman). Anderson, Cabell,
BarkSdale, OFT, Brooke, and Brock.
A number Of gifts OF books, ctc., were
reported. including n crayOn portrait OF
Colonel Thomas Nelson Brwell. from
Hugh Blair, Esq; and a map Of France,
London, 1880, from Miss Mary Jane Full
ton, Richmond.
Letters were read from Professor Ed
ward Arber, Birmingham, England, an
nouncing that he had in press limited
edition OF uerbdt,m reprint of the com
plcte works OF Captain John Smith. and
from Rev. Philip Slaughter, ID. D., stating
that he had nearly ready for the press a
Sketch of the Life OF the late Hon. William
Green, IL. D., with historical paper OF
value by him.
The following gentlemen were elected
members OF the Society: His Grace the
Marquis of Lorne, Ottawa, Canada; Dusald
Forbes Campbell, Esq. London, England
j. f. Sherey, Esq, Washington, ID. C.. !;
Harvey l.. Byrd, NJ. D., president Balti-
more Medical College, Baltimore, Nd. 4;
George W. Scarle. Esq, Boston, Mass. !;
T. c. Taylor, Esq, Bordeaux, wyoming
Territory: James =. Harrison. Esq,
Dlnville, Va; Sherwood Haywood,
ESD. librarian State Library OF North
Carolina, Raleigh, \. c.; Warren
$. Lurty, Esq, Harrisonburg, Va;
NJ. VI. Lewis, Esq, Alexandria, Va.
Charles +. Hogg, Esq. Point Pleasant, W.
Va. Joseph y. Waddill, Esq, Staunton,
Va.
Life-Member Major W. 7. Sutherlin,
Danyllc, Va.
Corresponding Member: Isaac Craig,
Esq. Allegheny, Pa.
Adjourned.
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Insurance on TObnccO-FactOries I'm
this State.

The following, issued about week ago,
though OF general interest, does not apply
TO the city OF Richmond:
"OPFICE OF THE STATE BOARD Of
" UNDERWRITERS OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, March 20, 1888.
"The Executive Committee has advanced
the rates one half per cent. additional on
all classes Of tobacco risks (public tobacco
warehouses eXcepted), to take effect on and
after the 1st Of April, 1893, and has adopted
the Three Fourth Value clause, which is
TO he attached to all policies on said tobacco
risks (public tobacco-warehouses except
ed).
"Agents Of all companies will correct
their tariff lists accordingly.
"W. l.. COwARDIN,
"Secretary State Board Of Underwriters OF
Virginia.
"It is understood that in event Of loss or
damage under this policy that this company
shall not be liable for more than three
fourths OF the actual cash market value OF
the property hereby insured; and In event
OF other insurance permitted hereon, then
liable for its proportion only OF three
fourths such loss.
"Attachcd to and made part Of policy
Ne. -"
In view OF the misfortune attending in
suranees on tobacco-factOries in Danville
several companies have directed that their
risks on all such property there be cancel
led. A meeting Of general aud special
agents OF companies doing fire business in
this State will be held in the office OF the
Virginia Home Insurance Company here
on the 9th to further consider the subject.
There is no miriendIiness felt towards
Danvile or any Of its citizens-not the
slightest-but they say that they must re-
cognize the fact that tobacco-factory risks
there have not paid them for years.
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H,vorly.s sgiusfrejS.

last nieht at the Theatre these min
strels commenced two-days' engagement.
II is almost useless to say that the house
was crowded, for this is generally the case
when lIaverly's 1laStodOn Ministries ap-
near: still it is true that last night galleries
and all were crowded, and equally true that
everybody was delighted with the perform
once. There is something distinctive about
Uayerlv's Minstrels, for while they embody
all the mirth and music OF other minstrel
companies. they at the same time avoid all
tbc Objectionable features that sometimes
can be complained o.. ,,.
Nothing last night could be found iauI'
with: indeed, to the contrary. there was
much that excited the most exciting ana
pleasurable emotions. +.
This afternoon at $50 O'Clock the min
strels will give a matinee, and to say th9t
II will be an occasion Of pleasure Is need-
less. Good music, fun-proyokmg remarks
and old-fashioned plantation talk VIII make ,,,
everybody satisfied. The performance VIII
he repeated tonight, and there need be no
besitancy on the part Of any in being pres
ent to enjoy an evening OF real fuh "itn'
out disagreeablc concomtants.
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NOTICE TO THE TOBACCO TRADE.
EXOTIC TOBACCOS.
NOTICE TO TIE TRADE.

The merchants ~ho may be willing 70 s.a FOR~
EIGN TOBACCOS Eor the supply OF tie banoeat
manufactures Of Pnrce are hereby Informed that
the tjudging on scaled submissions Will be made
at the Office OF the Iselstry. IN faris, IN paDiic
session, As follows:
on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9, 1888.
First. 100000 kilogrammos OF LEAF TO-
BACCO Of Maryland. Of The crop Of lSsl.lss2,
corresponding 10 three types TO be divided iD
three lots Of 100000 kiSgrsmmes each.
second. 100000 kiIoarammes Of LEAF To-
BACCO Of Ohio, OF the crDo Of lSsl-lsS2, cor
responding IN three types In one iot
on THURSDAY, JyNE 7, 1883.
First. 100000 kilogramnes Of LEAF To-
BACCO OF Kentucky, Of the crop Of lsSl-lss2,
corresponding to three types. 20 be divided In four
lots Of 100000 kilogrammcs each.
Second. 2.fOn.00U hlOgrammes Of LEAF TO-
BACCO Of virginia, Of The crop Of 1850; lSsl,
corresponding 10 three types, 10 ~ divided In two
Iotsof 100000 kiiogrammes each.
Submissions must be made for each supply sepa-
rateIy, which will be deposited on the table of the
Council on each Of the appointed DAYS. AZ the
opening of the session. at 0clOck y. NJ, the ad-
i8dicaton Will take place.
Copies of the books OF the condltl ,Os, approved
By the Miuister Of Finance at Paris, 20 serve as
basis Of the adjudcltiOns. are at the disposal OF
the trade IN The Offices Of the Administration or
Tobacco and of the national maniutctories at
Paris, Hayrc, Marseilics, Bordeaux, and At the
Office Of TIE Yice-Consulate Of France at Rich
mond, Va.
The types I'm conformity with which the supply
Of tobaccos must be made viii be depoaed AZ the
mannfictory at Paris. The types OF virginia TO-
bacco viii also bc deposited at the Nice-ousula'e
of France In Richmond, No. south Fnh street,
from 2 10 l.. NJ. -
The DirectOr-Gencr1l REGNAlLT-
PARIS. March 9, 1888
PubIrshe,I by order the Agent Nice,nonsul or
RICHMOND, VA, April 3, 1883 ap4-2t
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a Sucnk-Thicrs Hau;-Ho Gets Away
with 500, 900 I'm Bonds.

The New York World OF yesterday says:
4 series Of sncak-thief robberies was sue
cessfulIy rounded Off Saturday by the alb
straction Of securities aggregating $4,000.
About $50 =. Nj. Miss r. III. Doty, the
cashier for +. Il. Treat. book-publisher,
No. 757 Broadway. went TO the safe TO get
out an accOunt-book, when she discovered
that the inner door TO the safe was open
and that Il large number OF bonds and
certificates Of stock were gone. Mr.. Treat
being absent in Chicago, she thought best
to telegraph to him and ask him if he had
taken the bonds with him. In afew hours an
answer was returned saying that the bonds
were i'm the inner safe. Word was at once
sent TO the JeilerSon-M Market police station,
and i'm few hours the detectives learned
that the bonds undoubtedly had been
stolen, as the cashier OF the Metropolitan
Bank had casbed about $4,000 worth Of
coupons. Mr.. Treat arrived from Chicago
YESTERDAY and gave the following list OF
The securities stolen: $1,000 Metropolitan
first mortgage bonds, Nos. S,10i. 500,
:. 100. S.707. and SOS; $1,000 Ohio Central,
first division. Nos. 2,4G1 and 322; fifty
shares Of New York Central. fifty shares
Of Metropolitan stock, and fiity-one shares
Of Ohio Central first mortgage bonds OF
1000. In addition there were some
checks and money taken and two
81 900 income bonds OF the Ohio Central,
Nos. ., 75j and 2,4G6, for $1,000 each, which
will place the aggregate loss At not far from
sos. 600. The safe which held the Securl-
ties is placed near the door leading into the
main hall. IN the front office. \ half-doZen
clerks (women) were working all day in an
inner room, and the cashier OF the eStab-
li,bment only remembers leaving the front
room for a few minutes during Saturday.
The KEY TO the inner safe was found lying
In the hallway, where it was evidently
droDped bv the thief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
& Probable Wife.Murdcr.

MRS. FNGLE, OF BALTIMORE, TERRIBLY BEATEN
BY HER HUSBAND.
4 Baltimore special OF the 2d says: Mrs.
Susanna J. Englc. the victim OF dlstardly
assault on Saturday night, Is III a very
critical condition, and this evening she be-
came unconscious. Late last night, when
.bc was seen bv Drs. Cuddy and Cook,
CHANGE for the better seemed TO have set In,
but she awoke this morning only to Suller
increased pain. From the effects Of the
wounds i'm her face she could not open her
mouth to receive any nOurlShmcnt, ana the
wound at the base OF the skull so alected
her brain As TO render her dcllriouS and
unconscious.
Mrs. Engle, who is young and hand.
some woman, about twenty-one years OF
age. has been at the residence OF her bro-
| ther-in-law, Mr.. Hurley, for the past lew
weeks. She was afraid OF her husband,
and the dread she had Of receiving brutal
treatment at bis hands caused her 10 ADAM
don him. When she saw him lying IN
wait for her on Saturday night IN lonely
section Of the city she could not make her
escape by flight, and so thought it best 10
be as brave as possible and walk past hiln'
He would not allow her TO do this, and,
clutching her by the throat, be beat her
over the head and face, then dragged her
10 the back gate OF her brother-in- law
house. Much sympathy for the nlureu
woman is manifested in the ncighborhood
Her husband, the assallant, whom she re-
copniZcd, is in Jail awaiting hearing. IL
| i intimaied that he is also married TO an
other woman, and he will probably D'
called upon TO answer the charge Vi pis"
|
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MAGNIFICENT Diamonds.

A Washington telegram says: Not even
the famous display OF diamonds made by
Mrs. Astor, OF New York, at two rccep-
tions in Washington in 1880, eXceilea III
lustre those worn by the wife OF President
Diaz, who has on one OF her DracelJ,s u u
single stone Of twenty carats, as wei az
several other smaller solitaires. This Drace.
LET is composed OF several tiny bands OF
gold linked together, forming several rows,
each having diamond on If. Her ear
rings have each two very large solilalres,
one below the other. One set OF DIAMONDS
which her husband presented her "hen
they were married, fifteen months ago, cos'
S2j, 900, and includes earrings, broocli'
pendant, necklace, and tiara Tor the iie,p'
Another set was u bridal present IRON ,hc
present President OF Mexico. sonora piaA
is very young, more than ordinarily peau'
tiful, and highly accomplished, speaking
English Will the greatest iluency. hei
husband does not speak it at all, ana SUE
translates rapidly into Spanish the conyei'
sation OF those who talk with him III Eng
| lish
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Races.

The spring meeting OF the Louisville
Jockey Club commences May 22d, says Mr.
John G.. Wharton. commissioner oi the
Southern Exposition, who Is now in the
city. Mr. Wharton claims these meetings
attract more strangers than any in this
country. and that Louisville is the New
market oi America. At the spring races
the thoroughbrcds Of Kentucky, Tennes-
see. virginia. and from other parts Of the
country. meet TO contend for supremacy
and sale. Kentucky and Tennessee being
the great breeding STATES Of the Union,
and the Louisville Jockey Club their expo
ncnt. There are seven hundred ana thirty
two entries for the spring meeting - lar.
In Sepicmbcr "Thc Great Champion
Stallion stake" for which all the associa-
tions i'm the United States bid, will be run,
and all the eastern horses will be at Louis
willie to compete, the stake being worth
$4,000. There will be fourteen days
racing. and the meeting promises to be q
great event Of the kind. H. il comes oil III
fine midst Of the Southern Exposition sea-
son, when the attendance will be immense.
The Club will offer unusual attractions.
The horses that can WIN the Derby. Clark,
st. Legcr. Cup. and Stallion stakes VIII
rank as the horses Of the year. Mr.. Whar-
ton saws these races attract not only the
fanciers OF the horse, but also those who
admire beautiful women, for at them may
be seen the most charming ladies OF Inc
CITIES and rural districts OF the OHIO VAL
lev.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
Annual business Meeting OF tho yir.
ginia Bible society.

The seventeenth annual business meet
ing OF the Virginia Bible Society was held
i'm its Office yesterday at L. NJ. In the
absence Of the president, Rev. Dr. Dashiell
was called upon TO preside. Rev. DIR.
Jones offered prayer.
The secretary presented the reports OF
the Board Of Managers, depositary, and
treasurer, which, on motion, were adopted,
and one thousand copies ordered to be
printed under the direction OF the secretary.
The secretary was requested to make an
abstract Of the report and read the same at
the anniversary meeting to be held in st.
PauPs church on Sunday night.
The following officers and Board OF Man.
ayers were elected:
President, Rev. Charles Minnigerode,
ID. ID.
First Vicc-President, Rev. c. II. Read,
ID. ID.
Second Vice-President, Rev. j. Z. Ed
wards, ID. ID.
Third vicc-President, Rev. N. d. IIoge,
ID. ID.
Fourth Vice-President, Rev. j. L. NJ.
Curry, ID. ID.
Fifth Vlce-President, Rev. p. A. Peter
son.
Corresponding Secretary, Rev. NJ. w.
Staples.
Treasurer, Thomas Branch.
Managers: Rev. William Brown, ID.
D., Rev. 7. G.. Dashiell, ID. D., Rev. j.
W. Jones, ID. d., Rev. }. w. BiedsOe. Rev.
William A. Campbell, Rev. w. c. SchaefIer,
Rev. - Bledsoe, Rev. Paul White
head, y. d., Rev. John Pollard, ID. D., a.
Il. Clarke. Asa Snyder, j. J.. Williams,
Hon. w. w. Henry, Judge +. III. Fitz-
hugh, DIR. James, and John p. Mcclure.
The Society also elected vice-presidents
in the several cities ard villages in the
State.
On motion, the Society adjourned with
the benediction by the presiding officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
HcnricO Politics.

There will be held in IIenrico county
on Thursday, April 9Th, at , O'Clock +. NJ,
meeting Of the Democratic voters Of each
magisterial district for the purpose OF Sc
lectlng delegates to the convention which
meets at the county courthouse on Satur-
day, April :. 1888, to nominate county otll-
GERS. At the meetings in the different
districts nominations for district magis-
trates, overseer OF the poor, and supervisor
wIfTDe made. The meetings will be held
at the folowing-named places: Tuckahoe,
Forks Of the Roads Brookland, keler'S
store: Fairfield, Ilardcn's shop; Narina,
Township Hall.
1t is said that both political parties are
hard at work. and the candidates for the
various positions are making an active can
yass. and il Is claimed that the vote will be
much larger than that Of any year since the
Tilden canvass. I'm that year It was 3,30O.
The closest contest will De for sheriff. W..
II. Southard is the Rcadiustcr nominee,
and Sheriff J. &. Jones, the present incum-
bent. will be the Democratic candidate. IT
is already conceded by RCadiuSter leaders
i'm the county that Mr. William Taylor, Re
adiustcr candidate for treasurer, will be
beaten, and that Mr.. McGruder the pres
ent treasurer, will be elected by hand
some majority.
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The Fair and the Citizens Committee.

A general meeting Of the citizens COM
mittee appointed TO collect funds to add to
fine premium list. racing purses, and MILF
tory nrizes at the Fair, and TO provide con-
ccrts. fireworks. &C., in the city the nights
of that week, will be held IN the room OF
the Chamber Of Commerce this evening at
6 O'Clock.
There IS . widespread opinion that II the
cornerstone Of the Lee monument could
be laid say the day before the Far COM
uences thousands Of old soldiers from The
south would come to the city ana renew
old associations and friendships.
There are two Lee Monument Assocm-
tions. Each ought to have a large amount
Of money in its treasury. 1t Is getting to
be time for action. What do they say to
this proDosal!