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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

The most pathetic Circumstance attending
Mrs Bishops death is the fac, thu, she died
childless It was the one perennial disap-
pointmcnt Of more than usually lull and
happy life. Children were the only longed.lor
Jewels that fate denied her. Happy nature,
that even that disappointment could not EN-.
tS,.tt
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18
MsreAan. Vessel. Nov in Port.
pAssExsERs.

For San Francisco, per Mariposa, Oct I5.- -
Rev. NJ Rouse q vile. W II Wright wife 4
child, David CIeie. Daniel Lyons, K J VII.
5 c Dickson. Miss ] II Smith, c 5 Mason,
MIS- ] Fowler. Mrs L o Hall. Oscar White,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18
siuiu letter.

am not superstitious and never was, bu,
have had things happen in my life that made
condolences seem as il some unknown power
lay behind them. have often thought there
is color Of reason for the action ui the more
ignorant who refer these coincidental happen.
ings to preternatural agencies remember
combination Of circumstance which happened
to me not long ago which | have never been
able to unrayel. 1t was during the night Of
the late FIRE on Nuuanu Street when every.
thing was confusion and ] was being josled
hilher and thither, unable to take any definite
course, that some one, who, from The voice
Judged was woman, for | did not see her
face, came up behind me, and ,hrusting
piece OF paper into my hand, said in a hurried
and anxious tone Iona, ior heavens sake
take this and preserve it ~ ! Immediately
turned around but saw no one whom | could
identify as the speaker, so ! folded the paper
tightly in my hand as | was thrus, to one side
b some Of the hoscmen and was soon carried
to the other end Of the block by the crowd as
the heat drove them back. As | stood at The
corner OF Chaplain Lane thinking Of the oddity
Of the whole affair and waiting for an oppor
tunity to find VIVA, secret. il any, the paper
who put his mouth to my ear and whispered )
" Have YOU got that ?" "Got what" | asked
him, "the paperP" lie smiled and said,
"Yes ; be sure and don't lose it," msryeled
greatly as | turned to sean this forward
stranger more closely but, like the woman, he
had disappeared. "lt is strange" thought l.,
that these people whom | have never seen
before to my knowledge should know me but
perhaps the paper have in my hand will
throw light on the matter" therefore began
forcing my way through the crowd to.
| ward the glare of the fire that | might
be enabled to read it when, all at once, the
crowd made a rush backward and forced me
over the curb into the mud and slush.
As | houndered to regain firmer footing
ins,inctively put out my hand to steady myself
by telephone post. II was the hand which
held the paper, and, as someone pushed me
hurredly opened it to catch support and drop
| pea tIc UllIcl WHICH
The crowd surged and before could pick il
up, it was ,rampled and lost in the mud. Just
a, this moment the voice OF the stranger agar
whispered in my ear, "Hlod fast to tn,
paper and don't lose it for it contains YOU
fortune" "Halloa there - cried, for th
time | saw him quite plainly as he gided ava,
through the glare Of the FIRE. "iIalloa | say!
but he only turned his head over his shoulde
and smiled knowingly at me as he had dom
before and was gone. What was to do l
seemed like dream. | searched long for tn
paper but in vain; il was iuetrievably lost
Day was now breaking and the FIRE had burn
ed low, and turned my footsteps toward home
As passed the corner of Hotel and Fol
streets hack drove rapidly pas, me and til
stranger leaned out, bowed TO me and smile
the same provoking smile as he disappeare
: toward the wharf. Being somewhat of fatalis
, determined to bother myself no further wit
: idle speculation, so went to bed and was 500
, asleep.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

The third annual meeting Of the Planters
Labor and Supply Company will take place
at 'oA. N. Monday The company will as
ssemble in the room adjoining the American
Consulate, in the Campbell block. The
session will last several days and will probably
be valuable and interesting one.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

The Bethel Social Union has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year Rev.
L. c. Oggel, PRESIDENT Mrs. r. G.. Thrum,
vice president; Mrs. J. Shaw, secretary; Mr..
William Clark, treasurer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

Mr. Adoph Geerine, jani,or OF the Y. NJ.
L, A. Hall, has recovered from his late illness,
an attack OF malarial fever, which confined
him to the hospital for over Two weeks. Mi.
Geering's many friends viii be glad Is see him
at his pos, again.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

| awoke toward noon after an undressing
sleep, for the phantases of the fire had dan
ced before my eyes, and phantoms Of strangers
with mysterious smiles had been peeping un-
der the mosquito netting until | had grown
nervous. found my imagination had been
quite perturbed blythe events of the early morn
ming, and summon philosophy to my aid as
would, | could not drive away the wish TO
learn more concerning the contents of the pa
per had lost | thought the matter over
while dressed myself and by the time star
ted down town was almost convinced that
had become ghost-seer and had been hob
nobbng with the inhabitants ofthe phantastc
realm 1t was not until had walked over to
Nuuanu street that | could believe there had
been FIRE, but the reality of the whole affair
came forcibly to me, as l stood gazing at the
smouldering ruins, when the stranger drove up
to the curb where Twas standing, and jumping
ou,of his hack beckoned me to come with him.
We crossed the street and entered a private
tel and Nuuanu streets when we were seated,
the stranger took from an elegant case some
fine fresh Cuban cigars, passed them to me and
proceeded to light one for himself.
As he lighted his cigar l took occasion to
look him over. l found him to be one Of those
persons one often meets connected with
government departments ; he seemed to be
half gentleman and half knave as he eyed me
with that sang /,oa which distinguishes the
man Of the world from earnest mediocrity
After several minutes Of mutual contemplation,
during which he smoked hard and repeatedly
knocked the ashes from his cigar in semi-of'
fcially manner, at last he said, 'Ioma, think
we will be able to make cool thousand this
time" Twas thunderstruck; my widest specula-
ton had not reached beyond an insurance bride
| looked at him heplessly and managed to eja
culate, " Are you sure is there no mistakea"
"None whatever" he replied, e. pointed
you out to me after he arrived at the IRE; no,
there is no mistake; besides YOU have the pa
per-" Could it be possible had been let in.
TO state secret 2" Having been newspaper
man for some Yeas, and therefore fatalist, as
have mentioned, | at once determined to act
my part without cue and trust to my iavorite
goddess that the clnking of The guinea might
lulltorest my conscience at the hniS. "Of course"
| replied, "but | bad no idea the amount
would be so large you know these Islands"
"well, he interrupted, 1--WE haven, time 10
talk now; you know you are expected al the
- at seven O'Clock; you will be sure TO be
at the wharf tomorrow evening by nine o'clockf"
~ will be there" ! answered, "but whom
| shall look for, foI whom" "You have full
instructions in the paper" quoth he, as he wa
we'd his hand 10 me and walked toward the
door. Al the threshold he turned, and smil.
| ing at me in a confidential manner, touch,
the rim OF his hat and said gaily "Aloha. Iona,
apopo u It was too late to hesitate now Il
was half past two, and was expected at tie
- at seven.
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Bosros. Am bk MARrnA DAVIS ......,..... Benson
Due Oct ao-as. c. Brewer q Co., Agents
Nav Yokk, Ger blk THALiA. ....,.,...... Thornbohn
Due Oct. ss-3o Castle a Cooke, Agents.
NEw Yosg, Am. sim bk GEo. S HoMRR. 81. Perry
Due now. coal for u. s. Government.
GLASGOW, Brit. blk RAscA.. Barberrov
Due Jan. io-r5. r. a. Shaefer n Co, Agent
Hosesoso, Am. blk AnniK CARyEs. .Pendleton
Loading Aug. "a. -, Agents
Nav CAsrLK, N Sw, Brit. Blk Pacific SLorE, Barnes
Due Nov. rs. Wilder 4 Co, Agents.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Am bktne wRssrlRR. .
For Kahului, due Sept rs-ao. Wilder Co, Ag'ts
HoNGxosc, Ger bk CEsrAuK ,.........,....
Loading August Agents
Lospos ria LisHos & MApEIRA, Brit ship DAccA.
Perry, Sailed from Lisbon sept. 3rd. q. W. Mac.
farlane, Agents.
SAN FRAscisco. Am s CRY or SypsHy. :. Dearborn
Due Nov ut. Hackfeld Co. Agents.
Posr TOWNSEND, Am Bk klikitat .......... Cutler
Due Oct.--Agents-
SAN FRANCISCO. Haw Stmr ! G Blaine. ..... Sass
Due Oct a. Foster Co. Agents.
SAN FRAaoIsco, Am sch Anna. ......... Nc Culloch
for kahnlui, due
SAN FRABcisco, Am Bktne Ella, Howe
loading Sep az Brewer 4 Co Agents
SAN Francisco. Am bkine W. II. Dlnond .Houdle,i
ioadiag Sep az. w. c. Irwin Co. Agents.
PosI GAaBlK, Am. bktne KirsAP ..............-
Loading Sept az. Haclfrld & Co., Agents
Posr BLAskLy, Am bkine ANElIA.........N s~hal
Due Oct 7o-ss. Allen kohinson, Agents.
PoRT bLAxELy, Am bk {. o. WnIrAoRK. Calhoun
Due Nov. IS. Allen & Robinson, Agents
ursALApy, Am bk IIopk.................. Penhallo~
Due OF. 1899. Levers Cooke
san fkAscisCo Am CRY % SYDNEY. .DearboFn
Due Nov IS. Hackfsd 4 Co, Agents
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

The union service at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall,
Thursday evening was largely attended, not.
wths,anding the severe storm prevailing a, the
time. Rev. Mr. oggel led very interesting
prayer meeting for The first halfhour, and then
delivered thoughtful lecture on The Christian
Workers Preparation. Union services will be
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall next Thursday
evening, as follows 7n5-7;ss ?. NJ. Our
responsibility for the souls Of Others prayer
for ministers and workers, that may be "wisc
TO win souls" S-S:4SP. N. Mistakes often
made by workers in the inquiry.room. Both
meetings will be led by Mr.. cuzan. The
invitation to these meetings is general.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

The Rev. =. C. oggel will preach al the
Bethel Union Church to-mouo~ at ia. N.
and 7;3o y n. Morning subject, The
One Talent evening subject. Undecided
Praise services at 7,I,.
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EXPORTS.

For San francisciseo, per Matiposh Oct
ISth.-Io72 kegs and 74Se bags OF rice 7sIo
punches OF bananas and other goods TO The
total amount OF foreign produce, 500, 600 rs
and domestic produce SoS,7i.s6.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

Mr.. Charles Dexter, Of the Hawaiian Hotel
has been suffering from an attack OF hear,
disease.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18
DIED.

In Honolulu, a, I2;I2 PM, Thursday,
October 10, 1884, Bernice Pauahi Bishop,
wife OF Hon. c. X. Bishop, aged 81 years, 9
months and aS days.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

The Beaver saloon has over its door an ca.
eellent piece OF wood carving, representing a
beaver in the act Of gnawing the trunk Of a
vigorous looking log.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

The following evening ! sauntered toward
the wharf about s o'clock. AT the foo, of
Fort stree, | met the stranger lie came up
to me quietly and taking my arm he led me
gently onward, saying never a word. When
we came to the water he said, " Iona have
you every thing arranged ?" AYES" said I
mechanically cts all right" "Thai is good"
said he quietly. "the men will soon be here
and we will go aboard you know where to
land this side Of Smiths bridge But, he
added, you must be very careful, for that
bother fellow is on the look out, we must get
rid Of him soon, orwell you understand
OF course didn't understand but was in iorit
and said 80 we'll, you know its only a matter
of time; he can't last" "The rest Of the boys
are all right" he replied, 1--WE have often done
it with tip: Mey know how to look through
a ship now you've got to be sly To night for
they're bound to look sharp up at the police
station" For the first time in my life took
ga tumble as they say in the northwest.
"Wcll make tina, all right said |, "The captain
has mt any thing TO do with the appropriation
after ii passes the shore line, and then you
know" "Youre a brick Ioma," said the
stranger, Z" but here is the boat, let us away.
1t was magic pass word-p,o bono gi6hn
and we whispered ii into dusky ears as thu
boat clided into the oitng. As we ran through
the silent water began musng on the Who'll,
affair but could find no solution to my mysteri
Gus connection thereto.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

Fort stree, is in a shoekingly muddy con
di,ion and yet, somehow, everyone looks
happy.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18
= SATURDAY PRESS

Publication Office Is at IS Merchant street I'D.
torial rooms a, ios Fort treet
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THoS. @. THRuM, Publisher and Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the " SATURDAY PRESS"
Notice Of any events Of interest transpiring on
the other Islands will always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents are requestcd to
append their true names to all communications
not for publication necessarily, but as guarantee
that the writer is acting in good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

In the police court yesterday Oliver. charged
with larceny, was remanded until the 10Th
inst
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18
Nj. WHITNEY,
Post Master General

Mrs. Hampson's Welcome liz Melbourne.
Last year Mrs. Hampson held one of her
remarkably successful missions in Melbourne
The entire city was moved, and hundreds were
bgought into the churches. However the best
test Of an evangelist's work and hold upon a
people is no, immediate apparent restless.
but time. This year, entoan to BallaIa,,
MIS- Hampson was compelled to pass through
Melbourne. She came quietly, and tarried in
the city but two days. A welcome tea was
hastey arranged, to be held in Assembly Hall.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Monthly Journal, says
" Like her Master of old Mrs. Hampson,
" could not he hid For an hour before the
advertised time thepeope began to pour into
the hall. As only limited number Of tickets
had been issued the ladies dared not admit
more than the hall would hold and were very
soon compelled to close the doors to all but
those ladies who had been fortunate enough TO
secure tickets beforehand" All the speeches
made bore uniform and unqualified testimony
to the lasting results for the good Of Mrs.
Hampson's work Of the year before, and the
high esteem in which she is held IN Melbourne.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

The usual Gospel Temperance meeting a,
the Bethel. this evening al 1850 Pm.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

The boat gildcd silently through the blue
waters, and no word was spoken save when
the stranger gave some whispered direction to
our boatman. AT last the dark hull of a ship
doomed directly before us, and, as we pulled
under her bows n low whistle greeted us,
which was answered by the stranger. We, the
stranger and myself, clambered up the side OF
the vessel and he Immediately led the way TO
the captains cabin. We were welcomed, not
by the veritabe swarthy private, but by a
handsome young fellow, who smiled us to
seats with the most self interested manner.
"Gentlemen, the captain began, "every
thing is all ready; the ship was searched yes
terday and the way is now clear. "Ioma, "
he continued turning toward me, 81 now
place you in command, and you will follow
your instructions. You will find your profit in
the transaction enclosed in this envelope.
| | took it and thrust it into my pocket. I was
| now determined to find out whatever | could oil
the affair before left ship; Therefore took the
captain aside and began, captain Of course you
understand that as run the most of the risk
in getting these goods ashore, wishBou would
give me a fuller explanation Of the searching Of
the ship than now possess. | would like 10
fully understand all the risks am likely to en-
counter" He looked at me in surprise and
Immediately asked "Did they not fully ex-
plain every thing to you at the" He stop
ped and looked straight in my face. Igucssed
ly, "yes, yes, they told me all, but, in the
hurry of direction, explanation Of this was left
out, and as find that il dovetails into some OF
my written directions determined to supple
ment my course tonight with your experience.
You know that l am a new hand at the
business, and il any thing goes wrong the
whole blame and most likely the legal punish
ment, il such there be, will fall upon my Amer
lean shoulders instead Of" "Say no more" he
cried, "yousha iullyundersand, for our interests
are all linked together, and our patriotism is
measured, in the present case at least, by the
needs of others. We were fortunate enough to
get---out of the way yesterday and the
vessel was searched by the two other boys.
| Every thing was passed all -. n. However
--'s suspicious were aroused when he
returned, and he visited the ship las, night
with one OF his assistants. managed, how
ever, to quiet his distrust by an offer to show
him through the ship, and he departed. You
will not be likely to meet with any trouble un
til you have landed. You must then be very
careful, and be sure and keep the natives ava,
from gin until the job is completed. You had
better be off now-I shall expect you to dine
with me here tomorrow evening; until then
good bye" The stranger was waiting form al
the door, and we were soon in the boat making
our way toward Smiths bridge. noticed il
the bow Of the boat a tarpauin was thrown
over some bulky substance which came almost
to the gunwales.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18
Nor'cH.

NoTIcE
| From and after the goth instant, gold and silver
coins other than those Of the United States Of America
AMI Of the Hawaiian Islands, will not be received by
us deposit
| We will buy coins other than those named above at
their value for shipment abroad.
| BISHOP & co.
| eI2- nm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18
NoTlcE.

In retiring from the nanag cement Of the HAWAIIAN
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY |
wish to express to this community my sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage have enjoyed their hands,
and trust that the encouragement and support
will be extended to my in all the years
Come. Very respectfully,
ais m (Signed) G.. WEST
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18
NOTICE.

The undersigned, having become identified with the
interests OF the HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, take this method Of ex.
pressing their sincere thanks for the Kindness good will
and liberal employment received FROM heir many friends
and patrons in this community, at our old stand.
We now cordially invite YOU command our services
at our new Headquarters, on Queen street, where.
with improved facilities Of steam power and machinery
we expect to turn Of work, with greater ease,
promptness and dispatch
Yours, respectfully
(SigneD S NJ. WHITMAN,
w w. WRIGHT
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

to helpus-ihe fact is tina, we are hard up. You
have your Instructions, and may depend upon
our assistance and support The vessel is ~.
peeted tomorrow morning and like the great,
people OF the United States, many OF us believe
in a revenue ior fd,if eniy. he eireumspeet
be wise as the serpent and harmless as the
Bulletin. Will YOU "no thank YOU, cried
/, as stayed his hand already on the cork,
mo thank you, but have you no further in.
,truciions 2" "None," said he, "save the pass.
word all ! had almost forgotten and he
came close to me as he whispered into my ear.
elasped his hand warmly with an aloha. A
moment later was bowed with great Difference
down the steps.
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General advertisements.

Oelttdt -HuuC(lteCIItCVtS.
NoT'cE' i.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE SOLD THEIR
entire stock and good will ofther business to the HA
WAlIAN CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING CO.,
to take effect from and after October Ist, 1884
All accounts against the firm OF WHITMAN &
WRIGHT will be settled by ]. A. PALMER, and all
persons owing said firm respectfully requested To
pay the same to J. A. PALMER, No Campben's
Block
(Signed) WHITMAN & WRIGHT.
NOTICE.
The undersigned have purchased the entire stock,
trade and good will Of the business Of WHITMAN
WRIGHT, to take effect from and after October ist
1884. All outstanding accounts Of said firm will be
settled by A. PALMER, at No Campbells Block.
MR. $. NJ. WHITMAN assumes general management
Of our mandatory tMR. G.. WEST reiiring) MR.
w. WRIGHT takes charge Of the blacksmith and iron
work department.
Thanking this community for their patronage in the
past and soliciting continuance OF the same, with
assurances OF Our best attention all business ntrustcd
to our care.
We remain, very respectfully
HAWAIIAN CARRihGE MANUFACTURINGCO
(Signed) G.. WEST, President
E.G. SHuMAN, Secretary.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

Has jus, received per MmpoSa and other late arrivals
Whitaker Star Hams, Breakfast Bacon California
Cream Cheese Fairbanks Lard Table Fruits, Pic
Fruits, Cranberry Sauce Annear Sauce, Salad
Dressing, Jams and Jellies Pickles, Olive
OIL, Comet and Oolong Tea, Boxes:
English Breakfast Tea, Boxes
Japan Tea, Boned Chicken
and Turkey, Cunisd
Fowl, BroiledChicken
Roast Chicken,
Crushed Indian
Meal, American
Breakfast Cereals,
White Oats and Wheat
Buckwheat Flour and Maple
Syrup. Graham Flour Dat Meal
Corn Meal, Wheat, Corn, Barley,
Potatoes, Cube, Powdered and Granu-
lated Sugar, Fresh Spices, Fish Chowder,
Clam Chowder, Atmores' Mince Meat, Pslac-
Kerosene OIL, Crackers Of all kinds &c, &c, &c, &c
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-18

|NoT'cH
The undersigned has Withdrawn from the firm OF
Sandemann Hattie, and is responsible for any Of
| its debts J. G. HALTIE
Kohala, October >. 1884.
7i5-4t
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

All accounts owing the undersigned for the quarter
ending June 3oh 1885,, Il not paid by October 10Th,
will be placed in the hands Of u collector.
HENRY MAY 4 co
Honolulu, September IS, 1884.
, 1884-08-28

p. f. Fredericks is again in town.
MIR. j. D. Hardin is back from tn
West.
A. II. Swan has returned from the
West.
Mr.. T. F. Durbin left for Rawlins last
night.
Mr.. n. r. Davis has returned from
Nebraska,
Mr.. Gilbert H. Pierce goes to Denver
this morning.
II. Altman returned from Il Western
trip yesterday.
Hugh Chittick, Jr,, returned from the
West yesterday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Chadwick came up from
Denver last evening.
William Lykins and family arrived in
the city late last night.
Mr.. w. c. Irvine returned to his home
in Carlisle, Pa, yesterday.
Thomas Swan returned yesterday from
a short business trip to Colorado.
Mrs Isaac Bergman and Miss Ida
Bergman went to Denver yesterday.
Mr.. VIII II. Harte and family, of
Denver, are guests of c. n. Potter, Esq.
Mr.. A. II. Reel has returned from the
West. A fine lot of trout which he
brought back shows that the streams are
full of the speckled beauties and hat he
is no Indifferent angler.
AT the Railroad hotel George W
Gray, Gatesburg; William H Ball, New
York; NC Jones, Omaha; Max Bemer,
New York; J NJ Nuckols, .Jr., Spring
field, I'll.
At the Metropolitan: T D Ryan,
Laramie Miss Parisot, ranch; George
Krew and wife, Ireland; William H
Brokate, Denver; James Callahan,
Chicago.
At Dyer's hotel + l. Gardner, Salt
Lake; NJ Miller, Aubrey, Kas.; Frank
Mason, Pole creek; James W Howard
and wife, Wyoming; Francis Leon. Frank
Cushman and members of Comedy com
pany.
At the Inter Ocean: J B Carpenter,
Chicago; J H Stringfellow, St. Joe; H S
Manville, Nebraska; Oliver b Manville,
Manchester; Max Emanuel, Sim Eng
lander, New York; H E Newton, Pueblo;
A G Hamilton, New York.