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The Markets.

so BA II April s-yirsinia IS. consolidated
ten-f1r ri s+?s; new threes IS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. April 9.-Co.ton dull-m ddling, ga
su1R oa 2'as 10 DE- extra. 42sa4 IS; do family.
oO0a5 70; city mills. super 3.25a3 IS; do. extra
4ooa6a5 do. Rio brands. 70: Patapsco family So:
do. superlatye patent. 1875 Wheat-southern easier;
western inactive and lower southern red l15a1. l6
90; smber i7al 10; No; western winter red. SPOT
!; lo,sai May lt7sal. TN; June. l.17a al.lS
Corl-southern steady; western inactive and lower:
southern white an yellow. 62a64; western mixed spot
62ab2}s; May. GA 1929: June 62Aa63; steamer IS
bid Oats 9uist and steady southern. 5la5s western
Whtte lab2' do mixed. 49ab0: Pennsylvania 5la52
land and psovsons seaay
-InesS pork. 20 90. Bulk meats-shouders and clear
rib sides packed shal1 Bacon-shoulders. 90; clear
lD Ed, SIDES. ~: Hams l4al5 bard-refned I2s Butter
l7al71s Petroleum duh and noninal-refned. ssasll
Cotee hrmer-Rio careoes. ordinary to far. sHa9s4.
SUGAR an. hrm-A soft 81; copper refined quiet IT,
mniskx STEADY H. drsights t. Liverpool
gEa in 3s.4d Receipts -four. COZ barrels wheat
IL. OO9 bushels 81 0G0 bushels OATS 2 600 bush
els Shipments-whsat. 90. 600 bushels; corn. 40 600
bushels Sales-wheat 19s. 900 bushels; corn 90 600
bushels
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Every Houn Or THE Day.

EVERY HouR Or THE Day
AND EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
Coffee may be had of uniform strength and quality by
the use Of
E E. E. sssss -: SS0 SS % :-gssss
Hnr s ssss 80. g Sos Sc % sssss
/ Is IS SHHBB 3
/ LII Is L as s. . uu PH HbDbp
Geo 90 FFFFFF ZEE ZEE
g o9 oFFr FFr En- Err
Geo So 90 + Exc EEs~.
Which ia pure Coffee extracted directly from the
berry, by the addition of boiling water you can make
many cups of delicious Coffee needed-fresh
and fragrant. Each bottle MAKES IS cups OF Coffee
Always uniform-a great point in Coffee mskiug
No waste or trouble i'll using.
Pure. and recommended by AL who try it
No grounds or sediment in bottom of cups
An invaluable aid to early breakfasts.
Trial will convince. For sale by gTocers,
FEELS & CO.,
ap4-w.s.m.2 9t PHILADELPHIA.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
The following are the opening and closing prfc,s
tfthe New York stock Market TO-DAY "a reported
10y special wire 10 II. IL Dodge, 53g 18th street
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The Star Route Trial.

After recess Mr.. Henkle continued the examina-
ton OF Mr.. Miner. He denied that Mr. Vale had
ever made In his presence statement that they
would get the service up to 100000 or 100000 a
year. Whatever Rerdell had done on the Rawlins
and White River route he had done on his own
authority, as the route belonged to him.
QUARREL WITH RKRpELL.
The witness, after denying various allegations
OF Rerdell, said he had quarrel with him In the
spring OF 1879 and told him on the avenue that II
he RerdelD ever spoke TO him again he would
"mash his nose all over his face" He had not
spoken to him after that until the trial began.
The witness was asked as to various petitions
and other papers which Rerdell alleged he had
interlined or altered but the witness denied hay-
Ing made the alterations or interlineationS.
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DISTRICT CASE IN THE U. S. SUPREME COURT
In the case OF Williams agt jackson Bros, and
Jackson Bros. agt- VIM. Suckney's administrators,
the U. s. Supreme Court to-day reversed the de.
cree OF the Supreme Court OF the District OF Co
lumbia and remand ed the case with costs
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SPECIALTIES.

NJ ADAM ROSS, The LONG-ESTABIJSHFD RE-
" liable Cialryoyant and Astrologist gives better
III all affairs Of life than any one in the pro-
1estion tells the past present and future destiny gives
iasice ana assistance on al matters appertaning to
business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TRoUBJE AT
Satisfaction given or no pay. Consultation Rooms 4oi
I'd street above street northwest This month con.
sultaton fee reduced. Ladies' 80 cents gentlemen 81
mhl3
40 AND SEE PROF. WARNING,
" MEDIUM AND REAL ASTROLOGER
At us Ninth street northw est.
rive thousand dollars to any one who equal him
In telling the past present and future, causing speedy
marriages. bringing separated together and in business
affairs, whose advice is invaluable He tells consuors
pane n full, and is the only person that do
Prof warning asks questions aud uses no cards Of
any descri ption In his profession.
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY.
Fee-Ladies. 81 gentlemen. 81. mh3-35t
M RS. NJ. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
~ and business Medium. can be found at 1910 7th
Sasee nor west where she viii be pleased to meet her
many friends and customers. fl7-2ms
NE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
$50 LII ~. All business confidential Ladies and Gem
SsS o. cents each. 408 street. between 4th aud
W. sLoets northwest d28-16w.
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BROS. Auctioneers.

tCNCdNSON BROS, AuCt1OneerS.
dHT CRY aE wAsHlS Giit some 81 Il
ON STREET NORTHWEST,
ON WASHINGTON STREET,
ON II STREET NORTH,
DELAWARE AVENUE, THIRD STREET FAST
ON X STREET NORTHWEST,
ON M STREET SOUTH.
AND ON II STREET NORTHWEST
in TF snt Sf ca1 aserse Of the Court
shue ct al, viii sell under deed Of trust, re-
FIFTH n Ss y f9I on TIVE SPA the
r NJ. In front OF the premises Lot No. &C. with i'm
irovements thereon in the subdivision Of Lot 8, in
street northwest, opposite the Pension building
and wd be sod in seven convenient parcels each about
\, And on FRIDAY, the SIXTH APRIL, at FIVE P.
s f 6 q the pTemsss we S viii sell Lot No p
non It's 34 feet and will be sold in ten psr
'es SAT- tfG1i falv1 ST APRIL at
m g. hs r. IN ws M sell q as Nos
On TUESDAY. TENTH APRIL. a. FIVE F. NJ, in
Lots Nos 81 to Al inclusive, and Lo1s Nos "A to 5s n
elusive, III the subdivision of square No 749 on I'd
afY APRIL
IN front OF the premises the west half of lot No.
81; O'CLOCK On SAME pay. front Of premises.
,on the TxIfFi III APRIL at FIVE P.
saa.s sSa # fMaf Sp i VA
street. bet. 4th ana 9Th sts.n w.
on each parcel viii be required at time of sale BALANCE
In notes tearing interest at and years to be Sc
option OF purchase II the terms S1 an easd
with within ten days after sale the property win be re-
SC, at purchasers cost
TIL. JEsUP MILLER, r
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POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Mt. VERNON. nj. VERNON!

'IIsNER W ". CORCOr,AT
Yeaye~ III stTyet wharf daily (e1cet for VT
vernon lUrCOck a. returning reaches Washing
ton sbCut 80 i. LII.
$50 T. RiAKv
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PROFESSIONAL.

Easy FEET AND DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN
ar ana sunshine increase vitality and LONGEVITY
hence. the most eminent physicians, surveonS ana
n0ussnds OF other we'll known pefsunasetL yfsit Nr
WHITES establishmsnt l4l6 Pa ave-. Opposite VII
prds Hotel fur raliaf from and avoidance Of Coma
snces etc Once fee Per visit Establshed In Wss6
1ngtpn. ID. C.. In 1881. msn
nR- II. l. BOvEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN
~ treats successfully Female Disenaee Nenr.I-iss'
Ehspmsti@. Chills faralyd.. Ne.Vogs basssses, q.
Gven al? stross. opposite Rign HOUSE. 90
nR- u. 8. PARSONS. MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
HG.lvanic and Electro vapor BaahA nassaes. Sweed.
- movement.I Asgnstic Treatment 10. Hons. frorn
Sa.n. tot pm. l$37 street noEt6weSt. o6-7ms
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M FOLEY, Auctioneer.
VIII sell. commencing SATURDAY MORNING
MARCH TH1kTY-FIRST, AT HALF-PAST TEN
O'CLOCK. the stock Of Dry Goods, at 908 TIN street
VIII Z GOODS.
oiLhS, DkESS GOODS. TABLE LINENS
PURE , LINEN sHEETINGs. HOSIERY, UNDER
AES,S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. GOSSAMER RUB
TLANNd.S. CASSIMERES, AND COMP FTF
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
Ladies will please attend this SALE as the PROPRIETOR il
determined to sell every article the highest bidder for
cash. o ''A ioA
NJ FOLEY, Auctloneer
inoo-ZW 9US 7fh street northwest
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THE SPRING RACES.
Program OF the National Jockey Club
for the May Meeting.

The spring meeting Of the National Jockey Club
VIII begin Tuesday, May 18th, and continue
through the 10th, nth and 18th, with 1--WE races
each day.
ON THE OPENING DAY
the first race will be three-Quarters OF mile for
purse OF $500, OF which $50 is 10 second. Second
race, the national handicap, y miles, for all ages
TO add 500, OF which $50 to second third TO save
It's stake. Closed with SO nominations Third
race, one mile purse $780, of which $50 20 second:
miles, the Army and Navy stakes. for s-year-oids:
$50 EACH half forfeit, or only $40 IL declared out
club to add $780, OF which $40 to second: Thru 70
save its stake. Closed with Is nominations Fifth
race steeplechase for all ages; purse $780, which
$50 TO second.
SECOND DAT.
First races mile; the youthful stakes, for two
year-olds: SIS each, play or pay; the club TO add
$500. OF which 800 TO second closed with IS nomi-
nations. Second race, y miles; the Mount YER
non stakes, for fllies and mares OF all ages that
never won sweepstakes race: $50 each, half for
tel or only $40 IL declared out hy May Ist club 20
add 500. OF which $50 to second third TO save It's
stake; closed with IS nominations Third race, /
mile; purse $3.50, or which $50 10 second: the win
ner TO be sold at auction Fourth race, ik miles:
the diplomatic stakes for all ages; $50 EACH ali
forfeit or only $40 II declared out by May lst the
cruz 10 add $500, OF which $500 TO second; third TO
save Its stake; closed with l6 nominations. Fifth
race, hurdle race y miles six huriles purse
POW, VI WHICH SoU 10 Second
THIRD DAY.
First race one mile; purse $780, OF which $50 to
second; to carry p pounds above weight for age.
Second race. one mile; the Analostan stakes for
3-yesr-oldS that never won a sweepstakes race I'm
their 2year Old form; $50 EACH half fort it or only
$40 II declared out by May LIST, Club TO add 5000,
OF which $50 to second; third to save its stake
Closed with Is nominations. Third race. IL miles;
selling sweepstakes, for all ages; $50 each, half
forfeit, or only $40 II declared by May lst The
n
winner TO be sold at auction. Closed with % NOM
nations. Fourth race, mile heats; purse $780, for
3-year-olds and upwards OF which 500 to the sec
ono. Fifth race, handicap steeplechase; purse
$500, OF which $50 to second.
FOURTH DAY.
First race, ~ miles; purse $3.50, OF which $50 to
second. Second race, IN miles; a handicap sweep
stakes, for all ages; $50 EACH or only $40 IL de-.
clared; club to add $500, OF which 800 to second
Third race. IN miles; the Washington cup, for
three year-olds and upwards; $50 each, half for
felt: the club to add 81 10000 which 500 to second;
third to save its stake. Fifteen nominations.
Fourth race, mile; purse $500. OF which $50 to
second for horses that have started and not won
at this meeting. Fifth race, ~ miles; hurdle
race; purse $780, OF which $50 TO second.
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TIoRTKEss MONROE. NoRF0LK. TOET. MOUTH

Ii ihI-NN fiVHittI, Ntitf IOt.I- AOt HI
4 AN, III SOUTH
Inland and SeENcard tcastus coz Elegant Steamer
IAD1 ~ lib LAKE., ca,cs 9Th street y.'a.- g,yry
MONDAY. V ED> E~!)AY end FRIDAY 81 :: y =. n.
StoII1nG at 4IHey Point al Point IoukouJ ling and
JttUr1ntv. CCHEccCil, ~ >oc.Clk with Boston Pow
Gencv s-t New York ste -er-. and all r.5r.a iIu.2
kC3fP. 9 Odd "a lee lesal Z. chic - L.
1iCk-i- Il satcr0rr.I- L. secured Is tcx-,
Ot5Cc ll -. 81 n. Hotel, at boat anal genera
Office, 81 lth =. Al WOOD. Sec's n r,a,
NOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, Fl. MONROE
II AND 1af SOFT I, t5Iuac Steamboat Gem
yanS CIu'aT STEAMER n II .~IOR Cart r. = "a l.
leaves :; y street wharf tsc~l TUESDAYS aEG ! Il Gt:S
ping l1uty FONT and Point Lookout, going AID r.
turning Connecting Norfolk with Boston. row
dcDCe amt New YORK steamers. and ali railro a lines
south, and a. a. 81 FONT with the chs apeake Ohio
Ticket Rnf sta+erooms can he occurred at b. liz ke
CIhSe. I5Ji ienIsy lvania avenue, b. ". Re = sons
jig r street northwest: ST. Mare Hote', and al flee
1th IT eet wharf. L. Nj. HUDGiNS. Gen. SUIT
'" = NELt Al. Agent n:isl9
HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEANING NEW YOEK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON,
FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Ion Passage apply to
c. B. RICHARD CO..
General Passenger Agents
6l Broadway. =. Y.
Or to PERCY G. SMITH,
1881 and 6l9 PennsyI yania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette" apI
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CoMMIssIONED.-Ms s v. L. Ware has been COM
miSsioned poStmaSte r at White Sulphur Springs
w. Va. and Richard S. HaineS at WOrsham Va
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: z am. 4.6; II am, $50; 2 pm
CLIO. Maximum 6i.2: minimum, 397.
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- OfNS1NGEK, AuCtlOneer,
Ss Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
93S, $40 and 942 Louisiana ayenue
ACCIION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES CARRI-
AGES, WAGONS. HARNESS, &C., EVERY TUES
CON MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARD.
Constantly hand and at private sale large stock NJ
horsess New and Second hand Buggics CarriaSes Ex-
Pres wagons Harness. ETC.. etc. Liberal advances on
No'i1tehiiehS. f2S I'm
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EX-SENATOR Con Killing delivered an argument
to-day before Secretary Teller relative to the land
grants OF the Northern Pacific.
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ELECTRICAL UNITS AND STANDARD OF LIGHT
Congress having pro yided In August last for the
expenses OF civil experts as delegates OF the
United States to the International conference to
held at Paris for the establishment OF electrical
units the Secretary OF State selected as such Pro-
fesSOrS TrOwbrtdge, OF Harvard college, and H. A.
Rowland, Of Johns Hopkins university. The for.
mer has communicated to the Department OF State
that twenty-six governments nominated delegates
for the meeting which, 1T was originally expected
would frame and possibly complete q
convention to be mutually obligatory
upon the governments represented. Prof
Trowbridge reports, however, that the results did
not take so DEFINITE form, and 1t having appeared
that there was not SUFFICIENT concordance at pres
ent in the various determinations that have been
made OF the electrical unit OF resistance, the
ohm each government was requested to encourage
Independent redetermi nations Of this unit. The
subsection on earth currents and lightning con-
ductOrS recommended that the various govern
ments participating In the conference should
favor regular and systematic observation Of
| atmospheric electricity. The section on photo
metry report that the light emitted By . square
centimetre OF platinum under nxed conditions
should furnish an absQl ute standard Of light
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THE POTOMAC REGATTA.-At the meeting OF The
Columbia boat club Saturday evening" a commit
tee OF three was appointed to confer with slmla
committees from the other clubs for the PURPOSE
OF making arrangements for the coming Potoma,
regatta
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NEW RAILROAD IN MARYLAND.-The initial Step
for new railway to run from Blue Ridge sum-
NIT, on the Western Maryland railway, TO Berlin
on the Baltimore and Ohio railway, traversing
from north to south the beautiful MiddletOwn
valley. has been taken.
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THANKS FROM THE COMMEMORATIVE Secretary
OF the Treasury has received the thanks of the
lieutenant governor Of British Columbia for the
assistance rendered by the revenue steamer
Oliver Walcott, on the occasion OF an outbreak at
MitlakOthla.
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From the Boston Herald.
John Dorsey has almost as good forgettery as
his brother. What the two haven't told about
their mail contracts would be more interesting
than one OF IngerSolls lecturea
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Pension office the following promotions have been
made; From class ono to class two, R. F. Powell,
Md, and w. c. libby, jr., N. j. From ST. 900 to
class one, r. P. Fletcher, Va: J. L. English, Va;
IL Shorter, D. & From 800 to s., 90 c G. GRIMM ifi
H.; J. M. Easterling, KY.
In THE Court OF Claims to-day the petition in
the case OF the National Metropolitan bank agt.
The District OF Columbia was dismissed without
PREJUDICE for want OF Jurisdiction. The case
OF James Fraser against the District was argued.
GOLD, SILVER AND NOTES.-The statement of the
O. s. Treasurer shows gold, silver and e. s. notes
TN the Treasury to-day, as follows: Gold coin and
bullion, 1856, iSl, 500; silver dollars and bullion,
slU ,636.O2S: fractional silver CON- $2 $50 S04; us
notes. S3,51SCs5; total, S364679,9o0. Certificates
outstandng-Gold s43,S 800: silver, s7l,l73 99l;
currency, So. $4,000.
CoNscIENcE-The Acting Secretary of the
Treasury to-day received conscience contribu-
ton of $50 In an envelope postlnarked Baltimore.
THE Two web perfecting and folding presses OF
THE STAR printed on Saturday 21,36J double
sheets In fifty-eght minutes, being equal to
1890 four-page papers within an hour.
THE new Postmaster General, Mr. Gresham, is
expected TO arrive In the city to morrow evening
Mr.. W. W. KER, counsel 10 the star route trial,
Is spoken OF as the democratic candidate for district
attorney OF Philadelphia Mr.. ker Is not inclined
to talk about the Natter but observed to-day that
the democratic candidate would have republican
majority or over 5000 to overcome.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AT CALCUTTA-The
consul general at Calcutta informs the Depart
ment OF State that there is to be an international
exhibition at that city, opening December T. to be
similar In character to the Melbourne exhibition
Mr. Mattson, the consul general, has secured one
thousand feet for general articles OF American
manufacture and the same amount for machinery
for which the ordinary charges will be 80 cents
for the first Is square feet and Is cents for each
additional square foot.
II. NJ. CARR, OF Louisville. KY, has been dis
barred as an attorney practicing before the In
terror department.
INVESTIGATION TRANsFBRRRD.-The work of in
vestfgating frauds in the Land Office has been
transferred to the timber division, MIR. Mckenzie
Chief.
THANKS FROM THE GOvERNoR.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has received the thanks of the
lieutenant governor OF British Columbia for the
assistance rendered by the revenue steamer
Oliver WalcOtt, On the occasion OF an outbreak at
MttlakOthla.
EX-SENATOR Con king delivered an argument
to-day before Secretary Teller relative to the land
grants OF the Northern Pacific.
DISTRICT CASE IN THE T. S. SUPREME COURT
In the case OF Williams agt Jackson Bros and
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PROMOTIONS IN THE PENSION OFFIcE.-In the
Pension office the following promotions have been
made; From class ono to class two, r. +. Powell,
Md, and W. c. libby, jr., n j. From 81, 900 to
class one, r. p Fletcher, Va; ]. L. English, Va:
Chas. A. Beale, Ga; W. A. Whitcomb, KY: Chas.
H. Shorter, d. C. From 5000 to 81 900, c. c. Griffin,
H.; j. M. Easterling Ky.
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INVESTIGATION TRANsFBRRRD.-The work Of in
vestfgatng frauds in the Land Office has been
transferred to the timber division, MIR. Mckenzie
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesma

sp9-3r Late with Dnncnnso, Rroa
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to d. H. Mudd
and Mary Benson; Jarvis Reed and Agnes Wilson;
John T. Coldwell and Katie E. Martin both OF Bal
tilnore, Md: Edward Dent and Clara Menkler
both OF Stafford county Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-09

The spring meeting OF the National Jockey Clut
VIII begin Tuesday, May 18th, and continue
through the 10th. nth and 18th, With i've race.
each day.
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Her funeral VIII take place to- morrow Tuerdsv .
twelve O'clock. from her mothers residences 32z8
street. West Wash ngon. Relatives and friends of tn
family respectfully invited 10 attend Int me,t =
GreeRmount cemetery. BaltiInore
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
FOR SALE.

One hundred good, graded sheep for
sale by J. r. DUNLAP,
15-it Carlyle, Kan.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
JOSEPH LAWITZKA

Does fine painting, decorative paper
hanging, granting, kalsominins ana
WITHDRAWING, at reasonable prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30

WI. " httc, "a SulCStSO, OERdltLtu u
the Court House last Monday night,
an assembly of Knights of Labor. Mr.
Joseph Pike was installed as Master
Workman. and s. H. Hamilton, as
Recording Secretary.
w. B. Cuibertson is kept busy these
days filling orders for crayon portraits.
We saw one the other day that he had
just finished for gentleman in Well
ington, that was really beautiful. w.
B. has orders from all over the state
and is getting up quite a reputation as
an artist.
Mr.. w. H. Stanfield, Of South Bend,
Ind, and Mr.. A. o. Craig, Of Pitts
burg, KansaA, are among the nevcom-
ers this week, having both taken q
position in Fletcher & Co.'S. store. The
former IL q timer and the latter q har-
ness maker, by trade.
Our foreman, T. F. Simpson left last
Sunday for visit to friends In South
ern Kansas and to his home in MissOu-
ri. "Sim" is a good boy and a true ar
fist and we will be glad to welcome him
back.-Sidney (Neb.) Pldindedter-
Telegraph.
so white bedspreads just received at
B. T. ROdman's at bargain.
Mr.. Samuel White, an influential
and substantial citizen of Muncie, Ind,
and an old friend of Mr.. Knapp's, af-
ter looking over other parts of the
State has concluded to locate here.
He has rented Mr.. Whitaker's prop
erty, in the south part of town, and
will have his family here soon. He
says he will bring at least twenty FAM
flies here this summer. OF such eiti-
liens, the paass the better.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-24
THE MASS MEETING MEMORIAL

The following is the petition sent to the King
by the people OF Waikiki, carefully translated
into English:
To THE BENIFIcENT SOVEREIGN KALAKAUA,
by THE GRACE OF Con, KING OF THE HA-
wAIIAS IsLANDs-LoNG LIVE THE KING I!
We your subjects Of the district Of "Na
Waieha" -four waters, or more usually called
Wailuku) Of the Island of Maui, having i'm.
plicit faith in your love, as Father, for the
peace and quie, OF Your Kingdom, and the
well being Of Your own people, do humbly
beg OF You to dismiss Walter Murray Gibson,
and all Others Of the Cabinet, because from
the accession Of the Ministry under w. NJ.
Gibson until the present time, it has been man
ifcst TO our minds, that their continuance in Of.
fee would result, in destruction to Your King
dom, and the life Of Your people. And in
conformity with resolution passed at the
meeting house Of Kaahumanu in Waikiki, on
the 18th Of March, 1881. committee was ap.
pointed consisting Of fifteen members to present
this petition before You, o Chief
Subscribed,
w. 7. KAHALR, Chairman.