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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-09-07
VOL. XIV.-NEw SERIES.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE.
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING.
OF THE UNION COUNTY.
sun day school Convention.
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SECOND DAY.
Mln NINI AENSIlN

The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt the President in the chair. The
choir sang, II want to be WORKER Tie
President read 3lst ard 122, Psalm. Bro.
} Il Carlisle prayed, Alter singing Bro.
Vim Jcircrics prayed the children then
saug, Jesus loves the children" and Bro.
} = Pri,chmd prayed.
After singing Waiting at tho Cross the
convention proceeded to business by taking
up the regular order.
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Resolred. That we as a Convention do
pledge our most hearty suppon of all efforts
that are being made f"r the prohibition
cause ; and especially will we assist the
Woman's Christian Temperance Urion in
their work, and other like organizations
in our midst:
After prayer and Bcnediction by Rev. J
II Zimmerman, the president announced the
convention adjourned.
j. HIRES Prcs't.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-04
THE ANNEXATION SCHEME.

No official notification has yet
been made of the instructions given
to High Commissioner Trip and
Assistant High Commissioner Clarke,
during their cruise in the Julia. We
have however obtained information
which agrees with the statements
freely made by the Assistant High
Commissioner before his departure.
The Premier's annexation scheme
is progressing in theory, though,
hitherto. it has not succeeded in the
acquisition of any territory in the
Pacific. The Hazard brings news,
that had circulated speedily through
the coral lands, of the arrival of the
Julia at the Kings Mills group,
where High Commissioner Tripp had
suggested" the advisabillty of
annexation to Hawaii, and was
lecturing upon the numerous advan-
tages to be derived by the "simple
and ignorant in taking such a
step. A few missionaries, overawed
: by the gorgeous uniforms, endorsed
the suggested sentiments of the
High Commissioner, but the ''misera
BILE savages and wild beasts of the
jungle" were not desirous of any
outside interference, and referred
the Hawaiian uniformed uniformed
officials to their King. The result
of that interview had not been ascer-
tanned when the Hazard started on
her return voyage, but it was
thought probable that nothing further
would be seen of the Hawaiian
Premier's ambassadors, the King of
the Kings Mills being more of an
autocrat than even our Foreign
Minister, and man who, when dis
pleased, or interfered with in his
own country, simply orders ''roast
pig" for supper. We hope that our
Commissioners will receive kinder
reception from the "wild beasts of
the JUNGLE" than was accorded to
Captain Cook by the "Gentle Hawa-
iian."
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Agent Board of Health.
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Tasmania has decided to join the
Postal Union, and to establish a
direct line of steamers with England.
-Martini-Henry, horse belonging
to the Auckland Stud Company, won
in the quickest times on record, the
Melboure Cup, the Melbourne Derby
and the Maribyrnong Plate, l23,000
people saw the race for the Cup
The Victorian Government are pro-
viding arms and instruction for the
cadet corps in their public schools.
The Annexation Conference was
to meet in Sydney to-day.-The
Morning Post says that the settle
ment of the annexation question
depends solely on the will of the
colonists themselves. The Globe
attaches great weight to the Marquis
of Normanby's protest in favor of
the subject.
The d. G. Murray brought two
days later American papers, from
which we take the following.
A young man went to the French
Senate Chamber with pistol to kill
Prime Minister Ferry, but was dis
armed and arrested. 1t is reported
that Admira. Courbet has been
defeated in Tonquin.-The visit Of
the German Crown Prince to Spain
is causing uneasiness in Vienna
De Giers, Russian Minister Foreign
Affairs, had an interview with Bis
marck. Edward Mcmahon, Parnel-
lite, has been elected to Parliament
from Limerick.
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Notice of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that CO.
IN partnership has been this day fo
med between @ F. Wolfe and j. @. ] d
wards TO carry on q grocery and feed
store in this city under the firm name of
56l limb WOLFE & EDWARDS.
Honolulu Nov. 10, 1883
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AUCTION SALE BY E. P. ADAMS,

AUCTION SALE BY E. P. ADAMS,
SPECIAL
C R EDIT SAL +
OF
GROCERIES 81
To close consignments, | will offer at
Public Auction,
ON A CREDIT TO THE TRADE,
On Wednesday, Dec. 9th,
At 10 a. IN. at Salesroom, an asst. of
AMERICAN & ENGLISH
GROCERIES
in PART AS FOLLOWS, VIZ:
200 Boxes Hume d Co.'S Flag Brand III
Salmon, guaranteed Red and the
Choicest;
so Cases Assorted Table Fruits,
100 Roxes Blue Notified Soap,
100 Boxes Stearin Candles,
10 Boxes Petit Pois the genuine French
Peas,
10 Boxes French Olive Oil
100 Barrels Tin d sks) Extra No Flour
An Asst. of German Groceries.
10 Chests Fine Japan Tea,
25 Packages Fresh Australian Butter
81 Packages Chewing Tobacco,
80 Boxes Raisins, 10 Boxes Salts,
100 Rolls Contract Mating, white and
colored,
100 Cases Kerosene Oil, Cases Fair
banks Pail Lard,
| Cases Cuttings asstd. Soups,
13 Cases 4 Sardines, 3 Chests China Tea
| 6 C's Superfine Olive Oil. 4 Cs & M
Yeast Powder, 2C's Boston Baked
Beans,
| 5 C's Black Ground Pepper, A C's brown
| C's asstd Table Fruits, 2 Id tins;
C's CLANS, . C's Roast Beef, 21s lb tins
| 10 C's Mem ID Oysters, C's Roast
Mutton, 21s lb tins;
bxs Wax Candles, II Tins Soda Crac'rs
C's French Peas, 2 lb tins, C's Mustard
C's French Asparagus, BIB tins
C's Saloon Bread, 10 C's Leaf Lard, 5lt
tins; c's English Pickles,
bxs Comet Japan Tea, 5lb packages;
33 bxs Malondray Japan Tea, 5lb pkg;
100 Boxes Soap,
&c. &c. &c.
eB-TERMS-S2 and u.der. Cash
over 5000, 60 days over $40O, 80 days
Approved Gilt Edge paper
E. p. ADAMS, Auctioneer
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Whitman & WRIGHT,
TO THE FRONT AGAIN

TO THE FRONT AGAIN
MO more contracted hoofs, fever in
IN feet, lameness and sore shoulders
forging or over.reaching, corns or quar-
ter cracks.
The Patent Spring Horse Shoe does
the business.
Recommended by the California Society Of
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
This shoe is the invention of an old
horseman of 40 years experience, and is
manufactured in New York City from
steel prepared expressly for this pur-
pose, and carefully tempered to retain
the elasticity of the spring as long as
in use. AS the name implies the gene
raj principal, is to act as an assistant,
where elasticity is natural in the foot.
The toes of these shoes being made
heavier than those of the common kind,
act as toe weight, giving horse
greater length of stride and naturally
increasing his speed. For working, or
driving, horses used on hard or stony
roads and troubled with Iameness or
sore shoulders, these shoes are an in.
fallible cure, while for soundhorses that
may become liable to the same COM
plaint they are certain preventative.
They are protection to corns on horses
feet as they relieve the part on which
the corns are produced.
Give them but one trial and you will us no
other. Satisfaction guaranteed.
We have lately secured the services of
thorough, experienced, and reliable
horse shoer of San Francisco who has
charge of this branch of our business
and who we can most fully recommend
to our patrous.
We refer, by permission, to Mr.. II. F..
Hebbard, Express and Drayman, who
has given these shoes thorough trial,
having used sample set for the past
month.
Whitman & Wright,
Pioneer Horse Shoeing Shop.
rs, II, 10, and 81 King Street, Honolulu.
569 I'm
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THIS DAYS DoINcS.

Meeting I. 1. s. N. Co., at 10.
EVENING.
Trade Union, at Dias', 1880.
Excelsior Lodge, I.O.O.F., 1880.
Bible Glass at Lyceum at 1880.
Meeting Temperance Society at
Miss Breese's, z 100
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knights of Pythias

From present indications, the reputation
Dal las has always enjoyed for hospitality
Will not be disparaged ut the hands of Cm1l
de Lion lodge No. & Knights OF Pythias, il
their entertainment of the Grand lodg,
which convenes In this city next week
The parade Of uniformed knights through
he streets will DO an imposing spectacle
the music throughout the four days will be
as line as north Texas affords, and the pic
mic, theatrical performance, ball and ban
quet will be US elegant an affair a.
money and experience can bring about
The picnic is to take place at Shsd,
View park instead OF Longs lake, ss here
tofore announced, and il is expected that
knights and their friends will provide well
filled baskets for the occasion. Colone
Keller, OF the street car line, has ordered
Two new summer cars, which with the roll
ing STOCK already on hand, will be ampl,
to transport the large crowd &c
and from the park, The entertain.
ment on the night OF the second
day, by the Sunilower Ministries, will be-
one OF the attractive events OF the occasion,
the young men COMPOSING the troupe, hay
ing entered into the affair with much zeal
Tickets ct admission will be furnished by
the committee in the Grand lodge room
no tickets sold. The grand ball at Mayors
hall on Intervening of the third day, will be
one OF the recherche affairs of the season
none but those invited will be admitted
The banquet at Mayors hall, on the fourth
night, complimentary to the Grand lodge
promises 20 eclipse In brilliancy anything
heretofore attempted by the Knights
which is saying a good deal.
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steady; prime to choice, 6s to q; fair TO
INily hair, Of TO I; prime 10 choice. u to q;
yellow clarified, u 10 y; choice white clarl-
He'd, y. Molasses steady with fair demand:
iermenting, ~ 70 IS; centrifugal, ~ to ~,
common, = 10 10, prime reboiled, IS to IS.
kice quiet and weak; to t. Bran duh and
lower; 80, Cotton-seed oil, prime crude, stj
oSG summer yellow refined, Is, Sieht
exchange on New York, 81 per 81, 900 pre-
mum; sterling exchange. h, B., S4S3l.
=. COTTON MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK, April lS.-Meekly cotton
statement; Net receipts at all United
States ports during week, 72,iG0; same
week last year, 81 6lo. Total receipts at all
ni,ed States ports 10 date, 5 tGg. zoo
same date last year, i5S3,00O, Exports
nom all United States ports for week, "a, !.
80 same week last year, S5,625. Total
exports from all United States ports 10
GATE, 5,Sl ,OOo; same date last wear. 2,Sl5
UO. Stock at all United States ports, 77S.
200; same time last year, 1885, eco Stock A,
all interior towns, To-, 500; same time last
year, 10000 Stock at Liverpool, 9q5 900
same time last year, S13,0t0 Stock OF
American ahoat for Great Britain, l72,O0O
same time last year, 81 600
BOSTON MARKET.
BosroN, April l3--Wool quiet; Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA extras, 30 to IS: Michigan
and Wisconsin, IS to 40.
LIVERPOOL STATEMENT,
LIVERPOOL, April 10 Cotton statement
Sales OF the week, G0o0O, American, AZ 600
Spectators took 81 eco, exporters took 3, 500,
forwarded from ships side direct to spin
ners, 2O,UO. Actual exports, 800. Totai
receipts, 1900 American, 1850. Total
stock, $4,000; American, 100 600 Amount
aloat, ~ ,UOu, American, l72U00,
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Tho Star-Route Trial.

WASHINGTON, April BIN the star-route
trial, after proof Of destruction of Western
Union telegraph dispatches semi yearly,
inspector, was called, and testified that by
or1sr oil Postnaster-General James he had
iouowed Reerdell across Jersey City ferry
on June 18th or 18th, 1881.
lngersoll objected to the testimony, and
long argument ensued.
The court refused to receive the evidence,
aud witness was directed to stand aside.
Bliss called James W. Donnelly the
book'keeper who had Strengthened out the
BOOKS. He was asked when he had last re.
oeived money from Dorsey. Objection was
court. A scrap OF paper bear
ness, who said the handwriting
was that Of Reerdell and himself. II
was offered to sustain Reerdells testimony
regarding his correspondence with Forney
about the balance sheets. Witness identi-
ned the paper MS the memorandum from
winch the entries had been made in the
books.
DIR. James Reerdell, of South Carolina,
was the next witness. He testified he IL
brother OF NJ. @. Reeidell: knew the latter
went to New York IN June, 1885, (he) witness
went with his brother TO the post-onloe on
Monday or Tuesday after his return from
New York and his brother received let.
ter.
=, The defense objected at this point aud
tue prosecution was called upon for an ex.
planatlon OF their offer.
Merrick said witness wo1ld testify that
his brother had received letter from Dor.
sey as described by Reerdell in his
testimony, importuning him not to
desert him, but TO staad BY him for
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THE rUl,EST AND BEST
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from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake a,

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District Court-Assisnment OF Cases.

Instruct oo"r'-Assisnment of Cases.
Assignment of cases in district corr, r,r
III. uoa,. ,,.,,.,.,.,,. o'"'' io'
'ne "'ck beginning Monday, April 10, lSSl,
Sa5i-James Hall VS. Houston 4 Texas c,n,rn,
Railway cou,any NN"''"'
en7--v,r, A. $3.50.
"sfy NJ cameron ct al VS.. J, NJ Thur.
hond ct al
SG26-T ] Renting 40 rooo,, w NJ
trhnrsJavi w. '"'oo '" DAVIS CT a.
-Donuell Isvsnr G. Va a., o. :,
Waitar a, hs"son " Oo' vs. Conner &
gGq7-s VI cocs'nu T. n, -. nj
lFridny1 w. w. fenniihah CT nj.
3sal--M y Iodbet,er ~ p,,os ~ ,,..
Thursday w. Inns j. "eyefs OF Al
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st. Louis Straws

ST. LOUIS, April l3.-Smallpox, which
broke out in the southern part of the city
some time ago, seems to be spreading n
other parts OF the city, but the authorities
are taking vigorous measures TO supnress
1t and no serious apprehensions are fell.
About sixty cases altogether have been re.
ported from the district where
1t first appeared, and about
twenty from other parts of the city. Six of
these were taken from the Marine hospital
being steamboat men who contracted the
disease on board their boats. All case, re-.
ported are sent down to QUAR-
antne, twenty miles from the city.
ana they are reported doing we'll
Vaccination is going on rapidly, and if this
and other means adopted by the authori.
ties do not stay the spread of the disease
approaching warm weather will etlectually
stop it in a short time
Mrs. Hall, wlte of Harry l.. Hall, a rail.
road man widely known both east and west,
at present general travelling passenger
agent of the Burlington e Missouri River
road, died here to-day.
This is the warmest dav of the season,
the thermometer marking s. degrees i'm The
shade this evening.
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GRAND OPENING
of Mayors Garden ro.Day-A Feast For
the Eve and "A Delight For tho genses


on tomorrow afternoon the beautiful
garden OF Mr.. Mayer will be thrown open TO
visitors, and q sight unparalleled in beauty
or more rare in conception will have never
been presented In Texas. The garden,
with its superb collection of flowers and
eyergreens, its terraces Of rare plants,
charmiugly beantilied by the fingers of gen
tie spring, and diilusing sweetest odors, are
an enchantment sufficient in themselves TO
lure TO their side numberless visitors.
But these are not all the attrac-
tions. A huge fountain, over the
surface of whose waters glide gracefully a
beautiful swan and other wild game OF the
ieathered tribe. One of the principal feat
ures of this favorite place of resort is the
menagerie and aviary filled with various
kinds OF animals aud birds. Among the
former are two very lively aud well.brought.
up monkeys, so to speak, who are up Ia
the snuff OF this latter day. The bear and
animals. The garden will be Illuminated
by electric lights.
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Smngorfcsi Mixnd Chnrns

The members Of this chorus met again
last night at the Frohsinn hall. Rehearsal
is supposed to commence at 1850 promptly
but II was fully an hour after the stated
time before a start was made. This was
probably due In a great measure TO hest.
fancy many felt In leaving their homes
while the elements bore signs of evident
disoord. But harmony allures when other
charms fail, and the members turned ont
In gvodly number, In spite of the impond.
Ing storm. The choruses taken up were,
No. 2, Green Vale and vine.clad Noun.
tain The heautllul candante movement In
brilliant chorus, "iTis Thy Wedding Morn.
Ing" We. notice n very marked improve
ment In the rendering OF these numbers
especially as regards light and shade
and Professor Frees should congratulate,
himself In having the honor Of welding
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The HERALD has time and again called
attention to the numerous tramps which
niest the city. They lounge around the
street corners aud beer saloons late in the
afternoon, and feast upon the unfortunate
inebriste ut night. In the morning they
repair 10 the bottom and sweetly slumber
under the shades Of its foliage until de.
olining sun reminds them that the hour
70 ply their avocation has arrived.
When victims are scarce, and hunger
gets a down hill" pull on their vitals, they
suddenly become ILL., and, with the dex-
terlty OF magician, cripple themselves
into all kinds Of shapes. They then seek
the outskirts, and with faces that onguli
women with pity, beg for food. They are
successful, Of course, Tor who ever heard of
a woman that would not succumb to such
an appeal And thus they are successful.
TO hint ut labor TO one of them would be
the erossest ndlgnity You could offer. The
city officers claim that they have arrested
the most notorious OF this class and ar.
raigned them before the mayor, but so uni.
yersally have they been dismissed, on pitt.
iul pleas, that they deem II folly TO longer
heed their presence.
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An Enbos,lcr I,nygeJ.

j. a. Russ, In the employ OF tho Paciilo
Express company, who was In tho civ
Yesterday morning, received telepran,
from some point Ia Mississippi, the nan,e M
which was not learned, that J. w. TneS'
formerly messenger OF tho company. who
had decamped on the 18th OF March with
$500 OF the company's funds, had been nm.
pretended, and hat the officer VINO
had nm custody only
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the sake of his wife aud family. and wit.
ness had read the letter "AN "''
Another argument followed, but the
court nnally decided TO reject the evidence.
and witness was excused,
The Jury was then dismissed until Tues.
Jay ana the court proceeded to consider
the subject OF division OF time to be allowed
Tor closing arguments. Bliss said The
prosecution expected to close soon after the
mex meeting OF court, and he presumed
time. Adjourned hll Tuesday
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Exhibits for Louisville Fxpos,t,on

WASHINGTON, April lS.-The treasury dc .
partment has issued circular, stating that
articles arriving at Philadelphia, Boston.
New York, Baltimore and New Orleans
destined for the coming Louisville exhibi
lion. may DE shipped by bonded common
carriers from the port of first arrival 10
Louisville under the provisions of the act
to amend the statutes in relation 10 the i'm.
mediate transportation Of dutiabe goods.
Upon arrival of the goods at Louisville the
usual regulations for securing the govern
ment's interest will be enforced
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City Court.

City VS.. D. NJ. Duncan, drumming on
platform; dismissed.
City vs.. Mollie Brown, abusive language;
fined SO.
City vs. J. Spruell, abusive language;
continued.
City rs. Griffin, loud and boislerous Ian.
guaGe; dismissed.
City w, Sue Beoson, loud and bosterous
language; dismissed.
City v. Mrs. Ever, loud and bois,orous
language; dismissed.
City vs.. Mrs. Ever, assault; dismissed.
City vs.. George WALTON, assault; con.
tinued, W.