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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-05
Ths Jailg 8nllftin
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party.
But establshedsforsthe benefit of all,
WEDNESDAY,, MAR. ), 1884.
THIS DAYS D0lNGS.
MORNING.

Special sale of household furniture
at Campbell's Block, by Mr.. f. p.
Adams, at 10.
Meeting Stock Exchange, ut H..
EVENING.
Oahu Lodge, No. X. of p. 1880.
Bethel Prayer Meeting, at 1880.
Fort st. Church, Prayer Meeting
ut Z 80.
st. Andrews Cathedral, usual
services, 1880.
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BANKING NOTICE.

EHE UNDERSIGNED have formed
Il copartncrship under the firm
name of SPRECKELS IL Co." for the
purpose of carrying on general bank
ing and exchange business at Honolulu
and such other places in the Hawaiian
Kingdom as may be deemed advisable
(Signcd) CLAUS SPRECKELS.
VIM G. IRWIN.
f. f. LOW.
Honolulu, Jan. ! 4th, 1884.
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Filters and Water Coolers
652 :jt
Notice.

nURING my absence from the King
~ dom, Mr.. i. G. Ables will act for
me under full Power of Attorney; all
bills against me will be paid by him,
and all accounts due me are to be paid
to him. S. |. SHAW.
Honolulu, Mar 1st, 1884. G52 2wS
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Notice.
Notice.
LOST.

ON Tuesday, the Goth inst, a small
~ black POCKET BOOK, contain
ing TWO DRAFTS, one on Messrs. II.
Hackfeld & Co., and the other on
Wilder q Co, payable to A. GILFILLAN
also, $50, $40 and 50 in Gold, and So
Greenback. If the person finding the
same will return the Book and Drafts,
he may keep the coin, or be suitably
rewarded on returning same to DAILY
BULLETIN Office. GAG 1w
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SEALED TENDERS will be received
at the office of the Minister of the Into
rior until Wednesday the 12th day of
March, instant, at IL o'clock noon, for
the erection of Court House and Lock.
Up in the District of Eva, Island of
Oahu.
Plans and specifications of the pro.
posed Buildings can be seen upon ap.
plication to the Interior Onlcc.
A suitable bond, based upon the
amount of the Contract, will be required
upon execution of the same, conditioned
for its faithful fulfilment.
The Minister of the Interior does not
bind himself to accept the lowest or any
bid. CHAS. II. GULICK, .
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, Mar. 4, 1884. 653 3t b
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NOTICE.

ThE Undersigned begs TO inform his
Il friends and the public generally
that he has rented the shop and stock
from Mr.. l.. Way, and win continue
the business as Carpenter and Builder,
and hopes by paying strict attention TO
the business to merit II share of public
patronage.
FRITZ WILHELM.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NV YORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEN YORK. ONIA RIO AND WtSTF-HE t,V
OH ana aiuf January 1884 trains leave Desbio..es
N0itaPdt aud West $50 sfIeef Stations 0-''' ''''~''
~''' ''N-''''
For Ne~srk. kOcLest-, svracuss ana onsio. ,,so *
Z O--'''~ '."' ~iAs
Uuca Little Pans Run Plaiu. Ca1s,ol.rs po, ,,..
Amsterdam $50 Il2J u - q M - 'N'' '"0A''u
Albany and Caiskil -, 9. a. lI2O NJ. 50 .syo, in
osNcgp. OueiQs. .e0rNiCh -i.ney. = IA
Newbufg. Kingston Highland POugAkeebse x si0
II 20 a $40 40. . IA > ''
~ irfo"u $50. Il.ZO IN. 4;lO. 4.3D p. Ia
,DAy OtneT trains daily except sunday
bunci F!rior Cars $50 and llZ0s N. AMI 430p m
mans tot Albany
,IaroI Baaei CARS on $50 a. nj train syracuse aud
Pullman bnBet sleeping Cars . p train for Bunalo
BID Chicago.
1cAets tables al stations Offices the
lsny, Jersey CITY Peunsyyauis Railroad oatOn bro0Ayn.
% (ourtst Annex Office Of FutOn-st 900 + ton
s Ale ~ Dek aibave, New YORK Ciiy. Nos itz. zO7
80 u. 4ls $40, i,5Z5 Broadway, No Union SQUARE
S' bthaSe No l6o last l25fnst Pennsy iyanh lk Sta
gu 10 DesbfO5ees-st ioOi C0Tandtst- AMI esi shore
sa t0E, 20 q y col 8za-sl
HENRY MONETT, Gen Pass Agent
4 rLato-st,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
Ofean Gteamer5

RORDEAUX LINE. -
ID New and direct line to the soIth nth Of Fr1nos
NFW1YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT ..
-. CHATEAU LEOVI LIE l4oOO tonsl - da. Jan. zs
Prom Prsntces so-s," tnsar waist Fsrry) Brooklyn
Travellers f0r France Spain and Italy. PyreneeA PA1
Nice ko win time and expense Oy taklns lhs nne
Cabin (lnclnding wineL so hteerAga SO
f0 pA'A~seA APPp " r. LIE BoULANoER, 4s Beaverst
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
II steamers Cos foot OF sussexst- jersey cJ
FOR Rotterdam.
SIS W A. sCHoLTEN "Wednesday, Jan. 30. 1880 m
For Amsterdam.
ss zAANDAM .... "Wednesday .. N
Fir.t cabin 500 steerage SO prepeid SIS
FUNCH, EDfE & co. L. W. MORRIS y
q s. Wilam-st.. frelg Agts bOBUHy. Gen. Pasa Ast
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
PHILADELPHIA AND READING

49,, ~ ~ ~ ,IA ~ y -, ~ IN
Nrw-JFPSFY CFNTRAI DIVISION,
pec, connection 70 and trom Brookvn via BOat'
fruu Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TINE TABLE fAkING EFFECT NOV. 1s. 1888
For PHILADELPHIA End TRENTON. Round BrooI
onte 745 93o lll5 a. M 1870 40 go 4:9 GG '1o ''Oo
Direct connection at Wayne junction Germantown and
Chestnut IIil at ColuInbiaave Tor Manayunk Coh'ho
DRAWINGiooM "A is, ON all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trans
1880 80 9SC iioOA m ll5 RAP 'io 04Ii IN t5Oo 0b,
Herfs ST. At 5io SV 26 Boo No. ioS S5O 52G 5so
m SUNDAY sIj m. 4.SO n. N.
sos. 6o5. i603 lisi a. m i54 423 GA rs
SUNDAY, 1;25, OILS q. M. 0l5 D m m o.. .oo
For wILLIA~srUnI ~ o:4a ''41 300 a m" S:45 400
IorsUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at 6;45. 745 M Sl5.
4p.tn
Fer READING and HARRISBURG at 7.45 200 sI llI5A m
100 1850 800 $50, 1900 p. m. sundays at 5;Sopm N
FoI sCItAN ION At 6'45 800 D. M. a:s5 ?. n
For wILKEsBARRE and PITTSToN at G41' SO0a NJ
400 1:S. 3:45 $50 p m. Sundays at 5:Sop m
torTAMAoUA 745. 800 d. Ill., loo. 1880 s:45 400
tcBETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
OF 645 900 "a loo l,O. o:4j 800 y n suhlAJs a.
5JO pm. 80 ~
ToI EAsroH At eds 900 m, 100, l:sO sl5' 400 4:3o
to, sTaTIoTs On nIUh BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
NJ 400. 4:30p ~ oo ,oo
Foi FLEMINGION at G'45 900 m I'VO i'oo 4o'' 4''0
900 59Or Sundays l:' p m o,
ForsOAuRvILLE at G45. 900 1850. III m loo l;3o
G1ys 4',' i5'o6a a m i.So 6,ao s,oOp m
Ioi PLAINFIELD at C:ia 40. 900 $50, 1889 1d;l5 N
90 80 830 3.4j. 400 430 800 6lJ, 900, 6;V1 O:5p
COSCO g3u 1880. LOO 81 UNDAAS AZ oiOV' o'41
~. l.3O 400. $40. Hsho i2nnp IL
IOELIZABETH Al G:I5, C45 7.l5 7:l5. 500 $40. 500
$50 g. lOSu. .1l15 lI"C m. 1243 laO, l;.}o 2aDQ
$50 300 S3 $40 4.O0 4lJ 4.aU 4iJ 5:UU 5l0. 6:3l
lI.9O l2:0Op IN sUNDAYsAC eO0 eAO am 4:5U 4:Jl
be, SOD l2;Ohpm
InNIMAEk a. 900 6:45 C:I5 G45 71i. 7:30 500 ST.
is 200 go 800 $50 400 43O 6.OO BIO, 6:30 5tj
CO. 6.lJ ttSO 700 $50 bio, 300 $40 1880 ll:l3
l1Oupm. SUNDAYS at 500. 9l5. lOlj an. lZOO n, LILO
:tu 400 BOO G.l5, 500 900 lOtG pm.
FO LDNG BRANCH. OCEAN 'EONI, &c, AN ram at
600 SD M l3O, 400 600 = SUNDAYS except
ocean GTove al 400 l0AJ . NJ.
Tor a.ffnr D. At .. S.l1. ff.op IN 12O f.01.
fCLAhLMUuD IONS I.iN l.I. and EAItNEGAT at $40
fm 1880 4jU III. with through paI.Ur Oh 4.JO
tram.
tUr N4NELAND and BIIDGETON Gt l30 p
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From IIer NJ 3. North River. via sandy Hook.
For LONG BI,ANCH, EAIONTOWN, &c, at 4:O0 y. n.
Tickets can be procured at loot Liberty Per No
River n. IG3. ~, 25l, 2'l, 4l3. ~. "i'.
342 ad-Avc. RivngiDnst; 10 Grcen"lchst,
and principal Hotels IL NcwNork city Iu BROOKLYN AZ
NOS COurt-st; rs Broadway; $50 and SoS Fulton
~. In HuDOAen, 2J4 Mashiner0u-st, n. \.
1an1ie Omy viii call iOr and check baggage from hotels
residence ~ destination ..-.--.-
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
% 49, W IL r. BALDWIN
General Eastern Passenger Agent ll9 Lberiy.st n Y
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
Drouos.ls.
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL.

Jsaersonve Depot Of the ouarternastsrs Department
JEFtElsoNNIlE IND, January "a, lsss
Sealed proposals. tripncate, subject TO the usual
y ana at the Office OF tile Depot Qu4Tteruasirr
Francisco. Cal. until IL o'clock IN. STANDARD ume
"Wednesday. the 10Th day 0f February, 1884. whh
and places they s be opened 0i bidders
JeBers0ns lie Depot Indiana 60t0I gallons at tie
Francisco Depot California l5DOO gallons all 10 Of two
o-gallOu caus each
the right reject bis.
articles domestic prtructiut
such Will bu given artlcs
production produced tho faohC coast TO tie
extent O ue consumption required by The pabe service
there
Blanks and nll Information bdfins vii be FUR
by office and the Depot 0n4efnastos 1t esn
Franclsco Cal apptcatien
RTFUs' 'sAXrON, Asst Or Mr. Genl l. 3 A.
OFFICE
= STATEsI,
EFW YORK. January %. l-sib y
PROPOSALS SEALED AND ENDORSED
Il on envelope Bid for Supplies Advertised viii
cccvel at this until ~ cclOtk February 1884 TOT
the following supplies o the hest quality be delivered
within from late u order. tso of expense
Navy Yard New lOik. -.
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR"
one barge load about 100 ious ~ semi lualnuas Goal
best quality X.2AO 10 pei ton.
Tho contractor s place the provided
Government al te Navy ard Wharf and he quantity
lverr be paid Tot ~ t~ weight the scales
To be tree from dnt and all other detects
The right a reserved 10 reject any al may
De deemed sdys.tagroas o. the Government
responsible
nu delivery ~ tie supplies awarded
BLANK forms viii bo iuTnishe,i a this onioe
BIDS PROPERLY signed te sldcfel
THOMAS I thSWFii.
Pay Inspector. . Navy.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
BOARD an0 Rooms tUanieo.

nRESSMAKER working out by the day wants
~ In private house Would 10 sewing ia
would take permanent position nrst
house do desanakin2 aud assst lady Ia housekeeping.
Best reference Address, D. Tribune q town Olee ISs
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
n)inler Resorts.
HAMILTON HOTEL,
BERMUDA.

HAMILTON HOTEL,
BERMUDA.
Most doliebtfuIV ocaA commanding extensive view ot
islands, greatly improved and possessg 9 modern
viii he Tor the season NOi 10, AooS III
ulRte pereCts cuisine uncXceptte1sa
Tourists and others recognize the unequaed adj
afforded 10 all seeking To aTOd The rgUrs OF
Northern winter in Il visit 60 Bermuda
CHAs. o. EMMoNs Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
CTARINS
- ciIi RIVER AND HARnoR TRANSPORTATION


COMPANY.
Cfirr Pier Is. y H.. landt.st.
Cons 1ments OF freight iOrw waed any part
Tie world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
received for delivery all kinds freight
thhndiso to any part OF the city.
SEA AND LAltBUk TOWING Az q RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGUTERAGE
Freight every description promptly Ighered any point
y The hsrb0r nj reasonable rAtes.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES To CHAR.
sEK FOR EXCUK~IpNs
stcamerJOHN b. S1ABIN for NEW HAVEN leaves Per
20, y H. loot Oi CortlAHdLsi, p III daily. SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between New York and
EewAsven care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. J. W r. r. at Pier 10
fu New Haven and points Fast, Ut Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAM D-Eleven Miles Tor
Wen Ceuts via steamers IRON Pier l. T. r. 0. White.
hsLst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. COmnunipaw. N.J.--Dry Docks
Machine aud Boiler shops Everything aPpcrainu. Is Tic
Construction and repair VI vessels
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
felp nanleb.

Al SWEDISH. FRENCH GERMAN and
~ Tnash coJss. Auudreisea, Waliresscss CHAMBER.
MAZDA uurses general h0usewOrkers. etc; farmers green
girls and with good references ay Apply al A04
East 29thst GEIMSKOLD ROSS.
WANTED. Experienced acc0untantsto can
w yass FOR the Nai1na self Educator a new element
practical bookkeeping OF acknowledged
superior excellence. Compensation from SuO 70 700 per
month. Address A. G. SCHOLFIELD, Providence, II. l.
NVANTED.-W Waitress and Chambermaid.
w Good CITY reference required Must DO thoroughly
petent and Wiling 70 The county Tor Summer months
~ Mr JAMES TAYLOR,
no. 352 Msdlson-Ive
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
Bnsiness Chances.

Bnslness Chances.
FOR SALE.-The freighting and coal business
Il OF The Late firm o. Hoffman Pitcher Slare Dock
Lhebeck including tho barge Enterprise ard
LYDIAETTE HOFFMAN, ExeeutriN
CAROLINE T.. PITCH lsH- Administrator
For particulars apply TO w. NJ HOFFMAN, Attorney
RhiDebeck y. Y.
SPLENDID HOTEL IN CANADA.-One of
- the handsomcs in the Dominion will sell capitalist
rate to 10 active business lease
Of five years one OF the growing cities Dortn
4l0n 0Op cash. balance mortgage Apply to
l.. II. LUDLOW d CO., 5 Plne-st.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
Filming.

Hilnno.
T'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
4 hode1s oi the Ray Copper Company FOR eiectng niue
trustees VIII be held al - and SO rhOmassf NewHOrk,
Mondsy January =. 1885, at O'Clock p. Transfer
book WI be closed January %, lS 3 and
untii January %, 1854. LZECkENDORF.
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
OF the New England Gold and Silver Mining Com.
paly Tor the erection OF Trustees for tue ensuing year. will
be held at The COmpanys Oihcc, u Sprngst NewY city
Friday, February 1884 at l. o'clock Polls VIII e
open from IL 70 ! O'Clock D. NJ
Transfer bOoks will close January and win reopen
ary p 1884.
FREDERICK NICHOLS,
New-YOrk Jan Q, 1884 Secretary
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
fTHE ERIE RAILWAY, now know as tb,
IL NEW YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


- NLw YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements OF trans ffo,n Chambers Sire, r,eno
ga m-Daly except Sundays Day Express drawing room
eoaehee {" . Blnsh4mion. hlmira and buffalo Sleeping
Up u daily. st Louis Limited E1press-No exua charge
1oi last ue-PallmaD Sleeping Coaches To- Buffalo arriving
land l:4O CeinBaiI . N 81 Louis y 40 ~ scsd
Cay tonnectng trains arrive Detroit $40 m Toledo
tDaily Pacific Express Tor West Solid Train OF
Pullman bay aud sieeping Coaches to Bnshalon Inra
bunet smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
elb 2 Pm-EuigI ant train Tor the West
IutheiiOr AMI PHsNalC 10 80 $50 1920 10
l+6 550 s4O $40 $40 81 60 1890 1890 m IL midnight
SUNDAYS :. 80 1920 N 40 80 II midnight
aolO 50 10 80 30 81 1890 m and l. midnight sun
Gays $50 10 20an Lao 6.5l $50 N ~ midnight
HeNais and Pster5OB Via Newark G45 $40 3O am $40
80 80 ~ 80 30 10 AMI midnight Saturday nights
iSniEh, l,S,Eh, @u"fsys $50 1920 lao $50 and l2
MaTwic~7 70 h4 4sopm
Eew borg aud 'orewsl7 so m 800 4SO Gpm Sunday
ho5aoni sna Kingston Montgomery au 4.3o p N
.Goshsn 500 1920 80 $50 4.5o 3 s.I5rn sun
0l SS aSZ9 a - s6 S;sq a9 Pm '4'
Connect With Midland Railroad at MSSsp h am AM so "a
LoI' - Sffvis iis 100 l0Lo am 40 SIS \ m e
o13 foos 60 49,, -" "a, Q, I . osVs ~ "' S"h
rom 10 = 70 ~ every every ttlrty minutes 'ou Sni
Tickets Tor passage sud Apartments In brav-,o L., -
beepng coachrH car be- Oh aimed and orders fD lie , ana
md tIan-il OF bag may be left at the ing
Nos Z5l 4Ol 81 Broadway 81 W.st-st "lces,
Court - brooklyn. or 81 Tie tonpany's Depois. W.
L1Fross trains from he West ariivo IN New at 7lO
IoTN \ ABB0fi Gcn1 Pass.r A gent. Ne,s-,oyt
NORTHERN RAiLOAD OF NEW-JERSEY
y midnight Sundays and 7l5 pm
N.aae7 spring Valley and nonsey 7.lO 10 d u 400 y u
JOHN II. ABBOTT. Geu1 r4ss'r Agent Neo.Yyra.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
Dipiofno Noticss.

II
OFFICE on TIE CENTRAL Pacific r. r. COL
SAY FBANcIsco, Jan. 9, 1884 !
| T'HREE DOLLARS PER SHARE will be paid
Il presentation Of DIVIDEND WARRANT No " Of
the capital stock OF this after February
tins Office at the Office o. Che company % Broadst New.
York Transfer Books will be closed from O'Clock . m
January l6 70 10 o'clock February BY orisr OF the
Vice President
WABASH, ST LOUIS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY CopAxYl
- 1876 BROADWAY. NEw. YORK Jan 81, 1854. !
l'HE following coupons due Feb. l, 1884,
II heretofore paid by the Metropolitan Natl Bank, viz;
Toledo aud Illinois LIST mortgage.
Lake Erie, Wabash aud St LOu. lat mortgage.
Great Western LIST mOrtFs-e
lllnOis and southern Iowa. LIST mOrtzage
Iecaur and last st Louis. lst mortgage
Ioed0 wabash aud Western Consolidated mortgage
and those heretofore paid by Commerce viz;
So Louis Kansas City and Northern Carinda 1st
VIII be paid on and after that date by the
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW-YORR
Interest or scrip Certificates Bonds
be paid as heretofore by the Metropolitan att Bank
A. H. cALEF, Treasurer.
PEoRIA AsD PEKS UNION RAILWAY COMPANY
FRRsiDEAFs OFFICE ~ Broadway,
---,,--.-, -. - NEW-YORK Jan p. 1881. }
THREE (3) PER CEN interest will be paid
\ a on the Income BONDS Of this Company and after
FEBRUARY l. 1881, pres on or the bonds a. the
once OF MAI-SION IL. BROW w & BROS, 30 Nassau-St,
Ne"-fOrk CITY WALSICN II. BROWN.
Assistant Treasurer.
I'EXAS AND PACIFIC Railway Company
II The coupons due February l. 1874 Of tho Graune
vision bonds OF this company win be paid
dae al the Oce OF The Mercante Trust omhanY NewYOrk
Cly G. l.. SAITERLEE Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28

NVANTED-Stock of the Idaho Consolidated
w o. and MtHm- Company in * hange for Real 10
tate. Address Box 3jU Equitable Building.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
Gteamboafs ano aailrodos.

TOR NEW -HAvEN.-Sfeamers leave Peck
tim, for early trains North and Bast
TOR BRlDG EP0RT and all points on HOU-
j SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS-Steamer
leave Catherne-S slip at ~ p m 25a.st East kiver
STOP. IN Fare lower than by any other route
TOR BOSTON. {Fare Only So.
20 Newport Fall River, and all Eastern points
Daily uNDAYS ENCEPIED. from Pier -. ~ H.
at 4. o n m steamers BRISTOL and PROV IDENCE Con.
nectioB by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn Jersey CRY Al
1icEets and sisterOOms secured m Newb ORR
AL principal hotels transfer and ticket Oees nt the once
on Pier -, and on steamer ..-..o,
Agents Gen1 Pass Artnt.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
~ (Pennsy'vana Y r.. foetCortianft
Stations IN New York o. prd D"sbrossesst
80. (lhlla& Read. RR iootLlofrtYst
1EANk NEN.NORK conmcncirg November % $50, T. m
foi sOnth AmbOy via phla Reading n ". D. SD p
tm l8O 4, D. IN NJ sundays on lO46 m VIA Penn ma
For Matawan. &c, wa Phfa Readng Rf 'G w 90 ~ ~
IN. 80. 400 80 300. In SunoayS 4ac, iVso a III
via. Penn. RR. 81 n I'm. m snBdnvS fm bp n n,
For Red BanA prancb. ocean Grove, AsbuIR Park
RR. 300 Sis - m. i.sG ace 6cCp m SUNDAYS not
soppnq ut ocean Grove or Asburv Part, 400 l045 n
Pennsvlvana RR. q. m l2n. ylr, ~ m. Sundays
sOrrine ocean Crcvr or ffhprv Peri l9 a. m p m
Phlrdcini1a anc IcaCirc Pr o. Sl5. IL
NJ 80 400 Gn For kevnor. We Philafeinhta and
Iesdne RR- 5fG =, ~ .. NJ 30 s;%, = y IN m For
PC,G HANCOCK, J. p WOOD u. II. NIEMAN
g.. q r. a. p . v. HR. G.. p. 4. y. RR Act'e Supt
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
Ocean 6ienmcrs.

4 NCHOR LINE. L. 5. Mail Steamships.
" sail from Ner,Yors re- ary!or
ITOm Pier 20 North River
ANCnOBIA A.. % q Feb %. -
FURN l.-~i be-. F., . .II IE ASSTA Nar. g. D. IA.
Cabin passage. $50 tp so. Second cabin So
Stecrscc OuiwaId, >2S prepaid, a-l.
Anchor Line TRAITS issued At lowest rates paid fr3s Oi
charge IN In -iand Scotland ANA Ireland
Tor passage, shn Plans. Book oi Tours &c apply u
uENbER>ON BkOIHENS, Bowling Gr-o
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28

DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT, AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
INT MITH ALsOLLTE sAFETN
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
-O'-O INV - 10 PHILADELPHIA.

70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
SUNDAl. STATIONS IN PHILADEL.
PHIA; = ~ NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
PIN, FORWOOD & 60, Agents.
~ % Nflfs-af Eaur ..rI

XVHITE STAR LINE.-NAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROY l. MAIL STEAMEE5
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
~ tabt ----.+t cay Jan 81. Z a. IN
Bhi Al IC Capt Perry ..---. ~. ufday Feb h y. IA
hH 4 IC cant lrvtng r day. Fe'. u. a.
Saturday. i.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT or WEST
l0TH-S'I
EAIfs--Saoon $50 $50 ana sl0U. return tickets On
New YORK SIS ~
For inspection @; plans and other information apply Al tl1
E.J. COHTIs. Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
WINTER RESORTS; l.& ,@cro.,o,,.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAuAMAs, JAMAICA. HAYTL Porto RICO
COLOMBIA. i-I IIIMUS or rASAAA ans kICAI.ABUA
Tourists invited 20 avail OF Lese rps which they
taken by tir Cunpanya steamers fs
cITcHc puCe u - per day which tncludes all privileges
and board the whole time passengers desiring 10
change tsr route may transfer % any Ohei passenger
steamer u the line they es Oh Inc voyage For passage
PIN, FoRwoOD co. Agents
New-York tribune., 1884-01-28
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route

To BOSTON. ss WORCESTER, So 90 NASHUA, SO 65.
PORTI.AND 50, and transfer.
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Stock Market.

New YORK. Feb. Mot since
October last have sales Of Stock Ex-
change r~s"ned the total attain. d
to-day. 6S5, ,8O7 shares having changed
hands fro ~ the opening until The
close of business. The tendency of
prices Was upwards, the reaction
which occurred at intervals nav
ing invariably brought in buy
ers. which caused raj ed RECEIVERS.
The bulls were in full control aud
the smaller bears have generally
covered, and are now enlisted IN the
bull side. But the large bears are
still heavily short, as the borrowing
rates tor stocks plainly show to-day.
DEALINGS in tome leading shares were
IN an immense scale, Union Pacific
leading with $4,000 shares ut a uni
versaliy large advance. ranging from
/ to- per cent, and extended through
out the entire list. The great features
of the market were Union P.cltic,
Western Union, Missouri Pacific. S..
Paul, LacKawauna and Lake Shore.
The rise WAS started under the lead
ership Of Union Pacific, whic. r,se
from 79f to 81. As the buying
movement of the stock progressed it
was di counted, the supply was
smaller than was anticipated. and
iris greatly assisted the advance.
Western Union followed close from
76l to ut aud a business of over So
OOO shares.
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9able4rams.

LONDON, F b. 2.-The Queen held
n c 'u"cil meeting this morning at
OF 'rne, Isle IF Wright, where she
Is now residing, preliminary to opeu.
ing parliament.
The advance of Baker Pasha to the
relief Of T"kar, has been p:ssp spOned
until Sunday. The original int-n-
ton telekral'hed bv Col. Sartovlous
Was to start Friday.
PARI-, Feb. 2. - Advices from
Saigon announce the arrival there of
General MIllnt, who il sent out to
command of the land forces at Ton
quin.
DUBLIN, Feb. 2-William Meaele,
an Important witness in th+. Phoenix
trials, Comp aims he il made fu,s.r
able owing to- continued l,-rs+ cution
and frequent assaults VIII ich he suf-
fers at ,he hands Of symp ,tb,z -rs
with the a-sassins of Lord Frederick
Cavend'Sn anil Mr.. Burke.
MONTREAL, Feb. 2.-All arrange
ments for the winter carnival ha We
been completed, and the palace Was
finished and lighted to night max
ing u grand and novel s,ectacle.
With the arrival Of the Governor
General and Marchiness of L .nds
downe, Monday, the revelry begins.
PARIS, Feb. 2. Placards were
posted throughout the city Yesterday
melting the disaff-cted
'lice;nen and starving workingmen
~ arms.
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BEN. HOGAN.
A Reception to be Given Him
at Repshaw Hall.

Ben. Hogan returned to Butte
from Helena, night before last, and
was warmly greeted by his numerous
friends here and by the members of
the Reform Club. Mr.. Hogan has
dome a noble work in the Capital
City, in watch he was ably seconded
t'y the good people there. The gen.
tleman speaks in graceful terms OF
the kind treatment he received at
their hands. and hopes to be able to
meet them again in the n ar future.
But Mr.. Hogan has still more work
to perform ia Butte, and his numer-
GUS friends and members of The Re-
form Club desire to inaugurate it,
and at the same time attest their ap-
probation Of his labors among them
by extending to him a reception to-
night at Reushaw Hall. One of the
most pleasing and Interesting features
of the reception will be a grand
sacred concert, in which the best
voices of the club will be engaged.
Mr.. Hngsn will also entertain the
with an account of his
labors over the range and with re-
marks gernane to the occasion. \
small admission fee wi be charged
simply to cover expenses of the hall
lights, etc. A large attendance is